CHINESE CHARACTERS ABC or “ccabc”
In 10 minutes of learning, a beginer is able to recognize 1,000 Chinese verbs or is able to distinguish 2,000 Chinese nouns and can also to understand part of their meanings. Mr. Meng Foon, Mayor of Gisborne: “I learned to pronounce 20 Chinese words in 5 minutes; I was fascinated with the stories that each character told.” Columnist Marilyn Gardiner: “It is quite true to say, one can learn the principal for 1000 words (Chinese verbs) in a matter of minutes.” Former Mayor of Rotorua, Mr. G. Hall: “…it is also a must read”. The Rev.Canon G.J.J.Hadlow: “…his ideas which I suspect may appear to be revolutionary.”….
Hi Blogtowners,
You’re welcome with my warmest greeting. I’m a newcomer to blogtown. I’m trying to build a good and useful blog. I’m a Chiwi. I own a great debt to Kiwis who have helped my family to setting down in this beautiful Aotearoa for more than 29 years. Say ” THANKS” is not enough. I would like to offer my knowlege to the Kiwis who want to learn Chinese characters and to understand Chinese culture.
A lot of people thought Chinese characters are hard to learn, so China has been underdeveloped. It is not true. Two thousand year ago, seventy thousand Hanren (Chinese) chevaliers chased their enemies, the Fire-dog 狄, to the shores of the Caspian sea. They knew of the Roman Empire and of the Latin language. They did not adopt the alphabetical system for their writing system. It was very lucky to Chinese culture. Today, the Chinese middle school students and the average people can understand their two thousand year old lyrics and literatures. While the Latin language is dead and English high school teachers rarely understand their one thousand year Old English Text.
1. IS IT EASY OR HARD TO LEARN CHINESE CHARACTERS?