Wubi Typing Champion-(Includes 1CD)

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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Professor Wang Yongmin, a native of Nanzhao County, Henan Province, graduated from the Department of Radioelectronics at the University of Science and Technology of China in 1968. He worked at the 1424 Institute of the National Defense Science and Technology Commission. As a senior engineer and a national expert with outstanding contributions, he dedicated five years from 1978 to 1983 to researching and inventing the "Wubi Typing Method" in Nanyang. The invention was patented in the United States, the United Kingdom, and China, and is hailed as a groundbreaking achievement in Chinese civilization history, second only to the invention of movable type printing. It has now become the dominant Chinese character input technology worldwide and is widely used at the United Nations Headquarters and in Southeast Asian countries. In August 1995, Professor Wang went to the United States for study and returned two years later to continue his innovations. He invented the "Digital Wangcode" and Wangcode Microcomputer—Key Word. Experts and media both domestically and internationally have praised his work as the "Second Revolution in Chinese Character Input Technology." In recognition of his outstanding contributions to the scientific and cultural cause of his country, Professor Wang has been awarded titles such as "National Labor Model," "National Expert," "Contemporary Inventor," and "Number One of the Top 10 News Figures of China's Reform." He enjoys the special allowance from the State Council, and the National Postal Service issued a commemorative stamp titled "Contemporary Leonardo—Wang Yongmin." He has been invited to lecture at the United Nations five times. In the book "100 Moments That Science Changed Human Life," edited by President Lu Yongxiang of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Professor Wang is hailed as "the person who brought China into the information age." This book is rich in content, concise and easy to understand, and highly practical. It is divided into seven chapters, covering basic keyboard operations, fundamental knowledge of Chinese character encoding, root memory, the segmentation and input of Chinese characters, the input of shortcuts and radical groups, and the 86 and 98 versions of the Wubi Typing Method. The language of this book is clear and easy to understand, the structure is rigorous, and the knowledge is extensive, making it more efficient for you to learn. This book summarizes the memory patterns of root distribution and methods for memorizing roots, allowing readers to master the Wubi Typing Method with ease in a short time. This book is suitable for beginners as a self-study textbook.