Play around with fighting five character disassembly OK ()

Author: Xia Hai, Gao Le
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: Typing with the Wubi method is essentially about deconstructing characters. For example, typing "sky" involves breaking it down into "one large radical eight." Sometimes when asking someone how to type a character, they might say, "How to deconstruct this character." Indeed, once you learn to deconstruct characters, you've learned to type. Due to the principles of Chinese character formation, some characters become clearer in meaning when deconstructed. For instance, the character "look" () can be split into an upper hand () and a lower eye (). Everyone knows that Sun Wukong often performs this action—using his hand to shade his eyes like a sunshade. Why? It's for looking. Deconstruction is for typing. After familiarizing yourself with the components, stop just talking about it. The "Play and Type" game provides an excellent practice environment. You don't need to worry at all—when you encounter a word you can't deconstruct, simply hover your mouse over it, and its deconstruction will become clear. As long as you pass the 5 levels, deconstruction will always be easy!