This week's lesson covers the question "What's your job?" in Mandarin and a list of vocabulary about professions. *Lesson requested by Sunworshipper. *Make your lesson request at www.peggyteacheschinese.com *Music from Rick Clarke: Music4YourVids.co.uk I get a lot of tips from Rick too! Check out his Channel www.youtube.com Video Rating: 4 / 5
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The Chinese characters 牧 meaning is tend cattle; graze.
The phonetic: 攵 depict right hand wielding a rod. The radical: 牛 (cattle) added to 攵 (oversee) forms the ideogram: 牧, meaning to oversee cattle. Such oversight teaches man the futility of brute force against will power. In the words of the proverb: “If an ox won’t drink, you can’t make him bend his head.”
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