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Asian proverbs contain a lot of analogies. Most of them are colorful referring to nature’s escapades. Let us take an example of Japanese adage. It goes, “An Ear of Rice Vows Deeper As It Ripens.” This is from short poem in Edo Era, author capricious. It says an ear of rice hang down lower, because it grows and ripens. It looks like vowing deep. […] View
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Villadsen Huffman posted an update 2 years, 4 months ago
Asian proverbs contain a lot of analogies. Most of them are colorful referring to nature’s escapades. Let us take an example of Japanese adage. It goes, “An Ear of Rice Vows Deeper As It Ripens.” This is from short poem in Edo Era, author capricious. It says an ear of rice hang down lower, because it grows and ripens. It looks like vowing deep. It…[Read more]
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