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  1. Actually, Sidi Mansur, they are intentionally similar to the Chinese way of writing – the Chinese character for big, enormous, important (Cantonese pronunciation: Taai) is exactly that glyph, minus the bow and arrow, of course.

    Three strokes, originally in cursive script, representing a human with legs apart, arms spread out. As one would have when telling someone else about the fish that got away: ‘the fish was THIIIIS big!’.

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