Learn a few Chinese characters each time. Through continuous learning and input, you could gradually accumulate the literacy of Chinese characters. When you start learning, yo… See more

Chinese characters’ structural relationships and morphological characteristics are relatively obvious and easy to read, but writing is more difficult for Mandarin learners. Y… See more

Correctly decompose Chinese characters into strokes, especially composite strokes, such as “horizontal, skew, curved hook,” “horizontal fold, folded hook,” and other complex str… See more

Choose Chinese characters that are easy to be written in the wrong stroke order for practice. For example, words such as “与、车、火、出、脊、登、考、皮、讯、管、凹、凸” are e… See more

There are various flashcards on the market, and you can also make them yourself. It is best to use a card with Chinese characters on the front and pinyin and paraphrase on the back (o… See more