How I Recognise Dimash's Name in Chinese

I found out early that if I wanted to be able to get info about Dimash (or do stuff like vote for him), I needed to know his name in two different alphabets.

In Cyrillic alphabet, it's easy Димаш Құдайберген. But in Chinese, it's more difficult.

So this is how I memorise his name in Chinese. I tell myself the first symbol is of a stylized man carrying a treasure. The treasure even has a handle. The second is a cart that will carry that treasure (see, it has grills at the back) and the third is a Kazakh horse that pulls the cart and treasure. So even when pics won't load, I can still locate Dimash's name in a voting list.

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