2 Types of Chinese Character Components | Learn Chinese Character_Course Level 1_Lesson 04

👉In the full lesson of Chinese Character Course (Level 1), you will learn:
1. Two basic strokes: the dot stroke “点diǎn” & the rising stroke “提tí”
2. Seven Chinese characters “下 六 不 头 少 文 太” & their origins, stroke order and related vocabularies
3. Two Chinese characters that look alike: 大 & 太
4. Two types of character components and the most correct way to learn Chinese characters
5. The water-related character component
5. The basic knowledge of Chinese characters: Oracle bone script

👉The features of "Chinese Character Course (Level 1)":
1. 15 video lectures that thoroughly explain 28 Chinese character strokes, 100 commonly used Chinese characters, approx. 300 related words, phrases, sentences and the basic knowledge of Chinese characters
2. 413 online and printable flashcards of all the strokes, characters and related examples
3. 15 online and downloadable audio of all the characters and related examples
4. 190 online self-assessment questions

👉The course is for:
1. This course is for students who want to learn Chinese characters from the very beginning. We start with the absolute basics.
2. It’s also suitable for those who have learned some Chinese characters but are still unfamiliar with the whole Chinese character system. This course will help you establish a clear cognitive construct for Chinese characters, which will make your further study much easier and more efficient.
3. If you are interested in the origin of each Chinese character, then this course is perfect for you. For most of the Chinese characters in this course, we will explain thoroughly and vividly how they were created, in the process you will learn the real stories behind the characters and some interesting knowledge about Chinese history and culture.
4. Those who want to improve their Chinese proficiency while learning Chinese characters should take this course. We always explain and practice the characters in the words, phrases, sentences or even grammar, so it’s not only a Chinese character course, but also a comprehensive Chinese course.
5. This course is perfect for people who plan to learn Chinese characters all by themselves or with limited time.
6. It will also be a good complement for people who already attend a Chinese class.
7. This course focuses on simplified Chinese characters.

👉How it works:
Step 1: Watch a video lecture with detailed and clear explanations of each new stroke, character and related words, phrases and sentences.
Step 2: Use the online or printable flashcards and the audio recording to review what you have learned.
Step 3: Take the online quiz to check whether you really master all the characters and related knowledge of each lesson.

👉You're going to get from this course:
After working through this course, you will be able to read and write 28 Chinese character strokes and 100 commonly used Chinese characters, and recognize approx. 300 related vocabularies and sentences. More importantly, with our clear and systematic instructions you will master the correct way to learn Chinese characters and lay a solid foundation for your future learning.

[Andie]

Without a doubt the best online course I have seen.

[zhubajie]

If you get the chance to travel to Anyang in Hubei Province China they have excellent National Museum of Chinese Writing showing many of the Oracle Bone Characters and the subsequent evolution to modern scripts.

[quachuonglilac]

clear explanation. I love watching your videos

[cabdixaaji_Afro]

The best teacher I have ever, seen thanks letao

[ГлебЕлисеев-ущ]

Thanks, even the free part of you course is pretty useful and good!

[paulpaulsen]

For me it was a great help to learn all the 部首 (radicals!) first. Now it’s much easier to remember characters, like 想 xiǎng, to think, to want, to miss, consists of the three radicals (部首) First: 木mù, wood or tree and 目 mù, the eye and 心 xīn the heart. Once you learned most of the important radicals, remembering is quite easy. Radicals like turtle 🐢 龜 gūi are quite complicated when derived from the traditional Chinese and not used very often. Funny also some radicals are composed of other, simpler radicals, like 殳 shū consist of jī, the little table and 又 yòu, which shows a hand grabbing something and means still, or again. But shū as a radical means like (bamboo)stick or
Very interesting

[sa_]

I APRECİATE your effort, Hugs from Turkey brother :D

[ijuanadventurer]

You're a great teacher. I can easily understand everything you teach also you speak great . Thankyou ☺️

[nikhilkatta]

learnings from this lesson
0:30 jiang: river; hai: sea; han: sweat; lei: tears; tang: soup
0:52 supportive components, complete components
1:50 wen: language
Jia gu wen : oracle bone script (jia: shell; gu: bone)

[christinapicasso]

Wow this is amazing... anyone know of a similar program to learn Japanese?

[syedmdabid]

In fact, these are radicals, so we can see two types of radicals/ components. 1-Simple 2- compact.

[zbigniewbrzezinski]

I find it not polite to interrupt the lesson and refer us to your website! I don’t know of any other example of this kind!

[IoannisKazlaris]

Can I suggest something about future videos? Please remove the white background. Put something like a paper texture or something...

[seinnayenu]

is this simplified chinese or traditional chinese?