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What is the difference between simplified and traditional Chinese characters? On this episode of China Uncensored, Chris Chappell discusses the history of one of the world's oldest systems of writing and the reasons behind the Chinese Communist Party creation of a simplified writing system.
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Traditional characters are the original Chinese characters. They came into being around the Han dynasty over 2000 years ago and were used throughout Chinese history, right up until the late 20th century. In the 1950s and 60s the mainland Chinese characters simplified a lot of the characters for two reasons. 1) to make them less complicated to read and quicker to write 2) because there was a problem of illiteracy and it was to allow people to learn to read and write more quickly.
So back to the question. Mainland China uses simplified Chinese and Hong Kong and Taiwan use traditional Chinese. Traditional characters are also often used in Chinese communities abroad, and in historical sites. Because of the sheer number of people using the internet in China, Simplified Chinese is also more often seen online.
If your area of interest is mainland China, it would make sense to learn simplified Chinese characters. If you are interested in Hong Kong or Taiwan and you mostly travel there, it would make sense to learn traditional Chinese.
My advice would be to stick to one type of characters at the beginning. It is possible to learn both at the same time if you are prepared to put in the effort.
If you really want to learn both, just learn to read and recognise both, don't try to write both simplified and traditional Chinese, because writing characters is much more difficult than recognising them. I can read both simplified and traditional Chinese but I can only really write simplified characters by hand. Learning to write both types is a huge burden, and most Chinese people in the world concentrate on writing one type.
- published: 06 Mar 2014
- views: 7175
Ben and Yi examine the advantages of using Traditional Chinese Characters.
This version corrects a mistake in an earlier version of the video. Thank you to Gabriella1230SX for pointing that out to us. We always strive for the highest possible accuracy in our videos but sometimes do make mistakes.
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The Taiwan Government recently claimed that, official
documents and websites should not use simplified
characters, and "Chinese characters' beauty should
be appreciated by the world." Many scholarly people
said that traditional characters are the foundation
of Chinese culture, but simplified characters were
created to destroy Chinese characters and culture.
"Relatives cannot be seen; productions cannot be
produced; no heart in love; factories are empty."
These words criticize simplified characters,
which go against cognitive principles.
Since Taiwan will open its borders to individual
Chinese travelers at the end of June, many merchants
have changed their brands and menus into simplified
characters. On June 15, Taiwan President Ma Yingjiu
announced that official documents and websites should
use traditional characters,
but comparison tables can be offered, if necessary.
President Ma said in 2007 that, the so-called
"complex characters" are real Chinese characters
and should be called "traditional characters."
Presidential spokesman, Fan Jiang Taiji, said that,
Taiwan's Tourism Bureau website, should immediately
delete the "simplified Chinese edition," to ensure that
Chinese culture is preserved in the "Republic of China"
and that Chinese simplified characters are only allowed
to be used when promoting Taiwan in China.
On June 16, Ma gave a speech at an official book
release conference held for Executive President,
Hao Baicun, author of the new book, "Hao Baicun
Unscrambles Chiang Kai-shek's Diary 1945-1949."
Ma said that Chiang Kai-shek's insistence on preserving
traditional characters "was Chiang's important act
to revive Chinese culture during the Cultural Revolution,
which turned out to be insightful."
Many outstanding scholars have realized the
significance of traditional characters in Chinese
culture, like Chen Yinke, a famous sinologist who
insists on writing in classical Chinese and publishing
books in traditional Chinese characters.
A Swedish sinologist, Cecilia Lindqvist, believes that,
Chinese characters are "the most fun characters
in the world." She told Taiwan's China Times in 2006:
"Taiwanese people are very lucky to study traditional
characters since childhood." She said that if Taiwan
someday replaces traditional characters with
simplified ones, she will feel very sad.
In 1956, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) advocated
simplified characters, saying they were easy to learn
and read, faster to write, and helped reduce the number
of characters. Yet, illiteracy still exists and new
characters are being added all the time.
Computer keyboards can now type simplified characters,
so being "easy to write" has really lost its meaning.
Liu Fengjie, a scholar, said, "The use of simplified
characters has bought about the worst chaotic times
since the Qin Dynasty."
.
A netizen named Changheyueying, explained the five
disadvantages of simplified characters: 1. they are
unable to imitate shapes or express inner meaning
2. they are ugly; 3. they contain more meanings than
traditional ones, bringing about misunderstandings;
4. people who use simplified characters cannot read
ancient articles; 5. they destroy the cultural connection
between the mainland and Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macao,
and overseas Chinese.
Changheyueying said, "The revival of a culture is based
on inheriting ancient civilizations and absorbing good
cultures worldwide. Therefore, the first step to revive
Chinese culture is to revive traditional characters!"
The online article, "Simplified Characters Are Not
Meant to Simplify," stated that, between 1920-1930,
the CCP planned to begin "alphabetizing Chinese."
But due to public outcry, they simplified a just few
characters at first. Then as people adapted to alphabetic
writing, they added more characters. Thus, simplified
characters were not meant to simplify, but were only
semi-finished products in the alphabetization process.
Many scholars said that, traditional characters are
cultural essences left by ancient civilizations and only
traditional characters can truly present
the greatness of Chinese traditional culture.
NTD reporters Wu Wei and Li Ruolin
《神韵》2011世界巡演新亮点
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- published: 20 Jun 2011
- views: 2742
Website: http://www.foreverastudent.com
In this video you can find the 50 most frequent differing Traditional and Simplified Chinese characters, that is characters for which there is a different character in Simplified and Traditional Chinese. I chose these characters based on a character frequency study that I did a while back and very possibly others might come up with a different Top 50 character list.
The video serves for a quick and simple visual overview and does not stress the meanings of individual characters that much. You might find several less frequent meanings or pronunciations of some characters missing.
If you find these videos useful, feel free to like, comment or subscribe.
- published: 16 Apr 2014
- views: 6182
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- published: 17 Jul 2014
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Very strictly speaking, it is more logical to see how traditional Chinese characters have been simplified than to start with the simplified versions then go back to the original characters. If you have an academic interest in Chinese then this may be a good strategy.
However, my advice is to stick with the type of characters that is more relevant to you and learn that set first. If your place of interest is Mainland China, focus on simplified characters. If your place of interest is Hong Kong or Taiwan, focus on traditional characters.
It is perfectly possible to go from simplified characters to learn to recognise traditional characters. This is what I did, in fact. I recommend that you stick to always writing one type and if you want to learn both, just learn to recognise the other type. That will reduce your burden considerably. Remember that only the more complicated characters and radicals have been simplified. Many characters are the same in both traditional and simplified Chinese. Also remember that Chinese people generally only write one type, even if they know both types.
- published: 17 Mar 2014
- views: 3240
Website: http://www.foreverastudent.com
In this video you can find the 20 most frequent Simplified Chinese character radicals along with five example characters and their translations. Example characters were chosen based on their proximity to the meaning of the radical and not the frequency in which they occur in real life.
20 most frequent radicals:
氵(水) shui3 'water'
扌(手) shou3 'hand'
亻(人) ren2 'person'
口 kou3 'mouth'
忄(心) xin1 'heart, mind'
木 mu4 'tree, wood'
讠 yan2 'words'
艹 (艸) cao3 'grass, herbs'
纟 si1 'silk, thread'
土 tu3 'earth, soil'
月 (肉) rou4 'meat'
辶 (辵) chuo4 'go, walk'
钅 jin1 'metal'
女 nv3 'woman'
日 ri4 'sun'
贝 bei4 'money, shells'
宀 mian2 'roof, house'
竹 zhu2 'bamboo'
足 zu2 'foot'
目 mu4 'eye'
衤(衣) yi1 'clothing'
If you find these videos useful, feel free to like, comment or subscribe.
- published: 01 Oct 2014
- views: 13893
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China Commercial Press published the sixth edition
of "Modern Chinese Dictionary," with 239 English words, including NBA.
One hundred scholars have reported this dictionary violates
relevant laws and regulations.
They also accused it of Latinizing Chinese characters—
the most serious destruction of the Chinese language.
Some scholars believe that language is a valuable lesson
in heritage.
Traditional Chinese language is the world's most ancient
language. It is the oldest historical hieroglyphs.
From the structure of a Chinese character,
one can see its meaning.
Since the CCP simplified Chinese characters, now we fail
to recognize the meaning and significance of Chinese characters.
A letter co-signed by more than 100 scholars was sent
to the Press and Publication Administration and the National Language Committee.
The content of the letter states that the China Commercial Press
6th version of "Modern Chinese Dictionary"
includes 239 English abbreviations, such as "NBA," and that
is in violation of the relevant laws and regulations of the country.
These scholars believe that using English vocabulary
to replace Chinese characters in the dictionary is Latinizing Chinese characters and
this cause's serious destruction to the Chinese characters.
The scholars said that introducing foreign phrases
into the Chinese language without translation,
the abbreviated form of the original word in English,
or the original phrase, will harm the safety of Chinese language.
For example, NBA, which replaced National Basketball
Association, GDP,
which replaced Gross Domestic Product and WTO for
"World Trade Organization" are all included in the text.
The scholars said that as a reference book, "Modern Chinese
Dictionary" should lead by example regarding language specification.
The scholars are more concerned about the appearances
of simplified Chinese characters under the Communist rule.
Ancient Chinese language scholar, Jiao Guobiao, thinks that
we can no longer tell the meaning and significance of a simplified character nowadays.
Ancient Chinese language scholar Jiao Guobiao: "The CCP
changed almost all Chinese traditional characters in less than 20 years.
The simplified characters are so horrendous that they
are disconnected from Chinese language.
When one is reading from the text, it is discordant and leads
to confusion at the end.
The character 'egg' in simplified form does not make sense
at all."
Zhang Tianliang, a visiting professor at George Mason Univ.
Stated that
If the connotation of the vocabulary is still there, those
foreign words won't cause conflict to the Chinese language;
they are only communicative terms in people's daily lives."
Zhang Tianliang added that Chinese language has some
"Divinely inspired terms" related to the spiritual dimension,
such as realm, enlightening, etc,
which carries the connotation of divine culture.
Prof. Zhang Tianliang: "Chinese people have a culture
of communicating with God, a deep connotation of their origin, which stems from a high source.
The term 'heavenly dynasty' carries such spiritual meaning.
Due to the CCP's Internet blockade, which people try to evade,
the word 'heavenly' has become a derogatory word and describes the Communist Party.
It is a rather terrible deviation."
Zhang Tianliang said under the influence of Party culture,
many Chinese vocabularies have mutated into something totally different from the original orthodox meanings.
Zhang Tianliang: "The word 'greatness' is a good word.
It has been used to praise the Chinese Communist Party
(CCP), and thus, it adds a lot of party culture connotation.
I would say that it is the CCP abuse of Chinese culture.
What is harmony?
According to Confucius, a gentleman is agreeable
and yet unique, and he constitutes the harmony between heaven and earth.
This is the real meaning of harmony.
The harmony now means arresting people
and silencing them."
Scholars believe that Chinese characters carry China's
millennium of cultural connotations and ethics.
But, simplified characters damage the Chinese characters.
Besides, the CCP utilizes the form of Chinese culture
to destroy the true meaning of the Chinese culture.
That definitely adds a historic wound to the 5,000 years
of Chinese culture.
《神韵》2011世界巡演新亮点
http://www.ShenYunPerformingArts.org/
- published: 01 Sep 2012
- views: 2995
Hi, thanks for venturing this video! Here is the video I am responding to:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FAFlQbE6euc
Here is another similar video from China Uncensored: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uc-H9XUarv8
Given the nature of China Uncensored, I did not even dare watch this video coz that is gonna give me some sleeping problems while worrying about the world. But if you would like to re-experience a little residue of Cold War, feel free to venture this video!!!
And there is plenty of similar videos like this bashing simplified characters backed up by the reproach of communism.
Just saying, if you wanna give all the credits of the simplification of Chinese characters to the party, Chairman Mao might feel incredibly honored.
Peace.
