Chinese hieroglyphs. Writing exercises for beginners
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Chinese hieroglyphic writing is the oldest form of writing still in use today, not only in China but also in Japan and partially in Korea. Its history dates back thousands of years. The hieroglyphic writing system differs from alphabetic writing in that each hieroglyph represents a whole concept, not a sound, which is why there are a large number of hieroglyphs. Despite the complexity of hieroglyphs, they are all composed of specific elements-strokes that are written according to clear rules and in a specific sequence. Beginners learning the Chinese language often struggle to understand the structure of hieroglyphs and the order of strokes: some write incorrectly, while others deliberately seek writing rules for each individual hieroglyph, which can be time-consuming. This guide is designed to teach how to write hieroglyphs correctly, help practice writing each stroke along with the rules, and develop writing skills to the point of automatism. By completing all the lessons, you will understand how to write almost any unfamiliar hieroglyph without having to look up its writing order in a dictionary. The material is structured from simple to complex. This guide will be useful for all beginners learning Chinese, those who have been studying it for some time but have not fully grasped the rules of writing hieroglyphs, and those who are simply interested in Chinese calligraphy.
Author:
Author:Karlova Milena
Cover:
Cover:soft
Category:
- Category:Languages
- Category:Science & Math
Dimensions:
Dimensions:26x20x.2 cm
Series:
Series:Write-read
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-222-40335-8
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