Radical 0 6人 Rén , person
"The Chinese greet each other with crossed hands and bow ! "
Pictographic form
of character人 Rén in
which a man is seen in profile, bowing with crossed hands in her chest. All
represent that era Chinese man in common
posture when greeting. Showing an attitude of humbleness.
The carattere人 Rén means human or person. To indicate a man or a woman, you need to add
a specification. 男人Nánrén,man 女人Nǚrén woman.
Many of the
symbols relating to the human being have the same radical. Let’s see the
character仁rén which consisted of the radical人 Rén added二 Èr symbolizes two .
The number two is the smallest element of
human society. In fact, it says道生一 一生二 二生三 三生萬物Dào shēng yī,
Yī shēng èr,' Èr shēng sān, Sān shēng wànwù. translated as
one created two, two created three, three created ten thousand beings. Of
which, two symbolizes two opposites "evil good, beauty or ugly ..."
they are not in contrary but inseperated and indispensable to each other. The
dutiful task for each of us, firstly is to find harmony of ourselves.
Therefore, the character仁rén means humanity, which is part of the words below.
仁愛 rén'ài benevolence
仁心仁術 Rén xīn rénshù
Refers to a doctor who's good in their
abilities and good for the heart.
Immagine originates from http://chinese-linguipedia.org/clk/index.php
Derivation 1. 夫 Fū,
man "There
is a man who is firmly standing with arms and legs spread! "
The carattere夫 Fūoriginal shape
passed to one in which man is seen in front. This man who is firmly standing
with arms and legs spread. It is described the character大Dà big. This position, shared by many ethnic
groups, expresses the characteristic of man "self-dignity, secured and full
of strength."
We observed the character夫 Fū consisted of the character大Dà with a
horizontal line at the top, of which represent a hairclip on her head. The
Chinese eras, the boys had reached 20 years, had to collect them in a bun on
her head and secure with a clip.
The character夫 Fū means an adult man with whom you form words as夫妻Fūqī husband and wife 丈夫Zhàngfū husband. 功夫Gōngfū kungfū, known by many people as Chinese martial art, instead it means "enable
dexterity and craftsmanship" that reflects any di功夫Gōngfū method requires a lot of effort and patience before you get a good
result.
Translated by Neil Berry
