Chinese symbols tattto
POSTED BY: FallenAngel
UPDATED: Wednesday, July 14, 2010 17:34
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Did you get the tattoo done, HippieChick? How's it looking?
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Did you locate the Chinese symbol you were looking for? I found the one shown in the ship logo if you want it.
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i totally forgot i posted that. no i never found what i was looking for. i would love to see the one that you found. thanks!
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Shepherd used to tell me...can't do something smart, do something right.
I'm so into Firefly, my butt glows in the dark.
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Send my your email address and I will send a bitmap.
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Geboe: dqbaby76@hotmail.com
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Shepherd used to tell me...can't do something smart, do something right.
I'm so into Firefly, my butt glows in the dark.
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this was a very impressively thorough response, but I have a question if you'll forgive my lack of knowledge and useless curiosity:
the two "prongs", if you will, on ping2 are pointing upwards [\/], and on a lot of the fan products, they are facing down [/\]. Do you know why this is? or is it just someone's ignorance.
and it there any significant difference between the ning2jing4 and ping2jing4
thanks
it had a kind of poetry to it, sir
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Originally posted by warriorpoet:
the two "prongs", if you will, on ping2 are pointing upwards [\/], and on a lot of the fan products, they are facing down [/\]. Do you know why this is? or is it just someone's ignorance.
It's just a stylistic difference. The up [\/] is the typical form, but, for example, if you use MingLiu font, you only get down [/\].
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Originally posted by warriorpoet:
and it there any significant difference between the ning2jing4 and ping2jing4
The difference in meaning is quite subtle. They're both about tranquility and stillness. I know that a peaceful person or a calm ocean is pingjing, and a quiet night or serene life is ningjing.
Hope that helps.
Ying
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thank you, that was excellent. it perfectly satisfied my curiosity.
well said. wasn't that well said Zoe?
it had a kind of poetry to it sir.
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