(1) It may be that the old pictographic signs acquired a special magic power associated with the remote past.

(2) Other examples of pictographic characters are the seven simple characters we discussed in the preceding section.

(3) Park, rock formation, colorful, pictographic Xiao material.

(4) These instructions are a pictographic representation of the least imaginative way to assemble these components.

(5) A pictographic element and a phonetic element combine to form a pictophonetic character.

(6) Its pictographic and ideogram characteristic enriches Chinese characters with cultural connotations. They show the Chinese traditional cultural consciousness with suggestive reduction.

(7) Describe the development of syllabic writing systems from pictographic system.

(8) The pictographic nature of Chinese characters helps to stimulate the thinking faculty of children.

(9) Talon Fanzi Quan [sentencedict.com], China's pictographic boxing in one of boxing.

(10) Because ( pictographic ) and is defined as an alternative holiday of young people - Singles Day.

(11) The pictographic nature of the Chinese writing system helps to stimulate the thinking faculty of children. Sentencedict.com

(12) It's predicted to be available for any pictographic or alphabetic character in writing. Obviously, it will solve the similar problem in any minority nationality of China.

(13) Stone walls are made of condensed milk pictographic animals , plants and household utensils.

(14) Recently it has found a new life among Chinese youth as an emoticon to express a bad mood, since it also looks like a face crying out in a pictographic version of Edvard Munch's "The Scream."

(15) Shiqianfeng Lin , Wan Kwun into the air , freehand Mountain, Fengfeng pictographic.

(16) Chinese scholars point to the fact that all Chinese use a version of pictographic characters.

(17) From that period, Chines characters were not only in its elementary pictographic stage but has been put on a way of phonography .

(18) This paper attempts to interpret the phenomenon from the perspective of the nature of the languages. The pictographic and monophonic nature of the Chinese language seems to be the underlying cause.

(19) This feature, known as synecdoche, is common in the known pictographic languages.

(20) Passed a little while, the police officer sees he drew a few on register tremendous pictographic.

(21) This article provides some evidence of the chronological sequence for the appearance of Domba pictographic symbols and phonetic script.