scissors(鋏)

This kanji is made of two parts. On the left is the ‘metal’ radical, which depicts digging metal out of the earth under a roof. On the right is an element showing a person held or squeezed from both sides. Combined, this kanji represents scissors—a metal tool used to pinch and cut something.

steel(鐵)

On the left side of this character, you can find a symbol for money or metal, while the right part combines elements signifying a weapon and a king. It reveals a historical truth: in ancient times, the tribe that mastered the art of making steel gained the power to become kings, growing incredibly strong and rich. In world history, steelmaking was first invented in ancient Turkey, and in local lore, a legendary indigenous tribe was famous for holding this advanced knowledge.