Don't memorize, just type: Wubi Typing Practice Book

Author: Xia Hai
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Special training methods to completely break free from the confusion of recalling character components and decomposing characters. Start with writing, then transition to typing, and finally move from visual typing to mental typing. Easy to learn and master quickly. Uses numerous comic illustrations to explain the theoretical knowledge of Wubi, making it impossible to understand if you try not to. The layout design is lively and refreshing, offering a new perspective. Progresses from easy to difficult, with step-by-step, game-like training. Once you pass five levels, you can fully master the Wubi typing system. Refer to the character component distribution chart in the appendix to easily grasp the origins and relationships of character components, memorizing them without the need for rote memorization. The keyword index allows you to go straight to the point, saving valuable study time. Age is not a limitation; even those who cannot recognize English letters or pinyin can quickly learn as long as they can write Chinese characters! "Play and Type" is an original, fast-paced method to quickly master the Wubi typing system. It combines blind typing, character component memorization, and decomposing character decoding into a series of typing exercises, enabling learners to quickly get started with typing. Once you pass five typing levels, you can completely master the Wubi typing system. "Don't Memorize, Just Type" is a Wubi training workbook based on the "Play and Type" training method. The book features a combination of instruction and practice, using comics and charts to explain dry theories in a more engaging way, creating strong impressions. You will see various stamps throughout the book, such as "Aim True" to point out common mistakes, "A Sure Rule" to explain typing rules, and "A Clever Trick" to share small tips. The exercises are also diverse, each preceded by a stamp: "A Line of Shapes" is a connecting exercise where you memorize character components by connecting similar ones. "Fragile as a Leaf" is a computer-based exercise, divided into training drills and typing word practice. "A Battle to the Death" is a writing practice exercise after each level, allowing you to progress to the next level upon completion. This workbook is divided into three rounds, progressing step-by-step from writing in the first round to typing in the second, and from visual typing in the second round to mental typing in the third. Visual typing involves typing while looking at the character form, similar to how typists type by reading documents. Mental typing involves typing without looking at the character form, such as when chatting or writing articles on a computer. The picture-typing exercises in the third round further reinforce mental typing skills. Purchasing this workbook comes with a free "Play and Type" online game account, which is a fun Wubi typing game that helps you learn faster.