Wubi Typing Common Chinese Character Instant Lookup - Dual Color Quick Reference Edition

Author: Qiancheng Culture / Country: Mainland China
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: For computer enthusiasts, operating a computer without learning a Chinese character input method is not possible. Chinese character input is a crucial step. To learn the Wubi Five-Stroke Input Method, you must memorize the character components (radicals). Just like primary school students must memorize common characters and vocabulary, and learn word formation before writing essays, if you cannot write characters and master basic vocabulary and word combinations, how can you complete a complete and rich article? Although the process of memorizing Wubi character components is tedious, it is a necessary path in learning the Wubi Input Method. Many people envy the blind typing speed of Wubi typists, but it must be based on familiarity with the keyboard, good finger technique, and comprehensive training in memorizing Wubi character components. Only through extensive Chinese character input training and achieving proficiency can you reach a level that is truly "enviable."
For beginners learning the Wubi Input Method, practicing on the computer according to the encoding segmentation presented in this manual in a handbook format can help them quickly memorize the Wubi character components. If you encounter characters you don't know while inputting, you can use this manual to quickly find the Wubi encoding and components for the characters you want to input. This manual includes over 6,700 commonly used characters, listing the Wubi character components, code units, 86 (86th Edition) and 98 (98th Edition) encodings, and simplified codes for each character. It combines the functions of a dictionary, a tutorial, and practice exercises, making it an essential reference tool for beginners and users of the Wubi Input Method.