What you want for things with a straightforward heart with no sense of confusion. Also, that. Japanese says “Kyo shin tan kai”.
The momentum is good at the beginning but the momentum goes down at the end. Although the head is fine like a dragon, the tail seems to be mediocre like a snake. Japanese says “Ryu to da bi”.
The old word of the meaning such as bad rumor of people, bad reputation soon widely known. “悪事” are bad deeds, and “千里” means far away and is a wide world. Japan call “Aku ji sen ri”.
Ne pas évaluer correctement l'importance. Mettre la charrue avant les bœufs. Confondre la cause et la fin. Confondre l'insignifiant avec l'essentiel. Inverser ses priorités. Au Japon, on appelle cela « Hon Matsu Ten To ».
Il est également de coutume d'accompagner un repas typique d'un bol de soupe et d'un plat d'accompagnement. Au Japon, on appelle cela « Ichiju issai ». À l'origine, « Ichiju issai » désignait un repas simple (ou copieux) composé d'un seul plat d'accompagnement. Cependant, l'occidentalisation des habitudes alimentaires, la suralimentation et la tendance à l'obésité ont modifié ce sens. Ces dernières années, … Lire la suite
C'est le souhait de la plupart des gens dans le monde : un monde paisible et sous contrôle, la paix sur toute la terre, l'insouciance et la tranquillité. C'est une expression idiomatique de quatre caractères. Elle se prononce « Tenka Taihei » et s'écrit verticalement. En japonais, l'écriture verticale se fait de droite à gauche.
Japanese calls En-Man-Kai-Ketsu. There should be no complaints or inadequacies, and the case should be resolved gently. It means to solve things, incidents, troubles, etc. promptly.
It is a once-in-a-lifetime encounter, meaning it will never happen again. “一期” means “lifetime” and “一会” means “one time encounter”. One of the terms describing the spirituality of the tea ceremony. I thought that today’s meeting would be a once-in-a-lifetime meeting, and I taught them that it is essential to interact with both the … Read More
1. Buddhist language. To convey enlightenment and truth that cannot be expressed in words from heart to heart. Mainly used by Zen families. 2. The hearts communicate with each other silently. Even if you don’t bother to explain it, you can communicate with the other person naturally. 3. A jargon for fellow students, which … Read More
It is the name of the internal organs of the human body in Chinese medicine, and the five organs are liver, heart, spleen, lungs, and kidneys. six organs refers to the six gall bladder, small intestine, stomach, large intestine, bladder, and sansho. If you compare the five viscera and six organs with the organs … Read More
It’s terribly unreasonable. Also, that way. diabolic, fiendish, satanic, hellish, infernal, heinous, atrocious. Japanese says Goku-aku-hi-do.