Fun with Chinese Characters (in three volumes) makes learning Chinese characters entertaining and memorable! Every page contains all the information you need to learn a Chinese character: the origin (etymology) of a character, its description and an entertaining illustration by cartoonist Tan Huay Peng. Knowing the origin greatly simplify the recognition the characters. The cartoons which accompany each character are often comical and clever. Examples of how the character is used in compound phrases are offered. First volume contains an in-depth introduction on the genesis of the characters. The third volume contains index of all 480 characters and their location. The series does not have to be used in sequence. 
Volume 1 has 176 characters. The characters are written in traditional and simplified characters and has romanized pinyin pronunciation. Stroke orders, definition and example sentence make this book a valuable resource. Learning Chinese characters has never been so much fun!

Fun with Chinese Characters 1: The Straits Times Collection 1 (English and Chinese Edition)

Tan Huay Peng

Huoping Chen

Reference

Master Communications, Inc.

What's in a Chinese Character?

Federal Pulications

(Out of Stock)Gives examples of Chinese characters popular in society.

Fun With Chinese Characters Volume 1

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

China Books & Periodicals

Analysis and explanation of 214 radicals on which Chinese characters are based.

Chinese Radicals: Chinese-English Vol 1

Foreign Language Study & Reference

Times Editions

This book is for those who enjoy the imaginative and humourous interpretations of Chinese characters seen through the discerning eye of a cartoonist. It is the sequel to Volume One which has met with gratifying success. As in Volume One, the 153 cartoons first appeared as a regular feature in The Straits Times Bilingual Page. They introduce systematically the radical elements and their compounds, together with related or associated characters.

Fun With Chinese Characters

Fun with Chinese Characters (v. 1) (Chinese Edition)

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