Wubi Typing (98 New Version) Instant Lookup Dictionary

Author: Chen Fangliang/Zeng Yu (editors)
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features:
Novel and Practical: Arranged according to the rules of language and Wubi character set, making learning applicable.
Guaranteed Value: Collects over 14,000 Chinese characters and phrases.
Easy to Search: Can be searched using the Pinyin syllable index and the stroke-based character lookup table.
Convenient to Use: The layout and format are portable, easy to find, and facilitate reading and memorization.
The "Wubi" input method is an encoding system for Chinese characters invented by Mr. Wang Yongmin, which encodes characters based on their visual features. It has become the most widely used, most popular, and most professional Chinese input method today due to its few ambiguities, high speed, and extensive phrase support. After inventing the "86" (86th Edition Wubi) input method in 1986, Mr. Wang Yongmin further refined it in 1998, introducing the more scientific and efficient "98" (98th Edition Wubi) input method. This dictionary follows the encoding rules of the 98th edition and includes most individual characters and common phrases, totaling over 14,000 entries. In addition to the conventional Pinyin syllable index, this dictionary also provides a more straightforward lookup method based on the stroke order of Chinese character radicals, allowing you to quickly and conveniently find the desired character encoding when in a hurry.