Polyphonic characters

Author: Yu Zhenbao
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features:
- Classic and Authoritative: The author devoted over a decade of effort, meticulously researching each meaning and pronunciation, consulting a wide range of books, and carefully selecting and refining to ensure accuracy and precision.
- Practical Content: The book includes 1,069 polyphonic characters, forming over 20,000 entries, most of which are commonly mispronounced words in daily life and work.
- Innovative Format: It pioneers a unique combination of rhyming annotations and explanations, marking the first such achievement in lexicographical compilation since the 20th century.
- Broad Applicability: Suitable for students and teachers at all levels of primary, secondary, and tertiary education, as well as professionals in film, broadcasting, publicity, editing, translation, and secretarial work. It offers significant benefits to a wide range of readers, from elementary school students to university professors.
Recommended by Professor He Jiuying of Peking University, Professor Xu Zhongyu of East China Normal University, Professor Qi Chongtian of Zhengzhou University, and renowned writer Ran Yunfei.
Polyphonic characters are words that people often mispronounce. The author innovatively adopts a rhyming annotation format, enabling readers to quickly master easily mispronounced polyphonic characters, saving time while enjoying the joy of reading, and facilitating better memorization and understanding of these words. Accompanied by convenient phonetic and stroke indexes, it makes browsing and referencing easy. Most of the polyphonic characters included in this book are frequently encountered in daily life and work and are prone to mispronunciation, while only a few are relatively rare. Readers can select based on their needs.