What does the Chinese symbol on Lindsay Lohan's back mean?
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It has a range of meanings but by itself it means 'life' or 'to be alive'
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Thank you for answering my question.  I did a little research and apparently it is a Fendi purse.  Lindsay Lohan's character says, "Regina George is flawless.\nShe has two Fendi purses and a silver Lexus. I hear her hair's insured!" So there you go!  Good luck with the gift-giving!
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This is the list of the ticker symbols of most Chinese companies ( or companies that have something to do with China/Asia ) traded in NYSE/NASDAQ.\n\nACH ASIA BIDU CBA CEA CEO CHA CHINA CHL CHU CNTF CTDC CTRP CYD FMCN GCH IIJI JEQ JFC JOBS JOF JRJC KONG LFC LONG LTON NCTY NTES PCNTF PFCB PTR SINA SNDA SNP SOHU WRSP XING ZNH
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Well, the chinese words or symbols for volleyball are 排球. The problem is that it's 2 words. 排 and 球. If you decide to choose just 1 word, it doesn't mean volleyball. There isn't a short form.
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It's a smiley face.  I wish someone would trell me what this means: \n( . )( . )\n\nor this:\n(_|_)
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It's called a hongbau - hong meaning red, and bau meaning bag, envelope, container.\nIn Chinese culture, you're supposed to give an amount that can be divided by two without any halves - 30 would not be good because you would get 15 - the five being seen as a half. If you're a bridesmaid, you would definately be expected to give nothing less that $100, as you've been chosen for such an honorable position. And if you've known the bride for some time, even $100 would be a little stingy. If possible, I would suggest $200. Otherwise, why don't you go out and get them something special, then put it somewhere out of sight in her/their house. In your red envelope put a little riddle to help them get to the gift. It could be a little game between you, and I'm sure it would give them much pleasure going on their scavenger hunt. \nBut, be careful - no clocks, watches, handkerchiefs (even if they are sooooo beautiful). These are all associated with funerals. If you have a choice of color, go for something red (provided it will fit in with their color scheme). Red is a "happy" color for Chinese.\nGood luck with your search, and have a wonderful time at the wedding!
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There are some sites that do exactly that.  You could try a search topic such as Chinese language and I know there are those sites in that cat.\nThere is a problem that I see. Chinese as it is written is an idiographic language, that is, each character contains a meaning bound to it since the time when it was a pitcograph, a stylized drawing of what it means.  You have the meaning and the pronounciation, and you mean to use the pronounciation and drop the meaning... Actually, you cannot do that in Chinese.  So when you get something that sounds like your names in Chinese... ha ha there is also the difference that Chinese is a tonal language and English a stress language, that is in Chinese each word has one of five tones.  As a monosyllabic language Chinese is rich in homophones so tones then enrich the word pool times five -- if you see what I mean.\nWell, I doubt that you do, nonetheless, care should be taken when you have something tatooed on you that its meaning is another language is not ridiculous.  Chinese are very... well, I am going to say superstitious.  They are big of omens and fortunes and things of that sort.  If you had a Chinese person, a friend, they could advise you on the prospects of your choice.  I mean, would it be lucky; would it be a good thing to have tatooed on you.\nSo I am saying then before you just tatoo anything strange on yourself please find out what it means.  I have seen some ridiculous and, in fact, sad results of this fad.\n\nI see that you are getting some results.  I can tell you where you can download a word processor with dictionary in Chinese.  Trouble is that you have to know how to find your character in Chinese.  But, that would be better than going around with something you don't know tatooed on you. Even better a Chinese friend to help you.
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I think she's trying to be like what Hollywood want young girls to be like. She's lost too much weight. I don't think it's because of her boyfriend I think it's because she actually made it to Hollywood, now she's trying to be the image they want her to be. Or she's trying to be like Lindsay Lohan.
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I found these two answers for you\n\nThis refers to an antenna mounted on the rear of a car for the purpose of picking up TV stations. \n\n"....with an old school Caddy with the diamond in the back" \n\nIt means the diamond pattern on the back window of a pimp's Cadillac, check out supafly or something\n\nWhere they take the vinyl top of a caddy, or cutlass, or whatever, and stretch it to form a diamond as a rear window. \n'Diamond in the back' is a diamond shaped rear window.
