Linda from Massachusetts requested the Chinese translation for “nice to see you.”  There are a couple of ways you can say this…  below is the more formal way.

…  where essentially the first character means “lucky” and the second character means “to meet”…  so loosely, “lucky to meet you.”
Want to see these characters embroidered on a [...]

Debra from California requested the Chinese translation for “nonresistance” as in “you. must. not. resist. me.”…  *sends mesmerizing waves your way*…  actually, I believe this is one of the 3 aspects of “freedom and enlightened living.”

…  where essentially the first character refers to the “non” in “nonresistance,” the second character insinuates “to fight off,” and [...]

Uyshica from Illinois requested the Chinese translation for “number one” as in “we’re number one, can’t be number two, we’re gonna beat the crapper out of you!”…  *nyeh nyeh NYEH nyeh nyeh*  =P

…  where essentially in this context the first character means “number” and the second character means “one.”
Want to see these characters embroidered on a [...]