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Home - Wonderful World of Chinese Characters - Episode 133: heroic, outstanding

Episode 133: heroic, outstanding

Jan 26, 2011

豪、杰 (heroic, outstanding)

Ancius introduces the Chinese characters for “heroic”, and “outstanding”.

Tags: heroic,outsanding

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[2011/01/26] Episode 132: sage, virtuous person
[2011/01/24] Episode 131: to meet
[2011/01/24] Episode 130: To Return, Head
[2011/01/24] Episode 129: Hero, Law
[2011/01/24] Episode 128: to live, particle of continuity
[2011/01/24] Episode 126: Wang Xizhi, the Sage of Calligraphy
[2011/01/24] Episode 126: Cangjie, the legendary inventor of Chinese characters
[2011/01/24] Episode 125: Chinese characters used for the Spring Festival
[2011/01/24] Episode 124: Particle of Completion, Also
[2011/01/24] Episode 123: And
[2011/01/24] Episode 122: Direction, Talent
[2011/01/24] Episode 121: To be at
[2011/01/24] Episode 120: Propriety, Wisdom, Trust
[2011/01/13] Episode 119: benevolence, justice
[2011/01/12] Episode 118: morality, virtue
[2011/01/12] Episode 117: or, this
[2011/01/12] Episode 116: to buy, to sell
[2011/01/09] Episode 115 : to listen, to speak, to read, to write
[2011/01/09] Episode 114 : ancient, book
[2011/01/09] Episode 113 : to study, to practice
[2011/01/09] Episode 112 : love, home
[2011/01/09] Episode 111 : beautiful, dream
[2011/01/09] Episode 110 : modal particles
[2011/01/09] Episode 109 : particles
[2011/01/09] Episode 108 : year, to be born in the year of
[2010/12/31] Episode 107 : Dog Or Pig
[2010/12/31] Episode 106 : Monkey Or Rooster
[2010/12/31] Episode 105 : Horse Or Sheep
[2010/12/31] Episode 104 : Dragon Or Snake
[2010/12/31] Episode 103 : Tiger Or Rabbit
[2010/12/31] Episode 102 : Ox
[2010/12/31] Episode 101 : Rat
[2010/12/31] Episode 100 : Chinese Or Character
[2010/12/31] Episode 99 : Yellow Or Blue
[2010/12/31] Episode 98 : Red Or Green
[2010/12/31] Episode 97 : Black Or White
[2010/12/31] Episode 96 : Long Or Short
[2010/12/31] Episode 95 : Early Or Late
[2010/12/31] Episode 94 : Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow
[2010/12/31] Episode 93 : Front Or Back
[2010/12/31] Episode 92 : High Or Low
[2010/12/31] Episode 91 : Light Or Heavy
[2010/12/31] Episode 90 : Inside Or Outside
[2010/12/17] Episode 89 : Correct Or Good
[2010/12/17] Episode 88 : Field Or Rain
[2010/12/17] Episode 87 : Energy
[2010/12/17] Episode 86 : Fish
[2010/12/17] Episode 85 : Several
[2010/12/17] Episode 84 : Celebrity Chinese Character Tattoos
[2010/12/17] Episode 83 : To Be Or Not
[2010/12/17] Episode 82 : To Live Or To Die
[2010/12/17] Episode 81 : Heaven Or Earth
[2010/12/17] Episode 80 : Son
[2010/12/03] Episode 79 : Child
[2010/12/03] Episode 76 :He, She, It
[2010/12/03] Episode 78 : Father And Mother
[2010/12/03] Episode 77 : To Exit And To Enter
[2010/12/03] Episode 75 : Picto-Phonetic Characters
[2010/12/03] Episode 74 : Associative Compound Characters
[2010/12/03] Episode 73 : Explanatory Characters
[2010/12/03] Episode 72 : Pictographic Characters
[2010/12/03] Episode 71 : biang (Chinese character with highest stroke count)
[2010/12/03] Episode 70 : This And That
[2010/12/03] Episode 69 : You And Me
[2010/12/03] Episode 68 :To Have And To Not Have
[2010/12/03] Episode 67 :To Go And To Come
[2010/12/03] Episode 66 :Left, Right
[2010/12/03] Episode 65 :Up And Down
[2010/12/03] Episode 64 : All
[2010/12/03] Episode 63 : To Travel
[2010/12/03] Episode 62 : Traditional Ordinal Numbers
[2010/12/03] Episode 61 : "Hundred"," Thousand"," Ten Thousand"
[2010/12/03] Episode 60 : "Spring", "Summer", "Autumn", "Winter"
[2010/12/03] Episode 59: Center
[2010/11/05] Episode 55: “North”, “South”, “East”, And “West”
[2010/11/05] Episode 54: Man And Woman
[2010/11/05] Episode 53: Seashell
[2010/11/05] Episode 52: Ice
[2010/11/05] Episode 44: Rice
[2010/11/05] Episode 43: Bird
[2010/11/05] Episode 42: Dog
[2010/11/05] Episode 41: Literature
[2010/11/04] Episode 40: Door
[2010/11/04] Episode 39: Treasure
[2010/11/04] Episode 38: Broad
[2010/11/04] Episode 37: Bambo
[2010/11/04] Episode 36: To Speak
[2010/11/04] Episode 35: Insect
[2010/11/04] Episode 34: To Eat
[2010/11/04] Episode 33: Car
[2010/11/04] Episode 32: To Go
[2010/11/04] Episode 31: Foot
[2010/11/04] Episode 30: Heart
[2010/11/04] Episode 29: Tongue
[2010/11/04] Episode 28: Tooth
[2010/11/04] Episode 27: Hand
[2010/11/04] Episode 26: Ear
[2010/11/04] Episode 25: Eye
[2010/11/04] Episode 24: Illness
[2010/11/03] Episode 23: Stone And Sand
[2010/11/02] Episode 22: Grass
[2010/11/01] Episode 21: Think You Very Much
[2010/10/13] Episode 20: Semi-cursive and Cursive scripts
[2010/10/13] Episode 19: Traditional and Simplified Chinese characters
[2010/10/13] Episode 18: Kai-style script
[2010/10/02] Episode 17: Li-style script
[2010/09/30] Episode 16: Zhuan-style Script
[2010/09/30] Episode 15: Jin-style Script
[2010/09/30] Episode 14: Oracle Bone Script
[2010/09/30] Episode 13: Soil
[2010/09/29] Episode 12: Gold
[2010/09/29] Episode 11: Wood
[2010/09/29] Episode 10: Fire
[2010/09/29] Episode 9: Water
[2010/09/29] Episode 8: Number 9 to 10
[2010/09/28] Episode 7: Number 7 and 8
[2010/09/28] Episode 6: Number 5 and 6
[2010/09/28] Episode 5: Number 1 to 4
[2010/09/28] Episode 4: "mouth"
[2010/09/28] Episode 3: "Person"
[2010/09/28] Episode 2: "Moon"
[2010/09/28] Episode 1: "Sun"
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