The second part of this character is used by itself to negate something – similar to the meaning of this character. The first part is the radical for earth..
this is also indicating that get sick when you eat something, the soil radical indicates it comes from the soil and the second radical is the same as the no, so it is bad.
The left radical reminds ma of 不, so saying no to something bad.
There’s land radical in it and, more importantly, the character 不, a negative word that means no. When it is combined, it’s turned into the word Bad。
The second part is 不, so it makes it easy to understand that it is bad.
earth radical and 不 so, eating something raw from the earth is bad (坏)
it has the earth character and bu. If there was no earth on the ground we would fall into hell which is bad.
This character contains the earth radical and the character 不. If there was no earth, that would be BAD.
I remember this character because it is apart of 吃坏. The first radical is earth, which is where food is grown from. The second part means no.
The second part of this character is used by itself to negate something – similar to the meaning of this character. The first part is the radical for earth..
this is also indicating that get sick when you eat something, the soil radical indicates it comes from the soil and the second radical is the same as the no, so it is bad.