Learn Chinese Without Writing 3: The Chinese Spelling Book - Paperback

by W. Q. Blosh (Author)

The Chinese Spelling Book

The Decoder for Chinese Characters (Part II)

Continuation from Book 2 'The Chinese Alphabets Book'

Simple Rules for a Complex Language

* How many ways are there to put Chinese alphabets together to form characters?

* Where is the starting point of a Chinese character?

* Is there an easier way to learn characters with confusing intersecting strokes?

* How to decode characters with complex structures?

* How to develop a keen eye to distinguish similar-looking characters?

Play to Learn Chinese

Thousands of frequently-used simplified Chinese characters can be decoded into parts (alphabets and strokes)

Visual Learning

Learn the Part Order of Chinese Characters through Colours

What-You-See-Is-What-You-Name: Easy way to remember structures of characters

Designed for Anyone - With or without any Knowledge of Chinese

You'll love this book if you like to be engaged through a variety of activities