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Thursday, January 5, 2017
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
The Chinese Character
Decomposition Guidance by Polina Shinkina
http://www.lulu.com/content/e-book/the-chinese-character-decomposition-guidance/18847104 and http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/polina985
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Monday, January 2, 2017
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!
The Chinese Character
Decomposition Guidance by Polina Shinkina
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Thursday, December 29, 2016
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
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Tuesday, December 27, 2016
The Right Way to Learn the Chinese Language
It is an all-known problem of the Chinese language –
how to memorize the Chinese characters more efficiently. Memorizing the Chinese
characters plays an important role in learning this language.
I am sure it is only the analytical approach that
helps you effectively to do it. The method is as clear as a day – just remember
214 basic Chinese radicals!
You should understand how to decompose (breakdown, analyze)
each Chinese character. Decomposition of the Chinese characters is the key to understanding
the Chinese language!
All Chinese textbooks by Polina Shinkina are based on this very method! Each
lesson in them contains the Decomposition Guidance on
all the Chinese characters given in the texts.
Moreover, Polina Shinkina has published the unique Chinese Characters Decomposition Guidance of the basic 1000 Chinese
characters!
For more about the Chinese character decomposition
please check The Chinese Character Decomposition Guidance
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