Wubi Typing One Book Through: Invented Person Teaches You Wubi (Revised Edition)

Author: Wang Yongmin, Chen Yunfeng
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Since the publication of "Wubi Typing Made Easy in One Book," it has been widely welcomed by Wubi typing learners and was awarded the title of "National Bestselling Book" by the China Book and Periodical Publishing Industry Association. The main revisions include:
1. In the "Introduction" section, a new chapter on "The Positional Relationship Between Stroke Roots" has been added, which helps readers better understand the encoding rules in Chapter 5.
2. The stroke root mnemonics have been rewritten into 25 sentences. This addresses the original issues of inconsistent lengths and awkward phrasing. The new mnemonics follow a one-sentence-per-key structure, with each sentence containing 7 rhyming characters, making them easier to memorize.
3. In Chapter 3, "Detailed Explanation of Stroke Roots," new content such as "Roots with Common Origins and Similar Shapes" and "Easily Confused Roots" has been added to help readers better understand the origins and differences of stroke roots.
4. Chapter 4, "Finger Practice," has been completely rewritten, with a focus on adding exercises that compare stroke roots with key positions. This method combines familiarity with stroke roots with finger training, allowing for both proficient finger skills and continuous, stimulating passive memorization of key positions, achieving twice the result with half the effort.
5. A new section titled "Solving Difficult Characters" has been added to Chapter 6, targeting exercises for difficult characters such as those with ambiguous identification codes, tricky last roots, and hard-to-decompose characters. This helps avoid delays caused by improper decomposition or code selection.