- published: 13 May 2015
- views: 4402
Simplified Chinese characters
Simplified Chinese characters are standardized Chinese characters prescribed in the Xiandai Hanyu Tongyong Zibiao (List of Commonly Used Characters in Modern Chinese) for use in mainland China. Along with traditional Chinese characters, it is one of the two standard character sets of the contemporary Chinese written language. The government of the People's Republic of China in mainland China has promoted them for use in printing since the 1950s and 1960s in an attempt to increase literacy. They are officially used in the People's Republic of China and Singapore.
Traditional Chinese characters are currently used in Hong Kong, Macau, and the Republic of China (Taiwan). While traditional characters can still be read and understood by many mainland Chinese and Singaporeans, these groups generally retain their use of Simplified characters. Overseas Chinese communities generally tend to use traditional characters.
Simplified Chinese characters are officially called in Chinese jiǎnhuàzì (简化字 in simplified form, 簡化字 in traditional form). Colloquially, they are called 
jiǎntizì (简体字 / 簡體字). Strictly, the latter refers to simplifications of character "structure" or "body", character forms that have existed for thousands of years alongside regular, more complicated forms. On the other hand, jiǎnhuàzì means the modern systematically simplified character set, that (as stated by Mao Zedong in 1952) includes not only structural simplification but also substantial reduction in the total number of standardized Chinese characters.
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4:45Simplified vs Traditional Chinese Characters | China Uncensored
Simplified vs Traditional Chinese Characters | China UncensoredSimplified vs Traditional Chinese Characters | China Uncensored
What is the difference between simplified and traditional Chinese characters? On this episode of China Uncensored, Chris Chappell discusses the history of one of the world's oldest systems of writing and the reasons behind the Chinese Communist Party creation of a simplified writing system. Subscribe for more China Uncensored: http://www.youtube.com/ntdchinauncensored Make sure to share with your friends! ______________________________ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ChinaUncensored Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/ChinaUncensored ______________________________ MOBILE LINKS! Taiwan Vs. China http://e.ntd.tv/1655KtD Endangered Species, It's What's for Dinner http://e.ntd.tv/14mwp9C Hollywood's Bias Against Asians http://e.ntd.tv/19AFbBO -
2:33Should you learn simplified or traditional Chinese characters?
Should you learn simplified or traditional Chinese characters?Should you learn simplified or traditional Chinese characters?
Get your free guide - The 10 Biggest Mistakes Beginners in Chinese Make and How You Can Avoid Them http://bit.ly/1QrHjBp Traditional characters are the original Chinese characters. They came into being around the Han dynasty over 2000 years ago and were used throughout Chinese history, right up until the late 20th century. In the 1950s and 60s the mainland Chinese characters simplified a lot of the characters for two reasons. 1) to make them less complicated to read and quicker to write 2) because there was a problem of illiteracy and it was to allow people to learn to read and write more quickly. So back to the question. Mainland China uses simplified Chinese and Hong Kong and Taiwan use traditional Chinese. Traditional characters are also often used in Chinese communities abroad, and in historical sites. Because of the sheer number of people using the internet in China, Simplified Chinese is also more often seen online. If your area of interest is mainland China, it would make sense to learn simplified Chinese characters. If you are interested in Hong Kong or Taiwan and you mostly travel there, it would make sense to learn traditional Chinese. My advice would be to stick to one type of characters at the beginning. It is possible to learn both at the same time if you are prepared to put in the effort. If you really want to learn both, just learn to read and recognise both, don't try to write both simplified and traditional Chinese, because writing characters is much more difficult than recognising them. I can read both simplified and traditional Chinese but I can only really write simplified characters by hand. Learning to write both types is a huge burden, and most Chinese people in the world concentrate on writing one type. -
3:43Why Use Traditional Characters? (UPDATED) | Learn Chinese Now
Why Use Traditional Characters? (UPDATED) | Learn Chinese NowWhy Use Traditional Characters? (UPDATED) | Learn Chinese Now
Ben and Yi examine the advantages of using Traditional Chinese Characters. This version corrects a mistake in an earlier version of the video. Thank you to Gabriella1230SX for pointing that out to us. We always strive for the highest possible accuracy in our videos but sometimes do make mistakes. Subscribe to Learn Chinese Now! http://www.youtube.com/learnchinesenow Ben on Twitter: http://www.twitter/com/benhedgesntd T-Shirts and other products: http://www.zazzle.com/laowaiapparel -
3:38Taiwan Says "No" to Simplified Characters
Taiwan Says "No" to Simplified CharactersTaiwan Says "No" to Simplified Characters
Follow us on TWITTER: http://twitter.com/cnforbiddennews Like us on FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/chinaforbiddennews The Taiwan Government recently claimed that, official documents and websites should not use simplified characters, and "Chinese characters' beauty should be appreciated by the world." Many scholarly people said that traditional characters are the foundation of Chinese culture, but simplified characters were created to destroy Chinese characters and culture. "Relatives cannot be seen; productions cannot be produced; no heart in love; factories are empty." These words criticize simplified characters, which go against cognitive principles. Since Taiwan will open its borders to individual Chinese travelers at the end of June, many merchants have changed their brands and menus into simplified characters. On June 15, Taiwan President Ma Yingjiu announced that official documents and websites should use traditional characters, but comparison tables can be offered, if necessary. President Ma said in 2007 that, the so-called "complex characters" are real Chinese characters and should be called "traditional characters." Presidential spokesman, Fan Jiang Taiji, said that, Taiwan's Tourism Bureau website, should immediately delete the "simplified Chinese edition," to ensure that Chinese culture is preserved in the "Republic of China" and that Chinese simplified characters are only allowed to be used when promoting Taiwan in China. On June 16, Ma gave a speech at an official book release conference held for Executive President, Hao Baicun, author of the new book, "Hao Baicun Unscrambles Chiang Kai-shek's Diary 1945-1949." Ma said that Chiang Kai-shek's insistence on preserving traditional characters "was Chiang's important act to revive Chinese culture during the Cultural Revolution, which turned out to be insightful." Many outstanding scholars have realized the significance of traditional characters in Chinese culture, like Chen Yinke, a famous sinologist who insists on writing in classical Chinese and publishing books in traditional Chinese characters. A Swedish sinologist, Cecilia Lindqvist, believes that, Chinese characters are "the most fun characters in the world." She told Taiwan's China Times in 2006: "Taiwanese people are very lucky to study traditional characters since childhood." She said that if Taiwan someday replaces traditional characters with simplified ones, she will feel very sad. In 1956, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) advocated simplified characters, saying they were easy to learn and read, faster to write, and helped reduce the number of characters. Yet, illiteracy still exists and new characters are being added all the time. Computer keyboards can now type simplified characters, so being "easy to write" has really lost its meaning. Liu Fengjie, a scholar, said, "The use of simplified characters has bought about the worst chaotic times since the Qin Dynasty." . A netizen named Changheyueying, explained the five disadvantages of simplified characters: 1. they are unable to imitate shapes or express inner meaning 2. they are ugly; 3. they contain more meanings than traditional ones, bringing about misunderstandings; 4. people who use simplified characters cannot read ancient articles; 5. they destroy the cultural connection between the mainland and Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macao, and overseas Chinese. Changheyueying said, "The revival of a culture is based on inheriting ancient civilizations and absorbing good cultures worldwide. Therefore, the first step to revive Chinese culture is to revive traditional characters!" The online article, "Simplified Characters Are Not Meant to Simplify," stated that, between 1920-1930, the CCP planned to begin "alphabetizing Chinese." But due to public outcry, they simplified a just few characters at first. Then as people adapted to alphabetic writing, they added more characters. Thus, simplified characters were not meant to simplify, but were only semi-finished products in the alphabetization process. Many scholars said that, traditional characters are cultural essences left by ancient civilizations and only traditional characters can truly present the greatness of Chinese traditional culture. NTD reporters Wu Wei and Li Ruolin 《神韵》2011世界巡演新亮点 http://www.ShenYunPerformingArts.org/ -
4:16Traditional Vs. Simplified Chinese characters - 50 most frequent differing characters
Traditional Vs. Simplified Chinese characters - 50 most frequent differing charactersTraditional Vs. Simplified Chinese characters - 50 most frequent differing characters
Website: http://www.foreverastudent.com In this video you can find the 50 most frequent differing Traditional and Simplified Chinese characters, that is characters for which there is a different character in Simplified and Traditional Chinese. I chose these characters based on a character frequency study that I did a while back and very possibly others might come up with a different Top 50 character list. The video serves for a quick and simple visual overview and does not stress the meanings of individual characters that much. You might find several less frequent meanings or pronunciations of some characters missing. If you find these videos useful, feel free to like, comment or subscribe. -
3:40Learn to Write Simplified Chinese Characters 100
Learn to Write Simplified Chinese Characters 100Learn to Write Simplified Chinese Characters 100
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2:11Simplified or traditional Chinese characters first?
Simplified or traditional Chinese characters first?Simplified or traditional Chinese characters first?
Get your free guide - The 10 Biggest Mistakes Beginners in Chinese Make and How You Can Avoid Them http://bit.ly/1QrHjBp Very strictly speaking, it is more logical to see how traditional Chinese characters have been simplified than to start with the simplified versions then go back to the original characters. If you have an academic interest in Chinese then this may be a good strategy. However, my advice is to stick with the type of characters that is more relevant to you and learn that set first. If your place of interest is Mainland China, focus on simplified characters. If your place of interest is Hong Kong or Taiwan, focus on traditional characters. It is perfectly possible to go from simplified characters to learn to recognise traditional characters. This is what I did, in fact. I recommend that you stick to always writing one type and if you want to learn both, just learn to recognise the other type. That will reduce your burden considerably. Remember that only the more complicated characters and radicals have been simplified. Many characters are the same in both traditional and simplified Chinese. Also remember that Chinese people generally only write one type, even if they know both types. -
1:4720 most frequent Chinese character radicals (Simplified character version)
20 most frequent Chinese character radicals (Simplified character version)20 most frequent Chinese character radicals (Simplified character version)
Website: http://www.foreverastudent.com In this video you can find the 20 most frequent Simplified Chinese character radicals along with five example characters and their translations. Example characters were chosen based on their proximity to the meaning of the radical and not the frequency in which they occur in real life. 20 most frequent radicals: 氵(水) shui3 'water' 扌(手) shou3 'hand' 亻(人) ren2 'person' 口 kou3 'mouth' 忄(心) xin1 'heart, mind' 木 mu4 'tree, wood' 讠 yan2 'words' 艹 (艸) cao3 'grass, herbs' 纟 si1 'silk, thread' 土 tu3 'earth, soil' 月 (肉) rou4 'meat' 辶 (辵) chuo4 'go, walk' 钅 jin1 'metal' 女 nv3 'woman' 日 ri4 'sun' 贝 bei4 'money, shells' 宀 mian2 'roof, house' 竹 zhu2 'bamboo' 足 zu2 'foot' 目 mu4 'eye' 衤(衣) yi1 'clothing' If you find these videos useful, feel free to like, comment or subscribe. -
3:44Simplified Characters Destroy Chinese Language
Simplified Characters Destroy Chinese LanguageSimplified Characters Destroy Chinese Language
Follow us on TWITTER: http://twitter.com/cnforbiddennews Like us on FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/chinaforbiddennews China Commercial Press published the sixth edition of "Modern Chinese Dictionary," with 239 English words, including NBA. One hundred scholars have reported this dictionary violates relevant laws and regulations. They also accused it of Latinizing Chinese characters— the most serious destruction of the Chinese language. Some scholars believe that language is a valuable lesson in heritage. Traditional Chinese language is the world's most ancient language. It is the oldest historical hieroglyphs. From the structure of a Chinese character, one can see its meaning. Since the CCP simplified Chinese characters, now we fail to recognize the meaning and significance of Chinese characters. A letter co-signed by more than 100 scholars was sent to the Press and Publication Administration and the National Language Committee. The content of the letter states that the China Commercial Press 6th version of "Modern Chinese Dictionary" includes 239 English abbreviations, such as "NBA," and that is in violation of the relevant laws and regulations of the country. These scholars believe that using English vocabulary to replace Chinese characters in the dictionary is Latinizing Chinese characters and this cause's serious destruction to the Chinese characters. The scholars said that introducing foreign phrases into the Chinese language without translation, the abbreviated form of the original word in English, or the original phrase, will harm the safety of Chinese language. For example, NBA, which replaced National Basketball Association, GDP, which replaced Gross Domestic Product and WTO for "World Trade Organization" are all included in the text. The scholars said that as a reference book, "Modern Chinese Dictionary" should lead by example regarding language specification. The scholars are more concerned about the appearances of simplified Chinese characters under the Communist rule. Ancient Chinese language scholar, Jiao Guobiao, thinks that we can no longer tell the meaning and significance of a simplified character nowadays. Ancient Chinese language scholar Jiao Guobiao: "The CCP changed almost all Chinese traditional characters in less than 20 years. The simplified characters are so horrendous that they are disconnected from Chinese language. When one is reading from the text, it is discordant and leads to confusion at the end. The character 'egg' in simplified form does not make sense at all." Zhang Tianliang, a visiting professor at George Mason Univ. Stated that If the connotation of the vocabulary is still there, those foreign words won't cause conflict to the Chinese language; they are only communicative terms in people's daily lives." Zhang Tianliang added that Chinese language has some "Divinely inspired terms" related to the spiritual dimension, such as realm, enlightening, etc, which carries the connotation of divine culture. Prof. Zhang Tianliang: "Chinese people have a culture of communicating with God, a deep connotation of their origin, which stems from a high source. The term 'heavenly dynasty' carries such spiritual meaning. Due to the CCP's Internet blockade, which people try to evade, the word 'heavenly' has become a derogatory word and describes the Communist Party. It is a rather terrible deviation." Zhang Tianliang said under the influence of Party culture, many Chinese vocabularies have mutated into something totally different from the original orthodox meanings. Zhang Tianliang: "The word 'greatness' is a good word. It has been used to praise the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), and thus, it adds a lot of party culture connotation. I would say that it is the CCP abuse of Chinese culture. What is harmony? According to Confucius, a gentleman is agreeable and yet unique, and he constitutes the harmony between heaven and earth. This is the real meaning of harmony. The harmony now means arresting people and silencing them." Scholars believe that Chinese characters carry China's millennium of cultural connotations and ethics. But, simplified characters damage the Chinese characters. Besides, the CCP utilizes the form of Chinese culture to destroy the true meaning of the Chinese culture. That definitely adds a historic wound to the 5,000 years of Chinese culture. 《神韵》2011世界巡演新亮点 http://www.ShenYunPerformingArts.org/ -
6:15Why do TRADITIONAL Chinese users HATE simplified? A Reply to Learn Chinese Now
Why do TRADITIONAL Chinese users HATE simplified? A Reply to Learn Chinese NowWhy do TRADITIONAL Chinese users HATE simplified? A Reply to Learn Chinese Now
Hi, thanks for venturing this video! Here is the video I am responding to:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FAFlQbE6euc Here is another similar video from China Uncensored: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uc-H9XUarv8 Given the nature of China Uncensored, I did not even dare watch this video coz that is gonna give me some sleeping problems while worrying about the world. But if you would like to re-experience a little residue of Cold War, feel free to venture this video!!! And there is plenty of similar videos like this bashing simplified characters backed up by the reproach of communism. Just saying, if you wanna give all the credits of the simplification of Chinese characters to the party, Chairman Mao might feel incredibly honored. Peace.
