Wubi Typing: Use and Check on the Go

Author: Wubi Teaching Research Group
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: This book presents a comparison between the Wubi Pinyin 86 version and the Wubi Pinyin 98 version. It lists the root decomposition, encoding, and shortcuts for over 7,000 characters. Only the root decomposition for characters that have identical roots and codes in both versions are listed under the 86 version, making it convenient for readers to compare the differences between the two versions. For beginners, learning just one version is sufficient. The book is easy to use for reference, allowing readers to directly find the 86 version encoding of characters in the radical lookup table. The appendix introduces the usage of Wubi Pinyin and provides various knowledge for learning it. This book serves as a reference tool for learning, practicing, and Wubi Pinyin input method. It is suitable for Wubi Pinyin users, especially for those who are new to character decomposition and will find it particularly helpful. ... This book presents a comparison between the Wubi Pinyin 86 version and the Wubi Pinyin 98 version, listing the root decomposition, encoding, and shortcuts for over 7,000 characters.