Chinese Dictionary Series (Full Four Volumes)

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Features:
1. The four-in-one set combines the four most commonly used Chinese dictionaries into one, meeting all your reference needs for reading and writing.
2. No price reduction in content volume—each dictionary is full-size but compactly printed, with over 2.5 million words in each and over 50,000 entries on average, making them extensive and comprehensive.
3. Gift set—each dictionary is elegantly hardcover-bound with 70g imported double-coated paper, 150g special paper for (interleaf) printing, and a stylish outer cover, perfect for personal collection or as an excellent gift choice.
4. Authored by authoritative experts, completely updated, and fully detailed entries.
Modern Chinese Dictionary
It includes over 10,000 common Chinese characters, traditional characters, and variant characters, as well as over 40,000 common words, phrases, and idioms, totaling over 60,000 entries. The dictionary emphasizes "modernity" and "practicality," adding stroke count, radical, structural diagram, and reverse word entries compared to traditional dictionaries.
Modern Chinese Character Dictionary
It collects over 13,000 common Chinese characters, traditional, and variant characters, primarily focusing on widely used Chinese characters. The definitions highlight newly emerged meanings, and stroke count, radical, structural diagram, and pronunciation follow the latest regulations from the China National Commission for the Unification of Characters.
Newly Compiled Idiom Dictionary
This dictionary absorbs the essence of similar works while refining and simplifying content. It includes over 20,000 idioms, with each entry featuring pronunciation, definition, origin, examples, error correction, and easy lookup.
Newly Compiled Ancient Chinese Character Dictionary
It contains over 10,000 entries, including some compound words. Simplified characters are used as headers, based on the Simplified Character Table issued by the China Text Reform Commission. Each character is followed by phonetic ordering, followed by an analysis of its form and structure, Pinyin pronunciation, and one or two book citations per meaning. Citations are accompanied by idioms or colloquial expressions.