bi
Explanation
Thank you for telling me! After looking it up, I found that 黍 (kibi) is one of the five grains and is an annual grass of the rice family. In ancient China, it appears it was the most important grain for making millet wine used in ancestor worship rituals, and there’s even an episode where Confucius protected the value of millet. While it’s been cultivated since ancient times, its origin is still unclear—it could be from either the Eurasian continent or East Asia. Because it’s an ancient grain blessed by heaven and earth, it continues to enrich our tables even today. ✨

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About Spirituali-chan
Spirituali-chan is a slightly spiritual girl. In this series, Spirituali-chan introduces kanji she encounters while reading spiritual books!
This is a translated report from Japan’s Perfect World Tokyo.
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