Complete Wubi: Version 86, Version 98, Standard Version

Author: Wang Yongmin / Chen Yunfeng
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: The 86-version and 98-version standard Wubi Pinyin encoding split tables in this book are provided by the Wangma Company database, ensuring accuracy. A free Wubi Pinyin input software and learning software are included, along with a standard Wubi Pinyin and Wubi Digital two-in-one keyboard sticker. Wang Yongmin, "the man who brought China into the information age," was hailed as "a revolutionary scientific creation, no less significant than the invention of movable type printing in China." In high school, he declared, "I want to have Chinese faces printed in high school physics and chemistry textbooks." In 1983, the computerized Chinese character input method "Wubi Pinyin" was born in Zhengzhou, earning international acclaim as "a groundbreaking scientific achievement, its significance second only to the invention of movable type printing in China." In 2001, he invented the "Wubi Digital," a method for digitizing Chinese characters in one step, which was praised by domestic and international experts and media as "a revolution in Chinese character input technology." Today, Wubi Pinyin has three versions: the 86-version, 98-version, and standard version. The 86-version of Wubi Pinyin was promoted by the author after minor modifications based on his Chinese patent application in 1986. Since its release, Wubi Pinyin has dominated China's Chinese character input field, making historic contributions to the rise and development of China's information industry. The three versions of Wubi Pinyin each have their own characteristics and differences, but overall, the differences are not significant. Their encoding principles and methods are the same, with only slight variations in the character components. This book will primarily introduce these three versions based on the 86-version of Wubi Pinyin; for the parts shared by all three versions, the 86-version will be the focus, while the differences between the 98-version and the "standard version" compared to the 86-version will be explained in detail. This way, readers can freely choose which version to learn, or those who have already learned the "86-version" can easily transition to the "98-version" and the "standard version" through this book.