The word 人间 is formed by conceptually merging two characters: 人 (rén), meaning "person" or "human", and 间 (jiān), meaning "space between", "interval", or "realm". It is not a literal description but a poetic abstraction, where the "space between people" or the "realm of humans" visually and philosophically coalesces to create the single, unified concept of "the human world", "earthly life", or "society". It evokes the shared, tangible domain where human existence and experience collectively unfold.