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Have you ever wondered why so many Chinese characters share the same “walk” radical 辶? 🤔 It’s not random – it’s a beautifully logical system rooted in ancient thinking. In this 8‑minute deep dive, we unpack the 辶 (走之底) radical from its ancient origins to its modern usage. You’ll learn: 🦶 The true meaning of 辶: “a footprint at a crossroad” 🧠 How 辶 creates characters in three logical layers: space, time, and human intention ✍️ The hidden grammar behind its stroke order (inside first, then wrap!) 🔍 How to distinguish 辶 from similar radicals like 廴 and 彳 – once and for all 🧭 A visual summary to help you recognise any 辶 character with confidence By the end of this video, you won’t just memorise characters – you’ll feel why they are built the way they are. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 – The Hook: Characters are coded, not random 1:29 – Chapter 1: The Origin – 辶 is not a squiggle 2:27 – Chapter 2: The Logic System – 3 layers of the moving world 2:38 – Layer 1: Spatial displacement 3:24 – Layer 2: Time perception 4:22 – Layer 3: Intention & state 5:12 – Chapter 3: The Grammar of Shape – why 辶 always comes last 6:05 – Chapter 4: Real‑life detox – 辶 vs 廴 vs 彳 7:12 – Chapter 6: Visual summary – 218 characters, one logic 7:53 – Outro ☕ SUPPORT THIS CHANNEL If you find value in these deep, ad‑free radical breakdowns and want to help me create more content like this, you can buy me a coffee on Ko‑fi. Even the smallest support means a lot and keeps the “path” going. 👉 https://ko-fi.com/superred #learnchinese #chinesecharacters #radicals #mandarin #chinesewriting #hsk #languagelearning #辶 #etymology #chinesegrammar