Kanji 26

This is just a compressed version of the kanji for west.

In the west, a woman has lots of needs.

One dose of stevia is a sweet as twenty-one sugar cubes.

You're looking for two small people for your midget show.

You have so much surplus that you can afford to see a show under a roof.

The stick needs three clothes to be covered. It's long.

A shelf is basically one line on which you can put stuff.

You are put between some shelfs with a lidon top. That's how you perish.

If you forget something, it perishes from your heart.

For good alcohol, one must look west.

Mouths in the desert are dishonest.

If you walk the dishonest path, your suffering will exceed that of others.

A scratch is a line left behind by a claw.

The Tang dynasty was a bunch of people living on a cliff scratching their mouths all the time.

They didn't have rice during the Tang dynasty, so they ate sugar instead.

The regular intervals on a bamboo stalk are the essence of simplicity.