New Route for Remembering Wubi Character Roots

Author: Xia Hai / Gao Le (editors)
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: The root memory is the biggest difficulty in Wubi typing, making many people turn away. The traditional method is to memorize "Wang pang Qing head Jian five ·", which is only suitable for those with excellent memory, plenty of free time, and a strong work ethic in learning. This book takes a unique approach, using diagrams to assist in memory, with one diagram per key, totaling 25 diagrams for the 5 zones and 5 positions. Readers only need to browse these diagrams, grasp the key roots (core roots, basic roots, key root names), and the rest can be figured out in a logical sequence, greatly reducing the intensity of memory and making root memorization a fun and easy task. The Root Memory Roadmap can not only be used for memory assistance but also for finding example characters of roots, the key positions of roots, and finger methods. This book introduces the key concepts of Wubi typing through vivid cartoons, making it easier for readers to understand. To help readers master Wubi typing quickly, this book provides a learning step-by-step guide (see inside back cover), with corresponding exercises arranged in the book. Additionally, the accompanying CD-ROM includes matching games. If you encounter difficult-to-decompose characters, you can refer to the "Common Chinese Character Component Decomposition Dictionary". Based on the stroke count of the difficult components, you can retrieve their decomposition methods. There are only about 500 Chinese character components, and even fewer are difficult to decompose. This way, each lookup will definitely enhance your decomposition skills.