Another example is 津（jin)：'The three-drop-water' looks like that many streams will joint together forming a river. 津 means ‘To row the boat for crossing the river'. 

How lovely these photos are！ Creatures enjoy life who often sing and dance together when the conditions permit！

This reminds me an interesting Chinese character that is 律.  Its first part is 'double standing person’ that means ‘two or many people’. （人  is ‘man' which seems like ’you are walking'. )   The horizontal 山-like thing symbols ‘hand' and the remaining part is a tool such as 'a rowing paddle' or 'a writing brush'.  So the whole word 律 looks like ’many people rowing the same boat'.     The last two horizontal strokes were curved ones in the ancient version of 律 with the top of the right part obviously as ‘a hand’.  

Through the picture of 律，you can see many fishermen co-operate together to drive the boat，just as the birds flying shoulder to shoulder. 

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