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Simplified vs Traditional Chinese Characters | China Uncensored
What is the difference between simplified and traditional Chinese characters? On this episode of China Uncensored, Chris Chappell discusses the history of one of the world's oldest systems of writing and the reasons behind the Chinese Communist Party creation of a simplified writing system. Subscribe for more China Uncensored: http://www.youtube.com/ntdchinauncensored Make sure to share with your friends! ______________________________ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ChinaUncensored Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/ChinaUncensored ______________________________ MOBILE LINKS! Taiwan Vs. China http://e.ntd.tv/1655KtD Endangered Species, It's What's for Dinner http://e.ntd.tv/14mwp9C Hollywood's Bias Against Asians http://e.ntd.tv/19AFbBO -
Should you learn simplified or traditional Chinese characters?
Get your free guide - The 10 Biggest Mistakes Beginners in Chinese Make and How You Can Avoid Them http://bit.ly/1QrHjBp Traditional characters are the original Chinese characters. They came into being around the Han dynasty over 2000 years ago and were used throughout Chinese history, right up until the late 20th century. In the 1950s and 60s the mainland Chinese characters simplified a lot of the characters for two reasons. 1) to make them less complicated to read and quicker to write 2) because there was a problem of illiteracy and it was to allow people to learn to read and write more quickly. So back to the question. Mainland China uses simplified Chinese and Hong Kong and Taiwan use traditional Chinese. Traditional characters are also often used in Chinese communities abroad, and ... -
Why Use Traditional Characters? (UPDATED) | Learn Chinese Now
Ben and Yi examine the advantages of using Traditional Chinese Characters. This version corrects a mistake in an earlier version of the video. Thank you to Gabriella1230SX for pointing that out to us. We always strive for the highest possible accuracy in our videos but sometimes do make mistakes. Subscribe to Learn Chinese Now! http://www.youtube.com/learnchinesenow Ben on Twitter: http://www.twitter/com/benhedgesntd T-Shirts and other products: http://www.zazzle.com/laowaiapparel -
Taiwan Says "No" to Simplified Characters
Follow us on TWITTER: http://twitter.com/cnforbiddennews Like us on FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/chinaforbiddennews The Taiwan Government recently claimed that, official documents and websites should not use simplified characters, and "Chinese characters' beauty should be appreciated by the world." Many scholarly people said that traditional characters are the foundation of Chinese culture, but simplified characters were created to destroy Chinese characters and culture. "Relatives cannot be seen; productions cannot be produced; no heart in love; factories are empty." These words criticize simplified characters, which go against cognitive principles. Since Taiwan will open its borders to individual Chinese travelers at the end of June, many merchants have changed ... -
Traditional Vs. Simplified Chinese characters - 50 most frequent differing characters
Website: http://www.foreverastudent.com In this video you can find the 50 most frequent differing Traditional and Simplified Chinese characters, that is characters for which there is a different character in Simplified and Traditional Chinese. I chose these characters based on a character frequency study that I did a while back and very possibly others might come up with a different Top 50 character list. The video serves for a quick and simple visual overview and does not stress the meanings of individual characters that much. You might find several less frequent meanings or pronunciations of some characters missing. If you find these videos useful, feel free to like, comment or subscribe. -
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Simplified or traditional Chinese characters first?
Get your free guide - The 10 Biggest Mistakes Beginners in Chinese Make and How You Can Avoid Them http://bit.ly/1QrHjBp Very strictly speaking, it is more logical to see how traditional Chinese characters have been simplified than to start with the simplified versions then go back to the original characters. If you have an academic interest in Chinese then this may be a good strategy. However, my advice is to stick with the type of characters that is more relevant to you and learn that set first. If your place of interest is Mainland China, focus on simplified characters. If your place of interest is Hong Kong or Taiwan, focus on traditional characters. It is perfectly possible to go from simplified characters to learn to recognise traditional characters. This is what I did, in fact. ... -
20 most frequent Chinese character radicals (Simplified character version)
Website: http://www.foreverastudent.com In this video you can find the 20 most frequent Simplified Chinese character radicals along with five example characters and their translations. Example characters were chosen based on their proximity to the meaning of the radical and not the frequency in which they occur in real life. 20 most frequent radicals: 氵(水) shui3 'water' 扌(手) shou3 'hand' 亻(人) ren2 'person' 口 kou3 'mouth' 忄(心) xin1 'heart, mind' 木 mu4 'tree, wood' 讠 yan2 'words' 艹 (艸) cao3 'grass, herbs' 纟 si1 'silk, thread' 土 tu3 'earth, soil' 月 (肉) rou4 'meat' 辶 (辵) chuo4 'go, walk' 钅 jin1 'metal' 女 nv3 'woman' 日 ri4 'sun' 贝 bei4 'money, shells' 宀 mian2 'roof, house' 竹 zhu2 'bamboo' 足 zu2 'foot' 目 mu4 'eye' 衤(衣) yi1 'clothing' If you find these videos useful, feel free to like, comme... -
Simplified Characters Destroy Chinese Language
Follow us on TWITTER: http://twitter.com/cnforbiddennews Like us on FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/chinaforbiddennews China Commercial Press published the sixth edition of "Modern Chinese Dictionary," with 239 English words, including NBA. One hundred scholars have reported this dictionary violates relevant laws and regulations. They also accused it of Latinizing Chinese characters— the most serious destruction of the Chinese language. Some scholars believe that language is a valuable lesson in heritage. Traditional Chinese language is the world's most ancient language. It is the oldest historical hieroglyphs. From the structure of a Chinese character, one can see its meaning. Since the CCP simplified Chinese characters, now we fail to recognize the meaning and significance of Chinese ... -
Why do TRADITIONAL Chinese users HATE simplified? A Reply to Learn Chinese Now
Hi, thanks for venturing this video! Here is the video I am responding to:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FAFlQbE6euc Here is another similar video from China Uncensored: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uc-H9XUarv8 Given the nature of China Uncensored, I did not even dare watch this video coz that is gonna give me some sleeping problems while worrying about the world. But if you would like to re-experience a little residue of Cold War, feel free to venture this video!!! And there is plenty of similar videos like this bashing simplified characters backed up by the reproach of communism. Just saying, if you wanna give all the credits of the simplification of Chinese characters to the party, Chairman Mao might feel incredibly honored. Peace.
Simplified vs Traditional Chinese Characters | China Uncensored
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- Duration: 4:45
- Updated: 02 Aug 2013
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What is the difference between simplified and traditional Chinese characters? On this episode of China Uncensored, Chris Chappell discusses the history of one o...
What is the difference between simplified and traditional Chinese characters? On this episode of China Uncensored, Chris Chappell discusses the history of one of the world's oldest systems of writing and the reasons behind the Chinese Communist Party creation of a simplified writing system.
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Should you learn simplified or traditional Chinese characters?
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- Duration: 2:33
- Updated: 06 Mar 2014
- views: 7175
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Traditional characters are the origina...
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Traditional characters are the original Chinese characters. They came into being around the Han dynasty over 2000 years ago and were used throughout Chinese history, right up until the late 20th century. In the 1950s and 60s the mainland Chinese characters simplified a lot of the characters for two reasons. 1) to make them less complicated to read and quicker to write 2) because there was a problem of illiteracy and it was to allow people to learn to read and write more quickly.
So back to the question. Mainland China uses simplified Chinese and Hong Kong and Taiwan use traditional Chinese. Traditional characters are also often used in Chinese communities abroad, and in historical sites. Because of the sheer number of people using the internet in China, Simplified Chinese is also more often seen online.
If your area of interest is mainland China, it would make sense to learn simplified Chinese characters. If you are interested in Hong Kong or Taiwan and you mostly travel there, it would make sense to learn traditional Chinese.
My advice would be to stick to one type of characters at the beginning. It is possible to learn both at the same time if you are prepared to put in the effort.
If you really want to learn both, just learn to read and recognise both, don't try to write both simplified and traditional Chinese, because writing characters is much more difficult than recognising them. I can read both simplified and traditional Chinese but I can only really write simplified characters by hand. Learning to write both types is a huge burden, and most Chinese people in the world concentrate on writing one type.
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Traditional characters are the original Chinese characters. They came into being around the Han dynasty over 2000 years ago and were used throughout Chinese history, right up until the late 20th century. In the 1950s and 60s the mainland Chinese characters simplified a lot of the characters for two reasons. 1) to make them less complicated to read and quicker to write 2) because there was a problem of illiteracy and it was to allow people to learn to read and write more quickly.
So back to the question. Mainland China uses simplified Chinese and Hong Kong and Taiwan use traditional Chinese. Traditional characters are also often used in Chinese communities abroad, and in historical sites. Because of the sheer number of people using the internet in China, Simplified Chinese is also more often seen online.
If your area of interest is mainland China, it would make sense to learn simplified Chinese characters. If you are interested in Hong Kong or Taiwan and you mostly travel there, it would make sense to learn traditional Chinese.
