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For questions about traditional Chinese characters (predating reforms in the 1950s in mainland China, and still used in e.g. Hong Kong and Taiwan). Not merely for questions which happen to be written in traditional Chinese.
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Where to find online and easy reading material in traditional Chinese
What about that you read the Traditional Chinese wikipedia (maybe print yourself to ease the reading process and take notes), and when you have difficulty guessing what a character is, just click the …
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Can anyone tell me what this means please? I think it is a proverb
From Tao Te Ching ("Canon of morality") attributed to Laozi. These words are excerpted from various parts. Various translation exists, and here I am just being literal.
上善若水。水善利萬物而不爭。(part 8)
The utm …
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Hanzi pronunciation by radicals
I don't know Japanese, but, coincidentally, I have just saw this page:
Learning the most common phonetic and semantic chunks (or “radicals”) enables you to make educated guesses about the pronunci …
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