Rén is a traditional Chinese character that can be roughly translated as "humanity" or "humaneness". The rén rén is a "benevolent" or "humane person".

Bǐ mò is a term for "pen and ink", "words" or bits of writing.

Wednesday, March 30, 2011

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Please excuse the formatting on that last post. Blogger had a seizure trying to deal with my copying and pasting from a word processor.
Posted by Carina at 7:42 AM

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