My advice would be to stick to one type of characters at the beginning. It is possible to learn both at the same time if you are prepared to put in the effort.
If you really want to learn both, just learn to read and recognise both, don't try to write both simplified and traditional Chinese, because writing characters is much more difficult than recognising them. I can read both simplified and traditional Chinese but I can only really write simplified characters by hand. Learning to write both types is a huge burden, and most Chinese people in the world concentrate on writing one type.
- published: 06 Mar 2014
- views: 7175
Why Use Traditional Characters? (UPDATED) | Learn Chinese Now
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- Duration: 3:43
- Updated: 23 Apr 2013
- views: 89650
Ben and Yi examine the advantages of using Traditional Chinese Characters.
This version corrects a mistake in an earlier version of the video. Thank you to Gab...
Ben and Yi examine the advantages of using Traditional Chinese Characters.
This version corrects a mistake in an earlier version of the video. Thank you to Gabriella1230SX for pointing that out to us. We always strive for the highest possible accuracy in our videos but sometimes do make mistakes.
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Ben and Yi examine the advantages of using Traditional Chinese Characters.
This version corrects a mistake in an earlier version of the video. Thank you to Gabriella1230SX for pointing that out to us. We always strive for the highest possible accuracy in our videos but sometimes do make mistakes.
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Taiwan Says "No" to Simplified Characters
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- Duration: 3:38
- Updated: 20 Jun 2011
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The Taiwan Government recently clai...
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The Taiwan Government recently claimed that, official
documents and websites should not use simplified
characters, and "Chinese characters' beauty should
be appreciated by the world." Many scholarly people
said that traditional characters are the foundation
of Chinese culture, but simplified characters were
created to destroy Chinese characters and culture.
"Relatives cannot be seen; productions cannot be
produced; no heart in love; factories are empty."
These words criticize simplified characters,
which go against cognitive principles.
Since Taiwan will open its borders to individual
Chinese travelers at the end of June, many merchants
have changed their brands and menus into simplified
characters. On June 15, Taiwan President Ma Yingjiu
announced that official documents and websites should
use traditional characters,
but comparison tables can be offered, if necessary.
President Ma said in 2007 that, the so-called
"complex characters" are real Chinese characters
and should be called "traditional characters."
Presidential spokesman, Fan Jiang Taiji, said that,
Taiwan's Tourism Bureau website, should immediately
delete the "simplified Chinese edition," to ensure that
Chinese culture is preserved in the "Republic of China"
and that Chinese simplified characters are only allowed
to be used when promoting Taiwan in China.
On June 16, Ma gave a speech at an official book
release conference held for Executive President,
Hao Baicun, author of the new book, "Hao Baicun
Unscrambles Chiang Kai-shek's Diary 1945-1949."
Ma said that Chiang Kai-shek's insistence on preserving
traditional characters "was Chiang's important act
to revive Chinese culture during the Cultural Revolution,
which turned out to be insightful."
Many outstanding scholars have realized the
significance of traditional characters in Chinese
culture, like Chen Yinke, a famous sinologist who
insists on writing in classical Chinese and publishing
books in traditional Chinese characters.
A Swedish sinologist, Cecilia Lindqvist, believes that,
Chinese characters are "the most fun characters
in the world." She told Taiwan's China Times in 2006:
"Taiwanese people are very lucky to study traditional
characters since childhood." She said that if Taiwan
someday replaces traditional characters with
simplified ones, she will feel very sad.
In 1956, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) advocated
simplified characters, saying they were easy to learn
and read, faster to write, and helped reduce the number
of characters. Yet, illiteracy still exists and new
characters are being added all the time.
Computer keyboards can now type simplified characters,
so being "easy to write" has really lost its meaning.
Liu Fengjie, a scholar, said, "The use of simplified
characters has bought about the worst chaotic times
since the Qin Dynasty."
.
A netizen named Changheyueying, explained the five
disadvantages of simplified characters: 1. they are
unable to imitate shapes or express inner meaning
2. they are ugly; 3. they contain more meanings than
traditional ones, bringing about misunderstandings;
4. people who use simplified characters cannot read
ancient articles; 5. they destroy the cultural connection
between the mainland and Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macao,
and overseas Chinese.
Changheyueying said, "The revival of a culture is based
on inheriting ancient civilizations and absorbing good
cultures worldwide. Therefore, the first step to revive
Chinese culture is to revive traditional characters!"
The online article, "Simplified Characters Are Not
Meant to Simplify," stated that, between 1920-1930,
the CCP planned to begin "alphabetizing Chinese."
But due to public outcry, they simplified a just few
characters at first. Then as people adapted to alphabetic
writing, they added more characters. Thus, simplified
characters were not meant to simplify, but were only
semi-finished products in the alphabetization process.
Many scholars said that, traditional characters are
cultural essences left by ancient civilizations and only
traditional characters can truly present
the greatness of Chinese traditional culture.
NTD reporters Wu Wei and Li Ruolin
《神韵》2011世界巡演新亮点
http://www.ShenYunPerformingArts.org/
wn.com/Taiwan Says No To Simplified Characters
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The Taiwan Government recently claimed that, official
documents and websites should not use simplified
characters, and "Chinese characters' beauty should
be appreciated by the world." Many scholarly people
said that traditional characters are the foundation
of Chinese culture, but simplified characters were
created to destroy Chinese characters and culture.
"Relatives cannot be seen; productions cannot be
produced; no heart in love; factories are empty."
These words criticize simplified characters,
which go against cognitive principles.
Since Taiwan will open its borders to individual
Chinese travelers at the end of June, many merchants
have changed their brands and menus into simplified
characters. On June 15, Taiwan President Ma Yingjiu
announced that official documents and websites should
use traditional characters,
but comparison tables can be offered, if necessary.
President Ma said in 2007 that, the so-called
"complex characters" are real Chinese characters
and should be called "traditional characters."
Presidential spokesman, Fan Jiang Taiji, said that,
Taiwan's Tourism Bureau website, should immediately
delete the "simplified Chinese edition," to ensure that
Chinese culture is preserved in the "Republic of China"
and that Chinese simplified characters are only allowed
to be used when promoting Taiwan in China.
On June 16, Ma gave a speech at an official book
release conference held for Executive President,
Hao Baicun, author of the new book, "Hao Baicun
Unscrambles Chiang Kai-shek's Diary 1945-1949."
Ma said that Chiang Kai-shek's insistence on preserving
traditional characters "was Chiang's important act
to revive Chinese culture during the Cultural Revolution,
which turned out to be insightful."
Many outstanding scholars have realized the
significance of traditional characters in Chinese
culture, like Chen Yinke, a famous sinologist who
insists on writing in classical Chinese and publishing
books in traditional Chinese characters.
A Swedish sinologist, Cecilia Lindqvist, believes that,
Chinese characters are "the most fun characters
in the world." She told Taiwan's China Times in 2006:
"Taiwanese people are very lucky to study traditional
characters since childhood." She said that if Taiwan
someday replaces traditional characters with
simplified ones, she will feel very sad.
In 1956, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) advocated
simplified characters, saying they were easy to learn
and read, faster to write, and helped reduce the number
of characters. Yet, illiteracy still exists and new
characters are being added all the time.
Computer keyboards can now type simplified characters,
so being "easy to write" has really lost its meaning.
Liu Fengjie, a scholar, said, "The use of simplified
characters has bought about the worst chaotic times
since the Qin Dynasty."
.
A netizen named Changheyueying, explained the five
disadvantages of simplified characters: 1. they are
unable to imitate shapes or express inner meaning
2. they are ugly; 3. they contain more meanings than
traditional ones, bringing about misunderstandings;
4. people who use simplified characters cannot read
ancient articles; 5. they destroy the cultural connection
between the mainland and Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macao,
and overseas Chinese.
Changheyueying said, "The revival of a culture is based
on inheriting ancient civilizations and absorbing good
cultures worldwide. Therefore, the first step to revive
Chinese culture is to revive traditional characters!"
The online article, "Simplified Characters Are Not
Meant to Simplify," stated that, between 1920-1930,
the CCP planned to begin "alphabetizing Chinese."
But due to public outcry, they simplified a just few
characters at first. Then as people adapted to alphabetic
writing, they added more characters. Thus, simplified
characters were not meant to simplify, but were only
semi-finished products in the alphabetization process.
Many scholars said that, traditional characters are
cultural essences left by ancient civilizations and only
traditional characters can truly present
the greatness of Chinese traditional culture.
NTD reporters Wu Wei and Li Ruolin
《神韵》2011世界巡演新亮点
http://www.ShenYunPerformingArts.org/
- published: 20 Jun 2011
- views: 2742
Traditional Vs. Simplified Chinese characters - 50 most frequent differing characters
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- Duration: 4:16
- Updated: 16 Apr 2014
- views: 6182
Website: http://www.foreverastudent.com
In this video you can find the 50 most frequent differing Traditional and Simplified Chinese characters, that is charac...
Website: http://www.foreverastudent.com
In this video you can find the 50 most frequent differing Traditional and Simplified Chinese characters, that is characters for which there is a different character in Simplified and Traditional Chinese. I chose these characters based on a character frequency study that I did a while back and very possibly others might come up with a different Top 50 character list.
The video serves for a quick and simple visual overview and does not stress the meanings of individual characters that much. You might find several less frequent meanings or pronunciations of some characters missing.
If you find these videos useful, feel free to like, comment or subscribe.
wn.com/Traditional Vs. Simplified Chinese Characters 50 Most Frequent Differing Characters
Website: http://www.foreverastudent.com
In this video you can find the 50 most frequent differing Traditional and Simplified Chinese characters, that is characters for which there is a different character in Simplified and Traditional Chinese. I chose these characters based on a character frequency study that I did a while back and very possibly others might come up with a different Top 50 character list.
The video serves for a quick and simple visual overview and does not stress the meanings of individual characters that much. You might find several less frequent meanings or pronunciations of some characters missing.
If you find these videos useful, feel free to like, comment or subscribe.
- published: 16 Apr 2014
- views: 6182
Learn to Write Simplified Chinese Characters 100
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:40
- Updated: 17 Jul 2014
- views: 8372
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Simplified or traditional Chinese characters first?
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- Duration: 2:11
- Updated: 17 Mar 2014
- views: 3240
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Very strictly speaking, it is more log...
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Very strictly speaking, it is more logical to see how traditional Chinese characters have been simplified than to start with the simplified versions then go back to the original characters. If you have an academic interest in Chinese then this may be a good strategy.
However, my advice is to stick with the type of characters that is more relevant to you and learn that set first. If your place of interest is Mainland China, focus on simplified characters. If your place of interest is Hong Kong or Taiwan, focus on traditional characters.
It is perfectly possible to go from simplified characters to learn to recognise traditional characters. This is what I did, in fact. I recommend that you stick to always writing one type and if you want to learn both, just learn to recognise the other type. That will reduce your burden considerably. Remember that only the more complicated characters and radicals have been simplified. Many characters are the same in both traditional and simplified Chinese. Also remember that Chinese people generally only write one type, even if they know both types.
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Very strictly speaking, it is more logical to see how traditional Chinese characters have been simplified than to start with the simplified versions then go back to the original characters. If you have an academic interest in Chinese then this may be a good strategy.
However, my advice is to stick with the type of characters that is more relevant to you and learn that set first. If your place of interest is Mainland China, focus on simplified characters. If your place of interest is Hong Kong or Taiwan, focus on traditional characters.
It is perfectly possible to go from simplified characters to learn to recognise traditional characters. This is what I did, in fact. I recommend that you stick to always writing one type and if you want to learn both, just learn to recognise the other type. That will reduce your burden considerably. Remember that only the more complicated characters and radicals have been simplified. Many characters are the same in both traditional and simplified Chinese. Also remember that Chinese people generally only write one type, even if they know both types.
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20 most frequent Chinese character radicals (Simplified character version)
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In this video you can find the 20 most frequent Simplified Chinese character radicals along with five example character...
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In this video you can find the 20 most frequent Simplified Chinese character radicals along with five example characters and their translations. Example characters were chosen based on their proximity to the meaning of the radical and not the frequency in which they occur in real life.
