The Chinese characters 草 meaning is grass; weeds.

A pictograph of grass, commonly written: 草. Despised as weed that sways with the wind, the lowly grass nevertheless provides the root for a host of “plant” characters. And, unlike the grassroots of human society, it can draw comfort from the proverb: “Every blade of grass has its own share of dew.”

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