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Lindsay Lohan what is it that she does anyway??? she says she's stressed and overworkes....sweetie that's called a hangover get over it
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Current Tattoos\n\n \nThe latest tattoo, it features a 20cm wide, 30cm long tiger which is located on her lower back. Angelina got this tattoo in Bangkok, where she spent two hours having the tattoo done. The tattoo was blessed by the tattoo artist (Sompong Kanphai) who chanted an ancient hymn. Angelina stated that she felt that her life had been filled with luck after receiving the first tattoo from him. (Khmer tattoo)\n\n\n \nThis tattoo features a design that means "Strength of Will", located on the inside of her right forearm. This tattoo covered up a tattoo she had gotten together with Billy Bob Thornton.\n\n\n \nThis tattoo features "Know Your Rights" on her back, inbetween her shoulder blades.\n\n\n \nThis tattoo features the Roman Numerals for 13, and they are located on the inside of her left forearm. She got this tattoo because she doesn't believe in superstitions.\n\n\n \nThis tattoo, located on her left shoulder blade, shows Magical Pali incantation written in Khmer, the native language of Cambodia. She got this tattoo to protect herself and Maddox from bad luck and avoid accidents. The lines read:\n\nMay your enemies run far away from you.\nIf you acquire riches, may they remain yours always.\nYour beauty will be that of Apsara. (a celestial dancer from Khmer mythology)\nWherever you may go, many will attend, serve and protect you, surrounding you on all sides.\n\n\n\n \nLater on in life, Angelina got "Billy Bob" tattooed above the black dragon, in reference to her second husband. She has had "Billy Bob" removed since they broke up. It took more than five operations of laser surgery.\n\n\n \nThis tattoo was originally a black dragon on her upper left arm. She then however added it too it later in life. (see above)\n\n\n \nThis tattoo shows the words of a quote from Tennessee Williams, "A prayer for the wild at heart, kept in cages," on the inside of her left forearm. Her mother was present when she got this tattoo.\n\n\n \nThis tattoo shows a dragon, with a blue window beneath it, and both are on her lower back. They symbolize her feeling that all her life she found herself looking out a window, wishing she were somewhere else. \n\n\n \nThis tattoo is a rune shaped design, resembling the letter H, and it is on the inside of her left wrist. Angelina got this tattoo to remind her of (rumoured) former boyfriend Timothy Hutton. But she knows states that it is to remind her of her brother, James Haven.\n\n\n \nThis tattoo was to cover the below tattoo, and it black cross with the latin phrase "Quod me nutrit me destruit" beside it. This phrase translates to: "What nourishes me, destroys me." \n\n\n \nThis tattoo was on Angelina's lower hip, and it was a black dragon with a blue tongue. She got this tattoo covered later on by the tattoo above. "I dropped my pants in a tattoo parlor in Amsterdam. I woke up in a waterbed with this funky-looking dragon with a blue tongue on my hip. I realized I made a mistake, so a few months later I got a cross to cover it. When my pants hang low, it looks like I'm wearing a dagger!".\n\n\n \nThis tattoo is on Angelina's lower back, and they are two tribal signs. It is unclear what they represent.\n\n\nRemoved Tattoos\n\n \nThis tattoo was a special design, created by Angelina and Billy Bob Thornton. It was located on the inside of her right forearm, just below her elbow. She did not have it removed, she had it covered up with a new tattoo. (see above, "Strength of Will")\n\n\n \nThis tattoo is the Chinese symbol for "courage," and she got it to match a tattoo her husband at the time (Jonny Lee Miller) had. She later had this tattoo removed because she felt it wasn't her.\n\n\n \nAngelina's first tattoo, on her left shoulder. This tattoo is the Chinese symbol for "death," and she got it so that whenever she sees it, it would remind her to live. It appears t
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It is a French royal symbol that means "lis flower"
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Chinese astrology ? Check it up on Google. A Chinese sign lasts a years not a month like our western astrological signs
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is that in Chinese?? if it is... then I guess it sounds like 'Fate'
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**************************************************************\n\nThe Chinese believe that there is a "compliment" to everything. Thus creating a balance or harmony. Yin and Yang.\n\nAnd it is logical that everything has an opposite. To acknowledge that something exists, there naturally has to be an opposite. Otherwise, that thing would not have been noticed. If you look UP and see a bird in the sky, then where are you to the bird? Down. If you are in a house and step through the exterior door of the house, in relationship to that house, where are you now? Out. For everything observed, there is an opposite relative to that thing.\n\nThat and it's just polite to acknowledge somebodies parting gesture.\n\n**********************************************************
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Your best bet would be to just ask your mom, like someone has already mentioned, but you could also look at symbols.com  It has listings of all sorts of western symbols and their meanings.  I've included a link to one symbol that looks like it may be what you're looking for.  If so, it's probably a protective symbol.
