The second component or the 元 shows how the first part of the character and the second are separated and far apart, especially walking as the radical signals…
Hugo Obori
3 years ago
the radical is walking and the the lower part of the second part looks like two people that want to go away from eachother. so they go far away
Saffi Ullah
2 years ago
Sounds and a part of it looks exactly as 元 （yuan)（Chinese Currency symbol)
Ariana Fahl
2 years ago
The walking radical represents walking which you would need to do a lot of if something is far away. Well, if not, you could take some sort of transportation method… but that could be expensive, which reminds me of the 元 inside of the walking radical.
Dinobi Ibegbu
1 year ago
The 元 (yuan) on top of the walking radical looks like a person riding a scooter because there is a distance too FAR too walk.
柯舒悦
1 year ago
the character inside the walking radical looks like the face I make when I get tired from walking a long distance.
Nomun Altan-Ochir
1 year ago
The radical itself means walking. And if you see the character, you will first notice an infinite decimal, π (pi number). If we combine the meaning, it comes to the words like ‘walking infinitely’=far
Maral
1 year ago
The radical meaning is walking, and it looks like a walking person getting far away.
Silu
1 year ago
It looks like the walking character is carrying yuan to go far away.
Ariuntsatsral
1 year ago
From the walking radical, you can comprehend the meaning of the character. And you can memorize the pingying by looking at the yuan character. (which is money)
Maia P
1 year ago
the walking radical looks like a barrier and the yuan on the inside looks like a person, so the person is going far away from the obstacle
Maia P
1 year ago
The yuan looks like a person and the walking radical looks like an obstacle so the person is trying to get away from it as far as possible
Jinu Shim
1 year ago
Left radical means walking and it has the Chinese money unit on the right side.
Luciana Emerson
1 year ago
I remember this because its the yuan sign and you walk far to the bank.
Crystal Lin
1 year ago
the 元 part of the character helps with the pronunciation of the word as they both have the same pinyin, and the walking radical shows that there is movement, so it helps depict a person walking away, becoming farther and farther away.
Alora Linehan
1 year ago
the way i memorized 远 is because it has the walk radical and the money character 元 in it. the farther you go, the more money it costs.
Java
1 year ago
The sounding is same as yuan money so u can just image money is far and radical of walk
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NYU Shanghai
Anna
11 months ago
It looks like a person riding a scooter, with their leg up.
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NYU Abu Dhabi
Nghia Nim
11 months ago
Person is walking far away from the sea (since you can’t walk there).
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NYU Abu Dhabi
egi
11 months ago
the first radical of character has a meaning of walk and second one is one of the radical of gongyuan( park, garden). So I memorize it by imagining walking to park is far
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NYU Shanghai
Deniz Acar Köstem
10 months ago
This character looks like the walking radical – a towing truck – is transporting a smaller car somewhere. The road was so FAR, the car wasn’t able to reach the destination without breaking down.
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NYU Shanghai
Amina
10 months ago
Bottom part has the “walking” radical and on top of it, there is a “yuan” similar to park’s radical so remember it as walking to the park since it is FAR.
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NYU Shanghai
Kamila
10 months ago
the walking radical immediately gives me an association that you need to walk to go far
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NYU Shanghai
murun
10 months ago
it looks lie (元) a person riding (辶)a horse because the destined place is far away from this person.
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NYU Shanghai
Nikhitha
10 months ago
yuan means far. Far indicates something in relation to distance to the beginning radical looks like a path the yuan symbol stands on. yuan is money, and I always imagine that money is “far” away, and can only be reached by the path of hard work!
Mishka
10 months ago
I remember the name of the character by seeing that the Chinese currency name – YUAN（元）is inside the walking radical.
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NYU Shanghai
eva vang
10 months ago
it looks like a person walking on a tredmill. typically when you are walking on a tredmill you are walking for a long distance, which could equate to “far”
Vivi
10 months ago
I remember this as yuan also means money so you have to WALK far in life to get money
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NYU New York
Ammna
10 months ago
an extended “i” with the chinese currency symbol of yuan
McKenna Lipkin
3 months ago
This character has the same middle part of “gong yuan 公园“ Therefore, yuan and yuan!
The second component or the 元 shows how the first part of the character and the second are separated and far apart, especially walking as the radical signals…
the radical is walking and the the lower part of the second part looks like two people that want to go away from eachother. so they go far away
Sounds and a part of it looks exactly as 元 （yuan)（Chinese Currency symbol)
The walking radical represents walking which you would need to do a lot of if something is far away. Well, if not, you could take some sort of transportation method… but that could be expensive, which reminds me of the 元 inside of the walking radical.
The 元 (yuan) on top of the walking radical looks like a person riding a scooter because there is a distance too FAR too walk.
the character inside the walking radical looks like the face I make when I get tired from walking a long distance.
The radical itself means walking. And if you see the character, you will first notice an infinite decimal, π (pi number). If we combine the meaning, it comes to the words like ‘walking infinitely’=far
The radical meaning is walking, and it looks like a walking person getting far away.
It looks like the walking character is carrying yuan to go far away.
From the walking radical, you can comprehend the meaning of the character. And you can memorize the pingying by looking at the yuan character. (which is money)
the walking radical looks like a barrier and the yuan on the inside looks like a person, so the person is going far away from the obstacle
The yuan looks like a person and the walking radical looks like an obstacle so the person is trying to get away from it as far as possible
Left radical means walking and it has the Chinese money unit on the right side.
I remember this because its the yuan sign and you walk far to the bank.
the 元 part of the character helps with the pronunciation of the word as they both have the same pinyin, and the walking radical shows that there is movement, so it helps depict a person walking away, becoming farther and farther away.
the way i memorized 远 is because it has the walk radical and the money character 元 in it. the farther you go, the more money it costs.
The sounding is same as yuan money so u can just image money is far and radical of walk
It looks like a person riding a scooter, with their leg up.
Person is walking far away from the sea (since you can’t walk there).
the first radical of character has a meaning of walk and second one is one of the radical of gongyuan( park, garden). So I memorize it by imagining walking to park is far
This character looks like the walking radical – a towing truck – is transporting a smaller car somewhere. The road was so FAR, the car wasn’t able to reach the destination without breaking down.
Bottom part has the “walking” radical and on top of it, there is a “yuan” similar to park’s radical so remember it as walking to the park since it is FAR.
the walking radical immediately gives me an association that you need to walk to go far
it looks lie (元) a person riding (辶)a horse because the destined place is far away from this person.
yuan means far. Far indicates something in relation to distance to the beginning radical looks like a path the yuan symbol stands on. yuan is money, and I always imagine that money is “far” away, and can only be reached by the path of hard work!
I remember the name of the character by seeing that the Chinese currency name – YUAN（元）is inside the walking radical.
it looks like a person walking on a tredmill. typically when you are walking on a tredmill you are walking for a long distance, which could equate to “far”
I remember this as yuan also means money so you have to WALK far in life to get money
an extended “i” with the chinese currency symbol of yuan
This character has the same middle part of “gong yuan 公园“ Therefore, yuan and yuan!