Radical 又

4 strokes

drag (150a) + right hand 又 (52) = oppose 反

The older form of this character uses “cliff ” instead of “drag” and you will still see this form around.

It is often translated as “anti-”, “counter-”.

反对 (154) fǎnduì oppose, object to

[反动 (58) fǎndòng reactionary]

The young prince has to be drag ged along to shake hands with all the dignitaries, but is opposed to all the pomp and circumstance (and vows to do things differently when he is king). / Teddy is happy though, as he gets to play fanfares on his trumpet.