Chinese Characters Decomposition

Chinese Characters Decomposition

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来 lái ‘come’

汉字分解。 Decomposition of the Chinese Character  来  lái  ‘come’      

一  yī  one,

米  mǐ  rice,

丷  bā  eight,

木  mù  tree,

十  shí  ten,

一  yī  one,

丨  gǔn  line,

八  bā  eight,

一米丷木十一丨八

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“The Chinese Contract Terms Discussing Price” by Polina Shinkina

This is Unit 3 from Supersonic Price Chinese made in the form of the textbook for the promotional purpose.

The textbook covers the main issues arising in the course of discussing contract financial terms with the Chinese trading partners.

Two sample letters included in this textbook highlight discussion of the contract terms of payment and might be used in your everyday correspondence in the Chinese language connected with the terms of payment.

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The second edition of Polina Shinkina’s ‘Open the Door to Chinese Book 1’ self-publushed today on www.lulu.com.

The structure of the textbook remained untouched, some changes have been made in the part of the Chinese numerals.

Now the textbook contains samples and answers to the exercises on the Chinese numerals.

All the improvements make ‘Open the Door to Chinese Book 1’ more easy and interesting for self-learning and self-controlling of the learning process.

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Open the Door to Chinese Book 1 by Polina Shinkina

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汉字分解。 Chinese Character 乎 hū ‘in’

汉字分解。 Decomposition of the Chinese Character  乎   hū  ‘in’           

丿  piě slash

丷  bā eight

一  yī one

亅  jué hook   

丿丷一亅

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Chinese Characters: Universal Existence

A person who knows the possibilities of the Internet will never want to get back to the time without it.

A person who uses a mobile phone can’t imagine the life without such a gadget any more.

As well as a person who studies the Chinese language with the help of the Chinese character decomposition appreciates its necessity and will always follow it!

The Chinese character decomposition is also known as split. Other synonyms for decomposition are breakdown or analysis.

You can see the decomposition example of the Chinese character小 xiǎo ‘small’:

小 xiǎo small

亅 jué hook

八 bā eight

小 亅 八

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Why Do People Use Mobile Telephones?

People use mobile telephones because modern society can’t imagine its existence without mobile phone communication. The same thing is happening with the Chinese character decomposition.

If you understand the vivid advantages of the Chinese character decomposition as the core tool in the Chinese language learning and teaching you will never do without it in the future.

Polina Shinkina has self-published on lulu.com 1000 decomposed Chinese characters in her ‘The Chinese Character Decomposition Guidance’.

This Guidance is the real break-through in the new method of the Chinese language learning and proclaims new teaching principles of this mysterious language.

The Chinese character decomposition method is very simple and understandable, you can see yourself: decomposition example of the Chinese character 百 bǎi ‘hundred’

           

一 yī one

白 bái white

丿 piě slash

日 rì sun

冂 jiōng down box

二 èr two        

百 bǎi hundred           

一白丿日冂二

Good luck in learning and teaching!

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Marketing Letter Format in Chinese

While writing a marketing letter in the Chinese language it is important to pay a close attention to the generally accepted format requirements by the Chinese marketing correspondence.

A perfect marketing letter should be short and to-the-point in order to achieve the goals for conversation building.

Different examples on perfect marketing correspondence in the Chinese language you can find in the Chinese marketing correspondence textbook for self-study ‘Supersonic Marketing Chinese Book 1 by Polina Shinkina’ http://www.lulu.com/content/e-book/supersonic-marketing-chinese-book-1/18847446 and in other Chinese business textbooks by Polina Shinkina on http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/polina985