Among all Chinese characters, I particularly like this character because it brings harmony & warmth, and it shoulders responsibility. Also, this character appeared, respectively, in my great-grandfather's (Kok Kah, translation: a Country) and step-grandfather's name (Kah Teck, translation: a man who is efficacious).
This is a blog to reinforce family values, relationships and friendships. It occasionally rambles on hobbies but you will never detect any elements of pessimism and discrimination in this blog.
Monday, May 29, 2006
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The Chinese characters are hieroglyphical. The earlier a stage at which they were found during the course of their evolution, the closer they would resemble the
objects or concepts they represent. Take for example, the Chinese character "home/family". Doesn't it look like many people living under one big, stable roof?
Among all Chinese characters, I particularly like this character because it brings harmony & warmth, and it shoulders responsibility. Also, this character appeared, respectively, in my great-grandfather's (Kok Kah, translation: a Country) and step-grandfather's name (Kah Teck, translation: a man who is efficacious).
Among all Chinese characters, I particularly like this character because it brings harmony & warmth, and it shoulders responsibility. Also, this character appeared, respectively, in my great-grandfather's (Kok Kah, translation: a Country) and step-grandfather's name (Kah Teck, translation: a man who is efficacious).
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