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The four of us in the Wuyi Mountains.

Playing around with some bubbles.

"You can see the whole world in a bubble."
- Tony

A doodle I made of 聽 [tēng1 - to listen; to hear; to obey] and the man who you should be listening to!

It is composed of ear [耳] to the top left and king [王] to the bottom left. On the right is virtue [㥁] which is composed of straight or direct [直] on top and a heart [心] on the bottom. It's beautiful and has deep meaning. You can imagine how the virtuous king will hear his people or that a virtuous servant uses both his ears and heart to listen to his king. Unlike the simplified form: 听, which is composed of a mouth [口] and a phonetic component (for Mandarin anyway), catty [斤].

How do we listen with our mouth I wonder?

我啲同屋返歐洲啦。只有呢隻貓陪我。

These were horses dug up in the Qin Shi Huang (Egad, man! I've used Pinyin [and again]) burial area in Xi'an, Shaanxi (and twice more! I'm going to burn in imperial 普通話 hell!), China.