Wubi Typing Code Dictionary

Author: Book Writing Group
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: The Wubi (Five-Stroke) input method was invented by Professor Wang Yongmin and is a Chinese character input method that encodes characters based entirely on their stroke order. This technology has become a valuable tool for many computer users. After Professor Wang Yongmin introduced the Wubi 86 and Wubi 98 input methods in 1986 and 1998, respectively, and with years of promotion, it has been used by millions of users both domestically and internationally. Although the encoding rules of the Wubi 86 and Wubi 98 input methods are simple, easy to learn, and user-friendly, they still fail to input rare characters because the input software lacks the encoding for these characters. Users eagerly hope that their computers can handle more Chinese characters. Based on the Wubi 18030 input method and using the Modern Chinese Dictionary as a reference, this book lists the encoding for over 20,000 word groups. It serves as a reference tool for Wubi word group encoding and is suitable for all types of Wubi users.