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The fleur-de-lis (also spelled fleur-de-lys; plural fleurs-de-lis or -lys; an archaic spelling is fleur-de-luce) is used in heraldry, where it is particularly associated with the French monarchy (see King of France). The fleur-de-lis remains an unofficial symbol of France (along with the Bees and the napoleonic eagle), but has not been used as an official symbol by the various French republics.\n\nIt is also used by Various Scout organizations, worldwide as part of their logo.\n\nThe variant fleur-de-luce has been interpreted as meaning "flower of light" since lux (oblique stem luc-) is Latin for "light".\n\nOrigins\nThe name translates into English as "lily flower", and the symbol is in fact a stylized Iris Pseudacorus l.. It was adopted by King Philip I of France in the 11th century. His grandson Louis VII was the first to adopt the Azure semé-de-lys Or (a blue shield with a tight pattern of small golden fleur-de-lis) as his badge, and this came to be so closely associated with his country that it is now known as "France Ancient". Three gold flowers on a blue background ("France Modern") dates to 1376 and Charles V of France.\n\nThe fleur-de-lis' origins with French monarchs stems from the baptismal lily used in the crowning of King Clovis I. To further enhance its mystique, a legend eventually sprang up that a vial of oil descended from heaven to anoint and sanctify Clovis as King. The thus "anointed" Kings of France later maintained that their authority was directly from God, without the mediation of either the Emperor or the Pope. Other legends claim that even the lily itself appeared at the baptismal ceremony as a gift of blessing in an apparition of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The Catholic Church later endorsed the legend by associating Mary with the symbol. There are many legends, for instance that Clovis saw an angel.\n\nThe oldest legend tells that the lily sprung from the tears shed by Eve (Adam and Eve) as she left the Garden of Eden. (just as that unrelated flower, the lily of the valley, was said to have grown from the tears of the Virgin at the foot of the Cross). From early records (it was the flower of Hera, the Greek moon goddess) it has been the symbol of purity and was accordingly readily adopted by the Church to associate the Virgin Mary's sanctity with events of special significance. Some historians of heraldry have claimed that the fleur-de-lis actually originated as a stylized bee, or a stylized frog. Other explanations include the shape having been developed from the image of a dove descending, which is the symbol of the Holy Ghost.\n\nIt is not rare, until the end of the 12th century, to see Christ represented amidst more or less stylised lilies or fleurons, whose design also recall the Trinity of the Chrismon (Tree) (Christ's monogram).Then, slowly, on this Christic content is added a Marial symbolic, linked to the development of the Cult of Mary, and to which the next verse of the Song of Solomon is related (2:2): "sicut lilium inter spinas, sic amica mea inter lilias" ("as the lily [stands out] among the thorns, thus my love [stands out] among the lilies"), as well as many parts of the Scriptures and the Fathers of the Church, where the lily is presented as symbol of purity, virginity and chastity. In iconography, the fleur-de-lis becomes the favorite attribute in the Assumption of Mary, the Black Madonna.\n\nSo contrary to popular belief, the fleur-de-lis did not originate in France. Its traces origins back to Ancient Egypt (or earlier) and the sacred lotus symbol for plant meaning Tree of Life explained. Here it is room for speculations about Moses ("son of Egypt") and his Egyptian cultural heritage in the writing of the book of Genesis). In ancient Egypt and in India (as in Christianity etc) the fleur-de-lis was used as symbol meaning life and resurrection. In Egypt it was also the attribute of th