20 most frequent radicals:
氵(水) shui3 'water'
扌(手) shou3 'hand'
亻(人) ren2 'person'
口 kou3 'mouth'
忄(心) xin1 'heart, mind'
木 mu4 'tree, wood'
讠 yan2 'words'
艹 (艸) cao3 'grass, herbs'
纟 si1 'silk, thread'
土 tu3 'earth, soil'
月 (肉) rou4 'meat'
辶 (辵) chuo4 'go, walk'
钅 jin1 'metal'
女 nv3 'woman'
日 ri4 'sun'
贝 bei4 'money, shells'
宀 mian2 'roof, house'
竹 zhu2 'bamboo'
足 zu2 'foot'
目 mu4 'eye'
衤(衣) yi1 'clothing'
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In this video you can find the 20 most frequent Simplified Chinese character radicals along with five example characters and their translations. Example characters were chosen based on their proximity to the meaning of the radical and not the frequency in which they occur in real life.
20 most frequent radicals:
氵(水) shui3 'water'
扌(手) shou3 'hand'
亻(人) ren2 'person'
口 kou3 'mouth'
忄(心) xin1 'heart, mind'
木 mu4 'tree, wood'
讠 yan2 'words'
艹 (艸) cao3 'grass, herbs'
纟 si1 'silk, thread'
土 tu3 'earth, soil'
月 (肉) rou4 'meat'
辶 (辵) chuo4 'go, walk'
钅 jin1 'metal'
女 nv3 'woman'
日 ri4 'sun'
贝 bei4 'money, shells'
宀 mian2 'roof, house'
竹 zhu2 'bamboo'
足 zu2 'foot'
目 mu4 'eye'
衤(衣) yi1 'clothing'
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Simplified Characters Destroy Chinese Language
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- Duration: 3:44
- Updated: 01 Sep 2012
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China Commercial Press published the sixth edition
of "Modern Chinese Dictionary," with 239 English words, including NBA.
One hundred scholars have reported this dictionary violates
relevant laws and regulations.
They also accused it of Latinizing Chinese characters—
the most serious destruction of the Chinese language.
Some scholars believe that language is a valuable lesson
in heritage.
Traditional Chinese language is the world's most ancient
language. It is the oldest historical hieroglyphs.
From the structure of a Chinese character,
one can see its meaning.
Since the CCP simplified Chinese characters, now we fail
to recognize the meaning and significance of Chinese characters.
A letter co-signed by more than 100 scholars was sent
to the Press and Publication Administration and the National Language Committee.
The content of the letter states that the China Commercial Press
6th version of "Modern Chinese Dictionary"
includes 239 English abbreviations, such as "NBA," and that
is in violation of the relevant laws and regulations of the country.
These scholars believe that using English vocabulary
to replace Chinese characters in the dictionary is Latinizing Chinese characters and
this cause's serious destruction to the Chinese characters.
The scholars said that introducing foreign phrases
into the Chinese language without translation,
the abbreviated form of the original word in English,
or the original phrase, will harm the safety of Chinese language.
For example, NBA, which replaced National Basketball
Association, GDP,
which replaced Gross Domestic Product and WTO for
"World Trade Organization" are all included in the text.
The scholars said that as a reference book, "Modern Chinese
Dictionary" should lead by example regarding language specification.
The scholars are more concerned about the appearances
of simplified Chinese characters under the Communist rule.
Ancient Chinese language scholar, Jiao Guobiao, thinks that
we can no longer tell the meaning and significance of a simplified character nowadays.
Ancient Chinese language scholar Jiao Guobiao: "The CCP
changed almost all Chinese traditional characters in less than 20 years.
The simplified characters are so horrendous that they
are disconnected from Chinese language.
When one is reading from the text, it is discordant and leads
to confusion at the end.
The character 'egg' in simplified form does not make sense
at all."
Zhang Tianliang, a visiting professor at George Mason Univ.
Stated that
If the connotation of the vocabulary is still there, those
foreign words won't cause conflict to the Chinese language;
they are only communicative terms in people's daily lives."
Zhang Tianliang added that Chinese language has some
"Divinely inspired terms" related to the spiritual dimension,
such as realm, enlightening, etc,
which carries the connotation of divine culture.
Prof. Zhang Tianliang: "Chinese people have a culture
of communicating with God, a deep connotation of their origin, which stems from a high source.
The term 'heavenly dynasty' carries such spiritual meaning.
Due to the CCP's Internet blockade, which people try to evade,
the word 'heavenly' has become a derogatory word and describes the Communist Party.
It is a rather terrible deviation."
Zhang Tianliang said under the influence of Party culture,
many Chinese vocabularies have mutated into something totally different from the original orthodox meanings.
Zhang Tianliang: "The word 'greatness' is a good word.
It has been used to praise the Chinese Communist Party
(CCP), and thus, it adds a lot of party culture connotation.
I would say that it is the CCP abuse of Chinese culture.
What is harmony?
According to Confucius, a gentleman is agreeable
and yet unique, and he constitutes the harmony between heaven and earth.
This is the real meaning of harmony.
The harmony now means arresting people
and silencing them."
Scholars believe that Chinese characters carry China's
millennium of cultural connotations and ethics.
But, simplified characters damage the Chinese characters.
Besides, the CCP utilizes the form of Chinese culture
to destroy the true meaning of the Chinese culture.
That definitely adds a historic wound to the 5,000 years
of Chinese culture.
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China Commercial Press published the sixth edition
of "Modern Chinese Dictionary," with 239 English words, including NBA.
One hundred scholars have reported this dictionary violates
relevant laws and regulations.
They also accused it of Latinizing Chinese characters—
the most serious destruction of the Chinese language.
Some scholars believe that language is a valuable lesson
in heritage.
Traditional Chinese language is the world's most ancient
language. It is the oldest historical hieroglyphs.
From the structure of a Chinese character,
one can see its meaning.
Since the CCP simplified Chinese characters, now we fail
to recognize the meaning and significance of Chinese characters.
A letter co-signed by more than 100 scholars was sent
to the Press and Publication Administration and the National Language Committee.
The content of the letter states that the China Commercial Press
6th version of "Modern Chinese Dictionary"
includes 239 English abbreviations, such as "NBA," and that
is in violation of the relevant laws and regulations of the country.
These scholars believe that using English vocabulary
to replace Chinese characters in the dictionary is Latinizing Chinese characters and
this cause's serious destruction to the Chinese characters.
The scholars said that introducing foreign phrases
into the Chinese language without translation,
the abbreviated form of the original word in English,
or the original phrase, will harm the safety of Chinese language.
For example, NBA, which replaced National Basketball
Association, GDP,
which replaced Gross Domestic Product and WTO for
"World Trade Organization" are all included in the text.
The scholars said that as a reference book, "Modern Chinese
Dictionary" should lead by example regarding language specification.
The scholars are more concerned about the appearances
of simplified Chinese characters under the Communist rule.
Ancient Chinese language scholar, Jiao Guobiao, thinks that
we can no longer tell the meaning and significance of a simplified character nowadays.
Ancient Chinese language scholar Jiao Guobiao: "The CCP
changed almost all Chinese traditional characters in less than 20 years.
The simplified characters are so horrendous that they
are disconnected from Chinese language.
When one is reading from the text, it is discordant and leads
to confusion at the end.
The character 'egg' in simplified form does not make sense
at all."
Zhang Tianliang, a visiting professor at George Mason Univ.
Stated that
If the connotation of the vocabulary is still there, those
foreign words won't cause conflict to the Chinese language;
they are only communicative terms in people's daily lives."
Zhang Tianliang added that Chinese language has some
"Divinely inspired terms" related to the spiritual dimension,
such as realm, enlightening, etc,
which carries the connotation of divine culture.
Prof. Zhang Tianliang: "Chinese people have a culture
of communicating with God, a deep connotation of their origin, which stems from a high source.
The term 'heavenly dynasty' carries such spiritual meaning.
Due to the CCP's Internet blockade, which people try to evade,
the word 'heavenly' has become a derogatory word and describes the Communist Party.
It is a rather terrible deviation."
Zhang Tianliang said under the influence of Party culture,
many Chinese vocabularies have mutated into something totally different from the original orthodox meanings.
Zhang Tianliang: "The word 'greatness' is a good word.
It has been used to praise the Chinese Communist Party
(CCP), and thus, it adds a lot of party culture connotation.
I would say that it is the CCP abuse of Chinese culture.
What is harmony?
According to Confucius, a gentleman is agreeable
and yet unique, and he constitutes the harmony between heaven and earth.
This is the real meaning of harmony.
The harmony now means arresting people
and silencing them."
Scholars believe that Chinese characters carry China's
millennium of cultural connotations and ethics.
But, simplified characters damage the Chinese characters.
Besides, the CCP utilizes the form of Chinese culture
to destroy the true meaning of the Chinese culture.
That definitely adds a historic wound to the 5,000 years
of Chinese culture.
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Why do TRADITIONAL Chinese users HATE simplified? A Reply to Learn Chinese Now
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- Updated: 13 May 2015
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Hi, thanks for venturing this video! Here is the video I am responding to:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FAFlQbE6euc
Here is another similar video from China ...
Hi, thanks for venturing this video! Here is the video I am responding to:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FAFlQbE6euc
Here is another similar video from China Uncensored: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uc-H9XUarv8
Given the nature of China Uncensored, I did not even dare watch this video coz that is gonna give me some sleeping problems while worrying about the world. But if you would like to re-experience a little residue of Cold War, feel free to venture this video!!!
And there is plenty of similar videos like this bashing simplified characters backed up by the reproach of communism.
Just saying, if you wanna give all the credits of the simplification of Chinese characters to the party, Chairman Mao might feel incredibly honored.
Peace.
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Hi, thanks for venturing this video! Here is the video I am responding to:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FAFlQbE6euc
Here is another similar video from China Uncensored: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uc-H9XUarv8
Given the nature of China Uncensored, I did not even dare watch this video coz that is gonna give me some sleeping problems while worrying about the world. But if you would like to re-experience a little residue of Cold War, feel free to venture this video!!!
And there is plenty of similar videos like this bashing simplified characters backed up by the reproach of communism.
Just saying, if you wanna give all the credits of the simplification of Chinese characters to the party, Chairman Mao might feel incredibly honored.
Peace.
- published: 13 May 2015
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Today's episode we are going to write the character Huā (花).
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Simplified Character Review!
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Today we're going to do a great simplified character review!
