Chinese Language - Chinese Numerals, Mandarin Chinese, Written Chinese, Classical Chinese, Sinicization, Written Vernacular Chinese, Xiao'erjing (Paperback)

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 135. Chapters: Chinese numerals, Mandarin Chinese, Written Chinese, Classical Chinese, Sinicization, Written vernacular Chinese, Xiao'erjing, Debate on traditional and simplified Chinese characters, Confucius Institute, Chemical elements in East Asian languages, Chinese character classification, Chinese dictionary, East Asian calligraphy, List of Kangxi radicals, List of varieties of Chinese, Sino-Japanese vocabulary, List of Chinese classifiers, Chinese bronze inscriptions, Multiple association of converting Simplified Chinese to Traditional Chinese, Stroke order, Horizontal and vertical writing in East Asian scripts, Transcription into Chinese characters, Section headers of a Chinese dictionary, Zhuyin table, Four tones, Checked tone, List of English words of Chinese origin, Cyrillization of Chinese, Chinese punctuation, Chinese braille, Chinese speech synthesis, Li Si, Chinese exclamative particles, Rime table, Ming, Chengyu, Sino-Korean vocabulary, Seal script, 'Phags-pa script, Clerical script, Sino-Vietnamese vocabulary, Rime dictionary, Wang Yongchen, Zhonghua Zihai, Martian language, Chinese family of scripts, Loqu8, Regular script, Chinese number gestures, B construction, History of the Chinese language, Chinese word for "crisis," Chinadialogue.net, Fanqie, Bird-worm seal script, Cursive script, Han'er language, China Institute, Chinese-ordered English, The Chinese Language: Fact and Fantasy, Translation of neologisms into Chinese, Wenlin Software for learning Chinese, Zhuang logogram, Chinese characters of Empress Wu, Differences between national standards of Chinese, Haigui, Large Seal Script, Guwen, HZ, Commission on the Unification of Pronunciation, Place names in China, Chinese character encoding, Hanyu Da Cidian, Tianjin dialect, Fuerdai, North American Conference on Chinese Linguistics, Thesaurus Linguae Sericae, ...