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Top to Bottom Chinese Character Stroke Order|How to write Chinese Characters
Chinese Character Strokes Order Tutorial [1] In this video, we will cover the 1st Chinese characters stroke order: Top to Bottom Stroke Order. We will use four simple Chinese characters to demonstrate the stroke order. The Chinese Character course video shows each...
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100 Most Common Used Chinese Characters[2]
To master Chinese characters, the most efficient way is to learn the most common used Chinese characters first! In Chinese, there are thousands of Chinese characters, but you only need to know several hundreds to start and be able to write and read simple Chinese. Here is a list of 100 most common used Chinese character.
What is the most difficult Chinese character?
Want to know what is the most difficult Chinese Character to write? Read this blog post and get all your answers about the most complex Chinese characters. There are 3 and you’ll be shocked by the way they look! Follow the Chinese character tutorials to learn how to write the most difficult Chinese characters step by step!
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100 Most Common Used Chinese Characters[1]
[de]{ grammatical particle:if 的 [de] is after pronouns such as 你 [nǐ]， 我[wǒ]，她[tā]，他[tā] or 它[tā] to express procession} 我的 [wǒ de] my/mine 你的=your/yours高 的 [gāo de] high/tall; 是的 [shì de] that's it, that's right; 是...的 [shì...de]=one who...; 你是美国来的. [nǐ shì měi guó...