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5 Minute Chinese : S12E29
wn.com/Simplified Character Review
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How to Simplify Your Life with Chinese Characters (with Aaron Posehn)
Turn Chinese characters from foe to friend as Aaron Posehn, author of the ebook chinEASE, helps demystify the ever puzzling world of Chinese characters Discussing: Simplified vs. Traditional characters Number of words to fluency Natural ways to learn Characters other than memorization (ugh!) and more! Check it out at www.moneyinmandarin.com -
Learn Chinese-Value Top 100 TraditionalChinese Characters "勤" Deligent; Blessing20141115 101501
result for chinese characters-勤 chinese characters-勤 勤 in Chinese Characters / Symbols / Letters / Words / Glyphs looking for 勤 in Chinese or Japanese, you have come to the right place. We can create a custom 勤 Asian calligraphy wall scroll for you at a very ... Learn Chinese Traditional Characters. Learn to read and write Chinese with this database of over 4000 traditional and simplified Chinese characters. ... 勤, same, qín, diligent | frequent ... 勤 Chinese English dictionary 勤 translate 勤 pinyin - MDBG Chinese Reader is the perfect dictionary application for Microsoft Windows. Translate Chinese text and Lookup Mandarin pinyin for Chinese words easily ... Character « 勤» - Chinese Character Dictionary Detailed information about every Chinese characters (simplified and ... 勤(勤) qín. Gene... -
9,999 Chinese Characters
9,999 Mandarin Chinese Characters. Anatomy of 9,999 Mandarin Chinese Characters. Analysis of 9,999 Mandarin Simplified Chinese Characters. 9,999 Mandarin Chinese Characters Made Easiest. English & Korean Bilingual Version. Full Contents: http://tinyurl.com/nal73l5 Learn why each simplified Chinese character has that specific meaning, and also why that particular intonation! This type of analysis has never been done in history! So easy to memorize! Want some more? Mobile friendly! Check this site out: http://tinyurl.com/nal73l5 -
How I Learned 800 Chinese Characters by Christopher Huff
Why, simplified, of course. I make no claims to fluency, only to fun! Intro music - "Rutgers" by Tom7 Entertainment System: http://mp3.tom7.org/t7es/ (Song used with permission) http://languagefan.com http://facebook.com/languagefan -
The Pulse：The 2016-2017 Budget and in the studio, Fernando Cheung of Labour Party to talk about it,
On Wednesday, Financial Secretary John Tsang delivered his ninth Budget, this administration’s final full year Budget. For Hong Kong’s 1.9 million taxpayers, it is good news. Not only have tax allowances gone up – about 200,000 more people will be taken out of the tax net - there are also several short-term relief measures. Those one-off sweeteners will cost a total $38.8 billion. There has been much comment about the political undertone of the Budget, particularly in comparison to the Chief Executive’s Policy Address. Tsang began by mentioning the clashes in Mong Kok and the political impact on the economy. Unlike the Chief Executive, who mentioned Beijing’s “Belt and Road” initiatives more than 40 times in his Address, the Financial Secretary said it ws only natural to emphasise local i... -
Thirty-Six Stratagems
Unless otherwise specified, Chinese texts in this article are written in "Traditional Chinese／Simplified Chinese, pinyin" format. In cases where traditional and simplified Chinese characters are identical, the Chinese term is written once. The Thirty-Six Stratagems was a Chinese essay used to illustrate a series of stratagems used in politics, war, as well as in civil interaction. This video is targeted to blind users. Attribution: Article text available under CC-BY-SA Creative Commons image source in video -
Game of Thrones: Complete History Compilation 1
Game of Thrones Complete History Compilation Part 1 Tyrion Lannister, Tywin Lannister, Jon Snow, Ned Stark, Viserys Targaryen, A Song of Ice and Fire, ASOIAF, Daenerys Targaryen, Nights Watch, Maester, Stannis Baratheon, -
How to Create Unique Characters
In this video I show you some methods I use to create unique and interesting characters. Tools: Adobe Photoshop CS6 Wacom Cintiq 22HD Camtasia Studio For FREE art resources, like photoshop brushes, reference images, art books etc... check out the Resources section at http://www.sycra.net The forum at http://sycra.net/forum/ is a growing community of artists all working to improve and help each other, it's free to join, so if you want to receive comments or critiques on your work, or maybe offer some advice, head on over! Follow me on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/pages/Sycra-Art-Videos/155843997850744 and Twitter at https://twitter.com/Sycra For full length feature tutorials on how to paint, how to draw, and more, visit PencilKings at http://www.pencilkings.com/dap/a/?a=914 -
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Legends- Chapter 1-7 (All Boss Fights)
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Wrestling Isn't Wrestling
A somewhat-mostly-accurate educational parody film by Max Landis. This production is not monetized, and not for profit. The clips used herein are used with direct reference, as critique, and the characters and situations depicted are for the purpose of satire. Yes, I know I got some things out of order. It was condensed and simplified and told from memory. Did you honestly want this to be an hour long? You didn’t. I didn’t. Let’s be real with each other. Real respects real. I respect you. Ron Howard was gonna be in this one too, but he was in Budapest. He’s wracked with guilt and remorse. Production -- Producer -- Max Landis Producer -- Shyam Sundar Sengupta Producer -- Matt Cohen Producer -- Dave Holton Director's Unit -- Director -- Max Landis 1st AD -- Dave Holton PA -- C...
How to Simplify Your Life with Chinese Characters (with Aaron Posehn)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 21:48
- Updated: 25 Jan 2013
- views: 518
Turn Chinese characters from foe to friend as Aaron Posehn, author of the ebook chinEASE, helps demystify the ever puzzling world of Chinese characters
Discus...
Turn Chinese characters from foe to friend as Aaron Posehn, author of the ebook chinEASE, helps demystify the ever puzzling world of Chinese characters
Discussing:
Simplified vs. Traditional characters
Number of words to fluency
Natural ways to learn Characters other than memorization (ugh!)
and more!
Check it out at www.moneyinmandarin.com
wn.com/How To Simplify Your Life With Chinese Characters (With Aaron Posehn)
Turn Chinese characters from foe to friend as Aaron Posehn, author of the ebook chinEASE, helps demystify the ever puzzling world of Chinese characters
Discussing:
Simplified vs. Traditional characters
Number of words to fluency
Natural ways to learn Characters other than memorization (ugh!)
and more!
Check it out at www.moneyinmandarin.com
- published: 25 Jan 2013
- views: 518
Learn Chinese-Value Top 100 TraditionalChinese Characters "勤" Deligent; Blessing20141115 101501
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 43:28
- Updated: 15 Nov 2014
- views: 971
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chinese characters-勤
勤 in Chinese Characters / Symbols / Letters / Words / Glyphs
looking for 勤 in Chinese or Japanese, you ha...
result for chinese characters-勤
chinese characters-勤
勤 in Chinese Characters / Symbols / Letters / Words / Glyphs
looking for 勤 in Chinese or Japanese, you have come to the right place. We can create a custom 勤 Asian calligraphy wall scroll for you at a very ...
Learn Chinese Traditional Characters.
Learn to read and write Chinese with this database of over 4000 traditional and simplified Chinese characters. ... 勤, same, qín, diligent | frequent ...
勤 Chinese English dictionary 勤 translate 勤 pinyin - MDBG
Chinese Reader is the perfect dictionary application for Microsoft Windows. Translate Chinese text and Lookup Mandarin pinyin for Chinese words easily ...
Character « 勤» - Chinese Character Dictionary
Detailed information about every Chinese characters (simplified and ... 勤(勤) qín. General meaning; Definitions; Words; Vocabulary. ◎ 做事尽力，不偷懒：～劳。
勤 - Chinese Dictionary With Animated Character Stroke ...
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勤 - Chinese
a free online dictionary with English, Mandarin Chinese, Pinyin, ... Search with English, Pinyin, or Chinese characters.
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Cantonese, Ld, Chinese Language. 勤 勉 qín miǎn : diligence; diligent; industrious. 後 勤 hòu qín : ...
勤 (kan4 | qin2) : hardworking; duty; frequently -This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. 勤. This word has been viewed 2425 times since 30th Oct ...
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chinese characters-勤
勤 in Chinese Characters / Symbols / Letters / Words / Glyphs
looking for 勤 in Chinese or Japanese, you have come to the right place. We can create a custom 勤 Asian calligraphy wall scroll for you at a very ...
Learn Chinese Traditional Characters.
Learn to read and write Chinese with this database of over 4000 traditional and simplified Chinese characters. ... 勤, same, qín, diligent | frequent ...
勤 Chinese English dictionary 勤 translate 勤 pinyin - MDBG
Chinese Reader is the perfect dictionary application for Microsoft Windows. Translate Chinese text and Lookup Mandarin pinyin for Chinese words easily ...
Character « 勤» - Chinese Character Dictionary
Detailed information about every Chinese characters (simplified and ... 勤(勤) qín. General meaning; Definitions; Words; Vocabulary. ◎ 做事尽力，不偷懒：～劳。
勤 - Chinese Dictionary With Animated Character Stroke ...
chinese/character-stroke-order.php?word=勤
L Chinese characters in modern use, both traditional and simplified. ... Your Ultimate Bridge to China ... Animate 勤 ...
勤 - Chinese
a free online dictionary with English, Mandarin Chinese, Pinyin, ... Search with English, Pinyin, or Chinese characters.
勤勤恳恳 - Yabla Chinese
chinese.yabla.com/chinese-english-pinyin
勤勤恳恳definition at Chinese.Search with English, Pinyin, or Chinese characters. Powered by CC- ...
天道酬勤 - Chinese
天道酬勤definition at Chinese. Chinese English Pinyin Dictionary. Search with English, Pinyin, or Chinese characters. Powered by CC- ...
勤朴 - Chinese
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勤朴definition at Chinese.Pinyin, or Chinese characters.
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Cantonese, Ld, Chinese Language. 勤 勉 qín miǎn : diligence; diligent; industrious. 後 勤 hòu qín : ...
勤 (kan4 | qin2) : hardworking; duty; frequently -This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. 勤. This word has been viewed 2425 times since 30th Oct ...
- published: 15 Nov 2014
- views: 971
9,999 Chinese Characters
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 60:25
- Updated: 02 Oct 2014
- views: 236
9,999 Mandarin Chinese Characters.
Anatomy of 9,999 Mandarin Chinese Characters.
Analysis of 9,999 Mandarin Simplified Chinese Characters.
9,999 Mandarin Chines...
9,999 Mandarin Chinese Characters.
Anatomy of 9,999 Mandarin Chinese Characters.
Analysis of 9,999 Mandarin Simplified Chinese Characters.
9,999 Mandarin Chinese Characters Made Easiest.
English & Korean Bilingual Version.
Full Contents: http://tinyurl.com/nal73l5
Learn why each simplified Chinese character has that specific meaning, and also why that particular intonation! This type of analysis has never been done in history! So easy to memorize! Want some more? Mobile friendly! Check this site out:
http://tinyurl.com/nal73l5
wn.com/9,999 Chinese Characters
9,999 Mandarin Chinese Characters.
Anatomy of 9,999 Mandarin Chinese Characters.
Analysis of 9,999 Mandarin Simplified Chinese Characters.
9,999 Mandarin Chinese Characters Made Easiest.
English & Korean Bilingual Version.
Full Contents: http://tinyurl.com/nal73l5
Learn why each simplified Chinese character has that specific meaning, and also why that particular intonation! This type of analysis has never been done in history! So easy to memorize! Want some more? Mobile friendly! Check this site out:
http://tinyurl.com/nal73l5
- published: 02 Oct 2014
- views: 236
How I Learned 800 Chinese Characters by Christopher Huff
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 21:42
- Updated: 25 Dec 2014
- views: 877
Why, simplified, of course.
I make no claims to fluency, only to fun!
Intro music - "Rutgers" by Tom7 Entertainment System: http://mp3.tom7.org/t7es/
(Song us...
Why, simplified, of course.
I make no claims to fluency, only to fun!
Intro music - "Rutgers" by Tom7 Entertainment System: http://mp3.tom7.org/t7es/
(Song used with permission)
http://languagefan.com
http://facebook.com/languagefan
wn.com/How I Learned 800 Chinese Characters By Christopher Huff
Why, simplified, of course.
I make no claims to fluency, only to fun!
Intro music - "Rutgers" by Tom7 Entertainment System: http://mp3.tom7.org/t7es/
(Song used with permission)
http://languagefan.com
http://facebook.com/languagefan
- published: 25 Dec 2014
- views: 877
The Pulse：The 2016-2017 Budget and in the studio, Fernando Cheung of Labour Party to talk about it,
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 21:46
- Updated: 26 Feb 2016
- views: 1335
On Wednesday, Financial Secretary John Tsang delivered his ninth Budget, this administration’s final full year Budget. For Hong Kong’s 1.9 million taxpayers, it...
On Wednesday, Financial Secretary John Tsang delivered his ninth Budget, this administration’s final full year Budget. For Hong Kong’s 1.9 million taxpayers, it is good news. Not only have tax allowances gone up – about 200,000 more people will be taken out of the tax net - there are also several short-term relief measures. Those one-off sweeteners will cost a total $38.8 billion. There has been much comment about the political undertone of the Budget, particularly in comparison to the Chief Executive’s Policy Address. Tsang began by mentioning the clashes in Mong Kok and the political impact on the economy. Unlike the Chief Executive, who mentioned Beijing’s “Belt and Road” initiatives more than 40 times in his Address, the Financial Secretary said it ws only natural to emphasise local issues. With us in the studio to talk about it is Fernando Cheung, Vice-Chairman of the Labour Party, we also invited representatives from pro-government parties but they were unavailable.
In his Budget, John Tsang described locally-produced Cantonese films as a key component of our local culture, and he injected an additional $20 million into the Film Development Fund to promote locally-produced Cantonese films on the mainland. But there could be some resistance: the mainland is already refusing to televise Hong Kong’s Film Awards this year due to the popularity of the dystopian local movie “Ten Years”, which casts a dark eye on Hong Kong’s future in the shadow of Beijing.
