"fu" in Mandarin Chinese means good fortune.
The word "fu" is Chinese for "luck" or a form of rhymed literature. It appears in given names and surnames, and in the names of Martial Arts.
No such sage comes to my mind, but in Chinese a sage might be called "fu zi", which in certain context may refer to Confucius in particular.
"Bod am Fu" can be translated from Welsh to English as "being on the move" or "being in motion."
In Chinese culture, the bat is a symbol of good luck and happiness. The word for bat, "fu," sounds similar to the word for fortune or happiness, so bats are often seen as a positive symbol. They are believed to bring prosperity, longevity, and wealth.
In Chinese, "lola" does not have a specific meaning. It is not a Chinese word and does not exist in the Chinese language.
My fortune cookie says "LEARN CHINESE - husband (zhang) (fu).
It is the name of a poem by a Chinese poet named Tu Fu.
Kung Fu is a Chinese fighting style.
Sagwa the Chinese Siamese Cat - 2001 Cool Fu-Fu was released on: USA: 23 June 2002
Kung Fu
Mi Fu was born in 1051.
Kung fu means an expert or very good. It is believed that an English speaking person asked what some practitioners were doing. The response was 'they are very good' or 'kung fu' and the name sort of stuck. Today the Chinese use the term Wu-shu as the name for the martial art..
Yuchang Fu has written: 'Yunnan shan zhen yan' -- subject(s): Chinese Cookery, Cookery, Chinese
shī fu like the master in Kung Fu Panda :)
Fu Zi, Fu Tzu, chuan wou tou.
kung fu basically means martial arts in Chinese
fu ia quan