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- Xiao
- small
- three small drops
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- Shao
- FEW, little, less
- the fourth drop underlines that there are just a few drops - too little for anything at all
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- chao
- noisy
- a mouth could be heard very little (just a few of words) in a noisy place
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- sun
- grandchild
- SUNzi / SUNnu
- grandson / granddaughter
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- Jian
- TIP, point, top
- a tapered small tip of large pagoda
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- Xi
- EVENING, dusk
- a moon in the evening sky partially covered by a cloud for a poetic context
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- duo
- many, much, numerous
- many moons ago
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- gou
- enough, sufficient
- enough is enough! too many sentences
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- Wai
- outside
- during the evening the magic wand will be even more powerful if its brought outside under a moon
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- Ming
- NAME, fame, reputation
- in certain African tribes, a father creeps into a hut on the evening of his child's birth, to whisper into its ear the name he has chosen, before making his choice public, thus protecting the reputation of his child
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- luo
- Luo, SILK, net, to collect/gather;
- silk gauze; lightweight fabric
- a hear net (like a silk guaze) to wrap your head in at night;
- some things are easier to net and collect during the evening
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- Chang
- factory; workshop
- usually the factories are spacy and have a lot of machinery, specially after the industrialization; to simplify the character, only the "building" remained
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- ting
- hall; room, office
- The transformation from a nail-factory to the "Hall of nails" together with an office for nails
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- Li
- strict, severe, STERN
- schools are strict, like factories, in filling the students head with 10.000 bits of facts, and if you don't learn them you become a subject of a stern punishment
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- Hou
- thick; generous; deep, profound
- a child abandoned out on the wild non-generous cliffs and exposed to the heat of the sun develops a thick skin and a deep and profound animosity towards places like factories
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- Shi
- STONE, rock
- under a cliff there is an entrance - but blocked with a huge rock, and if one could push it slightly to the right with a lever, it would be possible to see collect the precious stones
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- Sha
- sand, GRAVEL (šljunak)
- from just a few rocks one can get a 'cliff' of gravel and even more sand
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- Miao
- wonderful
- there are just a few of women which are wonderful
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- Xiao
- RESEMBLE, be like
- the left side of the candle is like the right side of the candle - they closely resemble each other
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- xue
- to cut, to peel
- if one wants that two branches resembles each other like sticks, one needs a sharp knife for cutting and peeling
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- Guang
- light, brightness, RAY; glory
- a person is carrying a fire on his head radiating the rays of glory
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- tai
- too, extremely, very
- not just a huge - but an extremely big point
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- Sheng
- to omit; to economize, to save; province
- when one has a big eye, he is left with few cash - so he need to economize and start to save money;
- a province is a region that is overseen by a few administrators - the element of control should not be omitted from the understanding of the character
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- Qi
- strange
- strange things a person can do on a horse
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