One story in that film is about a time when Cantonese has become marginalised in Hong Kong. The Global Times called the movie “absurd and ridiculous”. And yet events like TVB’s decision to use Simplified Chinese characters as subtitles for its newscasts in the Putonghua channel, have generated over 10,000 complaints. This use of simplified character is clearly giving rise to yet another anxiety. And then, there’s that recent Education Bureau consultation paper which suggests that schoolchildren should be taught Simplified Chinese characters.
wn.com/The Pulse：The 2016 2017 Budget And In The Studio, Fernando Cheung Of Labour Party To Talk About It,
On Wednesday, Financial Secretary John Tsang delivered his ninth Budget, this administration’s final full year Budget. For Hong Kong’s 1.9 million taxpayers, it is good news. Not only have tax allowances gone up – about 200,000 more people will be taken out of the tax net - there are also several short-term relief measures. Those one-off sweeteners will cost a total $38.8 billion. There has been much comment about the political undertone of the Budget, particularly in comparison to the Chief Executive’s Policy Address. Tsang began by mentioning the clashes in Mong Kok and the political impact on the economy. Unlike the Chief Executive, who mentioned Beijing’s “Belt and Road” initiatives more than 40 times in his Address, the Financial Secretary said it ws only natural to emphasise local issues. With us in the studio to talk about it is Fernando Cheung, Vice-Chairman of the Labour Party, we also invited representatives from pro-government parties but they were unavailable.
In his Budget, John Tsang described locally-produced Cantonese films as a key component of our local culture, and he injected an additional $20 million into the Film Development Fund to promote locally-produced Cantonese films on the mainland. But there could be some resistance: the mainland is already refusing to televise Hong Kong’s Film Awards this year due to the popularity of the dystopian local movie “Ten Years”, which casts a dark eye on Hong Kong’s future in the shadow of Beijing.
One story in that film is about a time when Cantonese has become marginalised in Hong Kong. The Global Times called the movie “absurd and ridiculous”. And yet events like TVB’s decision to use Simplified Chinese characters as subtitles for its newscasts in the Putonghua channel, have generated over 10,000 complaints. This use of simplified character is clearly giving rise to yet another anxiety. And then, there’s that recent Education Bureau consultation paper which suggests that schoolchildren should be taught Simplified Chinese characters.
- published: 26 Feb 2016
- views: 1335
Thirty-Six Stratagems
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 22:48
- Updated: 21 Nov 2014
- views: 2671
Unless otherwise specified, Chinese texts in this article are written in "Traditional Chinese／Simplified Chinese, pinyin" format. In cases where traditional and...
Unless otherwise specified, Chinese texts in this article are written in "Traditional Chinese／Simplified Chinese, pinyin" format. In cases where traditional and simplified Chinese characters are identical, the Chinese term is written once.
The Thirty-Six Stratagems was a Chinese essay used to illustrate a series of stratagems used in politics, war, as well as in civil interaction.
This video is targeted to blind users.
Attribution:
Article text available under CC-BY-SA
Creative Commons image source in video
wn.com/Thirty Six Stratagems
Unless otherwise specified, Chinese texts in this article are written in "Traditional Chinese／Simplified Chinese, pinyin" format. In cases where traditional and simplified Chinese characters are identical, the Chinese term is written once.
The Thirty-Six Stratagems was a Chinese essay used to illustrate a series of stratagems used in politics, war, as well as in civil interaction.
This video is targeted to blind users.
Attribution:
Article text available under CC-BY-SA
Creative Commons image source in video
- published: 21 Nov 2014
- views: 2671
Game of Thrones: Complete History Compilation 1
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 64:14
- Updated: 19 Feb 2014
- views: 2628692
Game of Thrones Complete History Compilation Part 1
Tyrion Lannister, Tywin Lannister, Jon Snow, Ned Stark, Viserys Targaryen, A Song of Ice and Fire, AS...
Game of Thrones Complete History Compilation Part 1
Tyrion Lannister, Tywin Lannister, Jon Snow, Ned Stark, Viserys Targaryen, A Song of Ice and Fire, ASOIAF, Daenerys Targaryen, Nights Watch, Maester, Stannis Baratheon,
wn.com/Game Of Thrones Complete History Compilation 1
Game of Thrones Complete History Compilation Part 1
Tyrion Lannister, Tywin Lannister, Jon Snow, Ned Stark, Viserys Targaryen, A Song of Ice and Fire, ASOIAF, Daenerys Targaryen, Nights Watch, Maester, Stannis Baratheon,
- published: 19 Feb 2014
- views: 2628692
How to Create Unique Characters
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 30:13
- Updated: 16 Sep 2015
- views: 41830
In this video I show you some methods I use to create unique and interesting characters.
Tools:
Adobe Photoshop CS6
Wacom Cintiq 22HD
Camtasia Studio
For FR...
In this video I show you some methods I use to create unique and interesting characters.
Tools:
Adobe Photoshop CS6
Wacom Cintiq 22HD
Camtasia Studio
For FREE art resources, like photoshop brushes, reference images, art books etc... check out the Resources section at http://www.sycra.net
The forum at http://sycra.net/forum/ is a growing community of artists all working to improve and help each other, it's free to join, so if you want to receive comments or critiques on your work, or maybe offer some advice, head on over!
Follow me on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/pages/Sycra-Art-Videos/155843997850744 and Twitter at https://twitter.com/Sycra
For full length feature tutorials on how to paint, how to draw, and more, visit PencilKings at http://www.pencilkings.com/dap/a/?a=914
wn.com/How To Create Unique Characters
In this video I show you some methods I use to create unique and interesting characters.
Tools:
Adobe Photoshop CS6
Wacom Cintiq 22HD
Camtasia Studio
For FREE art resources, like photoshop brushes, reference images, art books etc... check out the Resources section at http://www.sycra.net
The forum at http://sycra.net/forum/ is a growing community of artists all working to improve and help each other, it's free to join, so if you want to receive comments or critiques on your work, or maybe offer some advice, head on over!
Follow me on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/pages/Sycra-Art-Videos/155843997850744 and Twitter at https://twitter.com/Sycra
For full length feature tutorials on how to paint, how to draw, and more, visit PencilKings at http://www.pencilkings.com/dap/a/?a=914
- published: 16 Sep 2015
- views: 41830
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Legends- Chapter 1-7 (All Boss Fights)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 24:17
- Updated: 20 Jun 2016
- views: 10454
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Legends
By Ludia
Description
Bros vs Foes!
At every turn, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have thwarted Kraang Prime’s plans to terraform the Earth into Dimension X. What’s an evil overlord to do? Hatch a nefarious new scheme, to create an army of Ultra Mutants! Everywhere, the Kraang have kidnapped mutants - including the Ninja Turtles - for their DNA!
With his brothers pulled through a Kraang Dimension X portal, Leonardo must recruit the Ninja Turtles’ allies and foes alike before it’s too late.
Hang on to your shells!
ORIGINAL NINJAS: Explore the Turtles universe with an All-New Original story. Battle your way through 7 chapters and over 70 stages to take on the baddest of bosses – Shredder, Kraang and more!
RESPECT THE SHELL: For a limited-time, play and experience an all-new chapter based on this summer’s blockbuster, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows! When their recon mission goes awry, the Turtles must take on the Foot Clan and favourite bad boys Bebop and Rocksteady! Fight to win and collect these exclusive characters!
TURTLE POWER: Help Leonardo as he takes on the Kraang army to save his brothers and fellow mutants. Play alongside Leonardo in a 5-on- 5 battle with your favorite TMNT characters.
MUTANT MAYHEM: Collect and level up over 30 TMNT characters! Train them to learn their super sweet moves and build your Turtle-rrific team! Don’t forget to pack your freezer for Ice Cream Kitty!
SHRED ALERT: For the very first time, fight the Kraang as a Ninja Turtle friend… or FOE! Collect and play as Tiger Claw, Rocksteady, Bebop, and more. Create strategic teams and take on the Kraang!
FOOD FIGHT: Collect daily prizes and card packs to enhance your team!
WE RUN THIS TOWN: Fight against the Kraang in the Ninja Turtles’ favorite locations from the TV show, including Dimension X, the sewers and the classic New York City rooftops!
Gentlemen, let’s save the world!
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Legends collects non-personal user data (including aggregated data) and connects with 3rd party social media applications.
Please note, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Legends is completely free to play but offers some game items for purchase with real money. If you choose not to use this feature, you can disable in-app purchases in your device's settings.
For users residing in the EU, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Legends may include the use of persistent identifiers for game management purposes and installation of this app constitutes your permission to such usage of persistent identifiers for all users on your device.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Legends currently does NOT support
the following devices:
- iPhone 4/4s
- iPad Mini 1st Generation
- iPad 2/3
- iPod Touch 5th Generation
Category: Games
Languages: English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Traditional Chinese
Seller: Ludia
© 2016 Ludia Inc. 2016 Viacom International Inc. All rights reserved. Nick, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and all related titles, logos and characters are trademarks of Viacom International Inc.
Rated 9+ for the following:
Infrequent/Mild Cartoon or Fantasy Violence
Compatibility: Requires iOS 7.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Legends
By Ludia
Description
Bros vs Foes!
At every turn, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have thwarted Kraang Prime’s plans to terraform the Earth into Dimension X. What’s an evil overlord to do? Hatch a nefarious new scheme, to create an army of Ultra Mutants! Everywhere, the Kraang have kidnapped mutants - including the Ninja Turtles - for their DNA!
With his brothers pulled through a Kraang Dimension X portal, Leonardo must recruit the Ninja Turtles’ allies and foes alike before it’s too late.
Hang on to your shells!
ORIGINAL NINJAS: Explore the Turtles universe with an All-New Original story. Battle your way through 7 chapters and over 70 stages to take on the baddest of bosses – Shredder, Kraang and more!
RESPECT THE SHELL: For a limited-time, play and experience an all-new chapter based on this summer’s blockbuster, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows! When their recon mission goes awry, the Turtles must take on the Foot Clan and favourite bad boys Bebop and Rocksteady! Fight to win and collect these exclusive characters!
TURTLE POWER: Help Leonardo as he takes on the Kraang army to save his brothers and fellow mutants. Play alongside Leonardo in a 5-on- 5 battle with your favorite TMNT characters.
MUTANT MAYHEM: Collect and level up over 30 TMNT characters! Train them to learn their super sweet moves and build your Turtle-rrific team! Don’t forget to pack your freezer for Ice Cream Kitty!
SHRED ALERT: For the very first time, fight the Kraang as a Ninja Turtle friend… or FOE! Collect and play as Tiger Claw, Rocksteady, Bebop, and more. Create strategic teams and take on the Kraang!
FOOD FIGHT: Collect daily prizes and card packs to enhance your team!
WE RUN THIS TOWN: Fight against the Kraang in the Ninja Turtles’ favorite locations from the TV show, including Dimension X, the sewers and the classic New York City rooftops!
Gentlemen, let’s save the world!
--
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Legends collects non-personal user data (including aggregated data) and connects with 3rd party social media applications.
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Wrestling Isn't Wrestling
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A somewhat-mostly-accurate educational parody film by Max Landis.
This production is not monetized, and not for profit. The clips used herein are used with di...
A somewhat-mostly-accurate educational parody film by Max Landis.
This production is not monetized, and not for profit. The clips used herein are used with direct reference, as critique, and the characters and situations depicted are for the purpose of satire.
Yes, I know I got some things out of order. It was condensed and simplified and told from memory. Did you honestly want this to be an hour long? You didn’t. I didn’t. Let’s be real with each other. Real respects real. I respect you.
Ron Howard was gonna be in this one too, but he was in Budapest. He’s wracked with guilt and remorse.
