How to understand traditional Chinese culture from the symbols of Chinese characters?

Traditional Chinese culture can be understood from the three characters "Tao, Confucianism and Buddhism", which can also be said to be the characteristics of China. The character "Dao" is composed of the characters "辶" and "首", and "辶" means to walk and to practice; The character "首" means brain, which means thinking. People have to walk, to deal with the relationship between man and nature, to think about the path of life, to think about the reason and law of the development of things. The word "Confucian" is a synthesis of the words "people" and "need", people need people, people need love, the traditional form of the word "love" is the word "love". The traditional form of the word "love" is "愛" (love), which means "two people*** cherishing the same heart", and "仁爱" (love) means to deal with ethical relationships between people. The character "Buddha" is a synthesis of the characters "人" and "弗". During my discussion on Buddhism with Master Tonpang of Yongquan Temple in Gushan, Fuzhou, I said, "Buddha is a human being, Buddha is a human being, Buddha is a mind. The Buddha is a human being and the Buddha is the mind. The Buddha is a person, the Buddha is a person, the Buddha is a person, and the Buddha is the heart." Buddha is really dealing with the relationship between man and himself, the relationship between the body and the mind.