Water Kanji

So people, a quick background on Kanji-: It is the pictorial Chinese script (hanzi) used in Japan as a simpler way to write words; eg-: め　becomes　目。 Each じ (character) means something different. The two types of meanings you should know-:

おんょみー　The initial Chinese meaning 'japanified' Does not mean you know Chinese
くんよみ- The Japanese interpretation; vastly different from the Chinese one, but abstract connections. Steps-:

1- Draw a > sign
2- Near it, draw a linear 'J' as shown above
3- Next to the> sign, draw a < sign. Done!!

I will be writing the German counterpart separately now. Have fun! ^^