Production --
Producer -- Max Landis
Producer -- Shyam Sundar Sengupta
Producer -- Matt Cohen
Producer -- Dave Holton
Director's Unit --
Director -- Max Landis
1st AD -- Dave Holton
PA -- Christopher Pollock
Camera Department --
Director of Photography/AC -- Stephen Sorace
Director of Photography -- Ross Reige
Director of Photography/AC -- Cory Braun
Director of Photography -- Jamie Hall
AC -- Daniel Beldy
Additional Camera -- Ryan Aylsworth
Art Department --
Production Designer -- Marisa Gerardin
Art Director -- Ricardo Orta
Costume Designer -- Jade Thompson
Costume Designer -- Michelle Rose
Costume Designer -- Natasha Parkinn
Costume Special Thanks -- Five Second Films
Art Dept Help -- Rebecca Rowley
Art Dept Help -- Maggie Levin
Art Dept Help -- Michelle Kruse
Art Dept Help -- Jeff Cancinos
Art Dept Help -- Jason Weiss
Art Dept Help -- Jody Steel
Art Dept Help -- Charlie Fray
Make Up --
MUA -- Elise Simone
MUA -- Chrissy Lynn
MUA -- Jade Martinez
Hair Special Thanks -- Cornrows by Misty
Post Production --
Editor -- Andy Holton
VFX Supervisor -- Mike Dahlquist
Composer -- Evan Goldman
Composer -- Calvin Markus
Composer -- Chris Ranier
Sound Design & Mixing -- Lindsey Alvarez
Color Grading -- Andrew Schwartz
Additional Music by
Title Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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A somewhat-mostly-accurate educational parody film by Max Landis.
This production is not monetized, and not for profit. The clips used herein are used with direct reference, as critique, and the characters and situations depicted are for the purpose of satire.
Yes, I know I got some things out of order. It was condensed and simplified and told from memory. Did you honestly want this to be an hour long? You didn’t. I didn’t. Let’s be real with each other. Real respects real. I respect you.
Ron Howard was gonna be in this one too, but he was in Budapest. He’s wracked with guilt and remorse.
Production --
Producer -- Max Landis
Producer -- Shyam Sundar Sengupta
Producer -- Matt Cohen
Producer -- Dave Holton
Director's Unit --
Director -- Max Landis
1st AD -- Dave Holton
PA -- Christopher Pollock
Camera Department --
Director of Photography/AC -- Stephen Sorace
Director of Photography -- Ross Reige
Director of Photography/AC -- Cory Braun
Director of Photography -- Jamie Hall
AC -- Daniel Beldy
Additional Camera -- Ryan Aylsworth
Art Department --
Production Designer -- Marisa Gerardin
Art Director -- Ricardo Orta
Costume Designer -- Jade Thompson
Costume Designer -- Michelle Rose
Costume Designer -- Natasha Parkinn
Costume Special Thanks -- Five Second Films
Art Dept Help -- Rebecca Rowley
Art Dept Help -- Maggie Levin
Art Dept Help -- Michelle Kruse
Art Dept Help -- Jeff Cancinos
Art Dept Help -- Jason Weiss
Art Dept Help -- Jody Steel
Art Dept Help -- Charlie Fray
Make Up --
MUA -- Elise Simone
MUA -- Chrissy Lynn
MUA -- Jade Martinez
Hair Special Thanks -- Cornrows by Misty
Post Production --
Editor -- Andy Holton
VFX Supervisor -- Mike Dahlquist
Composer -- Evan Goldman
Composer -- Calvin Markus
Composer -- Chris Ranier
Sound Design & Mixing -- Lindsey Alvarez
Color Grading -- Andrew Schwartz
Additional Music by
Title Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
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Simplified vs Traditional Chinese Characters | China Uncensored
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Should you learn simplified or traditional Chinese characters?
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Why Use Traditional Characters? (UPDATED) | Learn Chinese Now
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Taiwan Says "No" to Simplified Characters
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Traditional Vs. Simplified Chinese characters - 50 most frequent differing characters
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Learn to Write Simplified Chinese Characters 100
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Simplified or traditional Chinese characters first?
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20 most frequent Chinese character radicals (Simplified character version)
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Simplified Characters Destroy Chinese Language
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Why do TRADITIONAL Chinese users HATE simplified? A Reply to Learn Chinese Now
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"Download" Integrated Chinese Level 1 Part 1 Workbook: Simplified Characters PDF Free
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published: 25 Jun 2016
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Best seller eBook Easy Steps to Chinese Vol 1 Workbook Simplified Characters Version PDF 2016
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Best seller eBook Easy Steps to Chinese Vol 1 Workbook Simplified Characters Version PDF 2016
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Download PDF Easy Steps to Chinese Vol 1 Workbook Simplified Characters Version Children's Book EPUB
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A Primer for Advanced Beginners of Chinese, Simplified Characters: Vol. 2
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Chinese Simplified Characters - Writing Huā (花)
Today's episode we are going to write the character Huā (花).
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Chinese Simplified Characters - Writing Huā (花)
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The First 100 Chinese Characters Simplified Character Edition HSK Level 1 The Quick and Easy Way to
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Integrated Chinese Level 1 Part 1 Workbook: Simplified Characters
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The Differences Between Simplified and Traditional Characters
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Simplified Character Review!
Today we're going to do a great simplified character review!
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How to Simplify Your Life with Chinese Characters (with Aaron Posehn)
Turn Chinese characters from foe to friend as Aaron Posehn, author of the ebook chinEASE, ...
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Learn Chinese-Value Top 100 TraditionalChinese Characters "勤" Deligent; Blessing20141115 101501
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9,999 Chinese Characters
9,999 Mandarin Chinese Characters.
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How I Learned 800 Chinese Characters by Christopher Huff
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The Pulse：The 2016-2017 Budget and in the studio, Fernando Cheung of Labour Party to talk about it,
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How to Create Unique Characters
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Wrestling Isn't Wrestling
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Dark Horse For Trump Vice President? Ivanka Trump
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A new, under-the-radar vice-presidential candidate emerged for presumptive Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and it’s someone he knows quite well and wouldn’t need much vetting – Trump’s daughter Ivanka.According to a Raw Story account Thursday, Ivanka’s brother, Eric, feels Ivanka would make a good candidate and made sure to emphasize her looks. His best running mate, by the way, would be Ivanka.” – Tennessee Sen ... ... ....
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Bomb Explosion Attack on Busy Taiwan Train
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Police suspect that the blast that rocked a train car and set it on fire was caused by an explosive as the injury toll rises to 24 according to The Japan Times. The explosive looked around 15 to 20 cm long and resembled a firecracker according to Taiwan's National Police Agency Director Chen Kuo-en which investigators were able to find after the blast ... “We will make our best efforts to investigate this case ... - WN.com, Maureen Foody. ....
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BREAKING: Shots Fired At Demonstrators and Police at Black Lives Matter Protest From Unknown Shooters
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Reports indicate that ten police officers have been shot in Dallas, Texas during a protest over the recent police shootings in the United States according to NBC News. Three officers were killed and seven more are still undergoing treatment for injuries. Witnesses reported and recorded via webcasts as multiple shots ring out during the protest near the downtown area of Dallas on Thursday night ... - WN.com, Maureen Foody. ....
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UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon Urges Peaceful Negotiation To End Waterway Standoff
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– United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon Following talks with both Foreign Minister Wang Yi and President Xi Jinping at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse, Wang said China agreed a peaceful resolution was necessary, but is opposed to “any effort to reject dialogue, or to unilaterally initiate arbitration without the consent of the other party”.“This approach will not help bring out a peaceful resolution of the disputes,” Wang said....
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New US police shooting in Minnesota as protests continue in Baton Rouge
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A black man has been shot dead by police in the US state of Minnesota as protests continued over the police killing of a black man in Louisiana. Philando Castile was shot in his car as he reached for his driving licence, his girlfriend said in a Facebook Live video taken during the aftermath. It follows the death of Alton Sterling, who was shot dead by police during an incident in Baton Rouge on Tuesday ... Getty Images. ....
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George Takei unhappy Sulu is gay in new Star Trek film
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Actor George Takei has said it is "really unfortunate" that his Star Trek character is revealed as gay in the latest big screen adaptation. Takei, who played Hikaru Sulu in the 1960s television series, said he tried to convince the director of Star Trek Beyond to create a new character with a same-sex partner rather than "twisting" the ideas of the show's creator ... "I'm delighted that there's a gay character....
Shahid Kapoor’s Tommy Singh, Shah Rukh Khan’s Gaurav, Akshay Kumar’s Ranjit Katyal – 10 characters who made an impact on us in the first half of 2016!
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The first half of 2016 is over, but not without giving us some really unforgettable characters ... Yet the first half of 2016 has plethora of interesting and diverse characters that kept us enthralled. These character fall under various genres, from thriller from social drama to biopics ... Now let’s look at 10 characters who left an indelible impression on our minds in the past 6 months!....
George Takei Comes Out About Gay Sulu: “I Think It’s Really Unfortunate”
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George Takei had even gone so far as to urge John Cho, who plays the new Sulu, to let another Star Trek character be revealed as being gay ... Takei said he told Cho, “Be imaginative and create a character who has a history of being gay, rather than Sulu, who had been straight all this time, suddenly being revealed as being closeted.”....
Not for Muslims alone
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There are demands that the AMU be treated as a religious minority institution and its Muslim character be protected ... One, what is a university for and can a university have a religious character ... However, they continued to carry some of the quaint rituals and remnants of their religious origins but such rituals didn’t change the character of the university....
‘Star Trek: Beyond’: Sulu is gay … and George Takei is not pleased
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Except, as it turns out, from Takei himself ... But according to the 79-year-old, the notion isn’t so much a gay rights victory as a misguided re-write of the character created by Takei’s long-deceased friend Gene Roddenberry. “I’m delighted that there’s a gay character,” Takei says of the plot development ... I think it’s really unfortunate.” ... Make the character your own ... "Honor him and create a new character ... ....
Star Trek's Sulu is gay
Edit Otago Daily Times 08 Jul 2016
John Cho has revealed his 'Star Trek' character Hikaru Sulu is gay ... John explained writer and co-star Simon Pegg and director Justin Lin had chosen to make Sulu gay in a nod to homosexual actor George Takei, who played the character in the original 1960s series ... he would consider featuring a gay character....
Still Moving: Our Little Sister Director Hirokazu Kore-eda on His Latest Family Drama
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Sad stuff, perhaps, but in Kore-eda’s hands, the characters and their predicaments become so irresistibly alive. We recently spoke about the director’s approach to character, how he balances light and dark and his fixation on human behavior ... Most films try to draw their characters in very bold, sharp strokes. Your characters are not like that — it’s very hard to classify them....
It’s not something that excites me now: Varun Dhawan
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-->. Why Varun Dhawan isn’t acting in the Dhyan Chand biopic ... I am playing a boy from Jhansi. Director Shashank Khaitan has drawn this character very realistically and that’s the way he shoots it, too ... Badlapur was a big risk but I knew that his character had an emotional connect to the audience which was the death of his family. If that was not there, he would have become a completely negative character.”. Upala KBR. Info. ....
Orange is the New Black cast pay tribute to season 4's victim after that "devastating" twist
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Many fans were stunned by the Netflix show's final two episodes, which saw the popular character Poussey Washington (Samira Wiley) accidentally killed by a prison guard during an inmate protest ... "Because people are so invested in this show, and some of these [tragedies] will happen to characters that they have, over the past four years, gotten to know and love, it makes it so personal…....
‘Star Trek’ Alum George Takei Calls Move To Make Big Screen Sulu Gay ‘Unfortunate’
Edit Inquisitr 08 Jul 2016
As LGBT+ fans of the Star Trek franchise celebrate the inclusion of a gay character in the upcoming Star Trek Beyond, the actor who originally portrayed the newly-revealed homosexual has expressed his displeasure over such plans ... “I’m delighted that there’s a gay character,” the 79-year-old expressed to the publication ... “Honor him and create a new character....
George Takei is DISAPPOINTED that Sulu is gay in Star Trek Beyond: 'It's a twisting of the legacy'
Edit Digital Spy 08 Jul 2016
George Takei has admitted to being disappointed to learn that his legendary character Sulu will be gay in Star Trek Beyond ... "I'm delighted that there's a gay character," Takei told The Hollywood Reporter ... "I told [John Cho], 'Be imaginative and create a character who has a history of being gay, rather than Sulu, ......
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