 The verb “entering” (ru) would not normally be considered to indicate an intensional context. Zhang and Liu (2007) analyze the complex expression ru mu (entering wood) as “going to die”, a meaning obviously surpassing the connotation of ru chuan (entering a boat), in this case signifying only the simple action of going into a boat. On the other hand, each of these expressions is identical in grammatical form, a fact again leading the Mohists to the conclusion that grammatical form can be deceptive and that any expression may be either an analyzable compound or an undifferentiable semantic whole.