To write Chinese through typing, please click
computing in
Chinese.To type in Chinese, the easiest and most powerful way is to
download the google pinyin input at
http://tools.google.com/pinyin/.
To learn how to install Chinese language pack in your computer click
here.
Composition
Topics
You will find a list of composition topics at various levels.
http://www.chinese-outpost.com/grammarg/gram.asp
Verbs and word order, expressing "tense" in Chinese, particles, measure
words, question formats.
Character Writing
cchar.com
cchar.com provides free ONLINE information about animation and stroke
order. It covers over 10,000 characters in simplified and traditional
characters commonly used in China and Taiwan. Note that it adopts the habit
of writing Chinese by a hard pen, so that it is very easy to learn Chinese
characters. In addition, it provides simplified and traditional
character stroke order list and
animation ONLINE.
http://www.chineseliteracy.net/index.htm
Order a complete course package of textbook, workbook, and one-year
subscription to the interactive material on the chineseliteracy.net website
that will help you to learn the 1,000 most frequently used characters.
http://www.chinese-outpost.com/charrahc/char.asp
Basic strokes of Chinese characters, stroke order principles , number of
strokes, construction principles, traditional vs. simplified characters,
radicals and dictionaries, character "styles".
http://www.bluetec.com.cn/asp/mymandarin/class_book.htm
Shows stroke order of characters in 15 textbooks.
http://www.csulb.edu/~txie/azi/azi.htm
Animated stroke order of many characters in both simplified and traditional
formats. You can even request characters that are not on the list.
Chinese Radical Exam
http://execpc.com/~mbosley/
A study aid and test for beginners, covering 108 of the most common radicals
that are also characters in their own right .
Fascinating Chinese Characters
http://www.china-guide.com/characte.htm#Characters
CD program teaching how to write Chinese characters.
Learn to write the characters in Integrated Chinese Books 1 & 2
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