Chinese word for Spring Season. Also taken to indicate the arrival of the season after the long winter and to celebrate the Chinese New Year. Taken as a verb, it has quite a number of meanings, such as springboard to something better, spring in your step indicating joy/happiness, spring to allow an opening, etc.
Right now, it means to me
- A New Year
- A New Start
- A New Chapter
- A New Beginning
Friday, January 4, 2008
Spring
Chinese word for Spring Season. Also taken to indicate the arrival of the season after the long winter and to celebrate the Chinese New Year. Taken as a verb, it has quite a number of meanings, such as springboard to something better, spring in your step indicating joy/happiness, spring to allow an opening, etc.
Right now, it means to me
- A New Year
- A New Start
- A New Chapter
- A New Beginning
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