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Saturday, November 18, 2017

Paperback “The Chinese Character Decomposition Guidance Level 1-2” by Polina Shinkina



The Chinese Character Decomposition Guidance Level 1-2 contains the 584 most commonly used decomposed Chinese characters, splitted by 341 – Level 1 and 243 – Level 2.

The character decomposition is a very important tool for learning and teaching the Chinese characters. The character decomposition shows availability of generally accepted radicals and character components in the Chinese character and does not substitute strokes or the stroke order in each separate Chinese character.

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Tuesday, October 3, 2017

“Purchase and Sales Contract Part 1” by Polina Shinkina

 “Purchase and Sales Contract Part 1” eBook includes five articles which regulate the following legal provisions: object of contract, price of contract, total amount and currency, terms of payment, parties obligations and terms of delivery.

Each article of the contract is followed by a word-for-word translation and list of used characters.

The appendixes include the Chinese-English and the English-Chinese vocabularies of all words used in the eBook, list of used characters and the Chinese Character Decomposition Guidance with all decomposed Chinese characters used in this textbook.



Tags: amount, business, characters, Chinese, commercial, contract, contracting, decomposition, dictionary, delivery, eBook, object, obligations, parties, payment, price, purchase, sales, terms, textbook, trading, total, currency, provisions

Wednesday, August 23, 2017

汉字分解。 Decomposition of the Chinese Character 环 huán ‘surround’


  wáng king,
  yī one,
  tǔ earth,
  shí ten,
  yī one,
  gǔn line,
  yī one,
  bù not,
  yī one,
丿  piě slash,
  bǔ divination,
  gǔn line,
  zhǔ dot,    

王一土十一丨一不一丿卜丨丶

Chinese, Character, Breakdown, Decomposition, Analysis, Strokes, Language, Dictionary, Textbook, Break Down, Split, Analyze, Decompose, Learn, Memorize, Broken Down



Monday, May 15, 2017

The Chinese Character 界 jiè ‘boundary’

汉字分解 Decomposition of the Chinese Character    jiè  ‘boundary’         

 tiān  field,
 wéi  enclosure,
 jiōng  down box,
 shí  ten,
 yī  one,
 gǔn  line,
 yī  one,
 jiè  introduce,
𠆢  rén  man,
丿  piě  slash,
 gǔn  line,

田囗冂十一丨一介 𠆢 丿丨

Chinese, Character, Breakdown, Decomposition, Analysis, Strokes, Language, Dictionary, Textbook, Break Down, Split, Analyze, Decompose, Learn, Memorize, Broken Down




Wednesday, May 10, 2017

汉字分解。 Decomposition of the Chinese Character 笔 bǐ ‘pen’


 zhú bamboo,
丿  piě slash,
 zhǔ dot,
 máo fur,
丿  piě slash,
 èr two,
 yǐ second, 

丿丶毛丿二

Tags: Breakdown, Character, Chinese, Decomposition, Analysis, Strokes, Language, Dictionary, Textbook, Break Down, Split, Analyze, Decompose, Learn, Memorize, Broken Down




Wednesday, March 29, 2017

A Friendly Practice to Memorize Chinese Characters


A friendly practice to memorize Chinese characters by means of learning Chinese character decomposition!

Decomposition of the Chinese Character  wǒ ‘I’:

丿 piě slash,
zhǎo look for,
shǒu hand,
yī one,
jué hook,
gē spear,
yì shoot,
yī one,
丿 piě slash,
zhǔ dot,     

  wǒ ‘I’: 丿找扌一亅戈弋一丿丶

More about Chinese character decomposition please check The Chinese Character Decomposition Guidance



Thursday, March 9, 2017

Decomposition of the Chinese Character 到 dào ‘arrive’

Decomposition of the Chinese Character    dào ‘arrive’

 zhì arrive
 yī one
 sī private
 tǔ earth
 shí ten
 yī one
 gǔn line
 yī one
 dāo knife

至一厶土十一丨一刂 

NB. Synonyms: Structural analysis of the Chinese characters, Breakdown of the Chinese characters, Chinese characters split.




Thursday, February 23, 2017

The Chinese Character Decomposition Guidance – Giveaway


Decomposition of Chinese characters is becoming more and more popular in different countries in many educational institutions. Many Chinese language teachers use this unique and progressive tool in their principles of teaching.

The unique feature of the Chinese character decomposition is in its simplicity. Once analyzed, Chinese characters become more understandable and easy-to-write.

The vivid example of the Chinese character decomposition’s simplicity - Decomposition of the Chinese Character gāohigh’

tóu lid
zhǔ dot
yī one
kǒu mouth
jiōng down box
yī one
jiǒng bright
jiōng down box
kǒu mouth
jiōng down box
yī one

亠丶一口冂 一冋冂口冂

NB. Synonyms: Structural analysis of the Chinese characters, Breakdown of the Chinese characters, Chinese characters split.





Saturday, January 28, 2017

Decomposition of the Chinese Character yún ‘cloud’

  yún cloud
  èr two
  sī private  


NB. Synonyms: Structural analysis of the Chinese characters, Breakdown of the Chinese characters, Chinese characters split.