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Chinese characters And Chinese characters’ teaching(2009/05/07): [Foundation knowledge]The aim of this paper is to provide some knowledge of Chinese characters and discuss how to teach Chinese characters effectively.
趣味汉字：“日”(2009/05/01): [Constitute]“日”字加一划，你最先想到什么字？
规范汉字使用，克服乱拆字现象(2009/03/31): [Constitute]
The Chinese Character “水”(2009/03/23): [Foundation knowledge]
The Chinese character “山”(2009/03/19): [Foundation knowledge]
一字多音趣闻多(2009/03/08): [Constitute]一字多音是汉字的一个特色，这一现象丰富了汉字，也给人们茶余饭后留下了话题，更有文字专家根据一字多音成就了妙趣横生的佳作。一字
The Composition of the Chinese Characters(2009/03/07): [Constitute]The composition of the main characters are in three ways: Pictographic method, Associative law and Pictophonetic Law. In what way are the following Chinese characters formed: 1. 山、手、羊、鱼 2. 休、拿、掰、刃 3. 忍、盒、肠、柏
Do you know them: 戌戍戊 and 己已巳?(2009/02/14): [Constitute]In Chinese, there are some interesting words that look similar but have different meanings and uses. Take 戌戍戊 and 己已巳 for example: 戌戍戊 are three guys that aredifficult to identify. we should remember the formula:横戌点戍戊中空héng Xu dian SHÙ WÙ zhōng kōng. It is the same with 己已巳. Also the formula is useful and practical.
The Chinese Caracter "有"(2009/01/23): [Foundation knowledge]In Chinese the word "有" means to have, own, or possess when the subject of a sentence is somebody."有" also means existence ,that is, something exists in someplace ,which is similar to the sentence pattern "There be......" when the subject is something instead of somebody.
福 in Chinese(2009/01/21): [Foundation knowledge]In Chinese culture, the word "fu" means blessing or good fortune. The Chinese people often put on the charater "福" upside down, meaning"Good luck has come",that is, "fu dao le".

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Chinese Characters - 牛(niú): The evolution of the Chinese character: The ancient form for the Chinese character "牛" looks like an ox with two horns pointing upward.Younker 2008-11-22 02:12:47

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