Decomposition example of the Chinese character 话 huà ‘speech’
讠 yán
speech
舌 shé tongue
丿 piě slash
古 gǔ
ancient
十 shí ten
一 yī one
丨 gǔn line
口 kǒu mouth
冂 jiōng
down box
一 yī one
讠舌丿古 十一丨口冂 一
Saturday, January 28, 2017
Friday, January 27, 2017
Keep Complicated Things Simple!
There are the Chinese
characters and the Chinese radicals in the Chinese language. A set of radicals
form a Chinese character.
Quite often a radical
itself can be a Chinese character as well.
The Chinese
characters can be decomposed (or broken down, split) into radicals for the sake
of making the Chinese characters learning process simple and understandable.
That is why Chinese
character decomposition is a very effective tool for teaching, learning and
memorizing the Chinese characters.
Please see
below how Chinese character decomposition makes learning simple, indeed.
The Chinese characters 口 kǒu ‘mouth’ and 日 rì ‘sun’ both include
the radical 冂 jiōng ‘down box’.
In addition, the Chinese character 口 kǒu ‘mouth’ also includes the radical 一 yī ‘one’. The Chinese character 日 rì ‘sun’ also includes the radical 二 èr ‘two’.
So, the overall decomposition of the both Chinese
characters looks like following:
口 kǒu ‘mouth’
冂 jiōng ‘down box’
一 yī ‘one’
日 rì ‘sun’
冂 jiōng ‘down box’
二 èr ‘two’
Simple, isn’t
it? Now we understand that any Chinese character can be decomposed into the Chinese
radicals.
You can find more information about the Chinese character
decomposition in all Polina Shinkina’s textbooks and in “The Chinese Character Decomposition Guidance” on http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/polina985 and in http://www.lulu.com/content/e-book/the-chinese-character-decomposition-guidance/18847104
Wednesday, January 18, 2017
Chinese Language Resources
Chinese Language Resources
A perfect collection of the Chinese language resources
disclosing the topics: Chinese commercial correspondence, Chinese marketing
correspondence, Chinese financial correspondence, business writing Chinese,
Chinese characters decomposition, Chinese numbers, addition in Chinese,
subtraction in Chinese, multiplication in Chinese, division in Chinese and
others.
Thursday, January 12, 2017
Rating of Polina Shinkina’s Self-Published Chinese Textbooks
Polina Shinkina’s Author Spotlight page
This rating is compiled according to the readers
opinion on www.flickr.com
For details please check Nicolay
Shinkin Blog https://www.flickr.com/cameraroll
1. Chinese Marketing
Correspondence Textbook for Self-Study
Supersonic Marketing Chinese Book 1 by Polina Shinkina
2. Chinese Financial Correspondence Textbook for
Self-Study
Supersonic Price Chinese Book 1 by Polina Shinkina
3. Mandarin Chinese Textbook
for Beginners
Open the Door to Chinese Book 1 by Polina Shinkina
4. Business Chinese Textbook for Self-Study
The Chinese Contract Terms Discussing Price by Polina
Shinkina
http://www.lulu.com/content/e-book/the-chinese-contract-terms-discussing-price/18923789
5. The Chinese Numerals for Businessmen by Polina
Shinkina
6. The Chinese
Character Decomposition Guidance by Polina
Shinkina
7. Chinese Commercial
Correspondence Textbook for Self-Study
8. Mandarin Chinese Textbook
Beginners - Intermediate
Open the Door to Chinese Book 2 by Polina Shinkina
9. Mandarin Chinese Textbook
Intermediate
Open the Door to Chinese Book 3 by Polina Shinkina
10. Chinese Textbook for Business Communication
Reducing the Contract Amount by Polina Shinkina
11. Table of the Chinese Radicals by Polina Shinkina
12. Chinese Textbook for Commercial Contract Learning
The Contract Total Amount by Polina Shinkina
13. Chinese Textbook for Business Contract Learning
The Draft Contract by Polina Shinkina
14. Chinese for Business Communication
The Chinese Commercial Contract Discussion by Polina
Shinkina
15. Chinese Textbook for Business Communication
Comparing Quotations by Polina Shinkina
16. Business Chinese Textbook for Self-Study
Signing a Contract by Polina Shinkina
Sunday, January 8, 2017
The Skills of the Chinese Business Writing
Knowing how to write
Chinese business letter or email is a very essential skill for the international
trading relations.
If you need
to write a short email, make sure that it includes all important information to
build your professional presence.
It
is important to focus on the
important information and follow generally accepted specific features of the
business correspondence.
The
samples of such business emails and letters are available in the Chinese commercial correspondence textbook “Supersonic Commercial Chinese Book 1” by Polina Shinkina
Mandarin Chinese Textbook to Prosper
You
will find the textbook “Open the Door to Chinese Book 2” by Polina Shinkina both entertaining and
useful.
Even
if you have previously studied the Chinese language.
This Mandarin
Chinese textbook is the beginner – intermediate level and designed to develop basic
Chinese language habits.
Moreover it can
help you memorize Chinese characters due to “The Chinese Character
Decomposition Guidance” included in each lesson.
Mandarin Chinese Textbook Beginner –
Intermediate Level
Open the Door to Chinese Book 2 by Polina Shinkina
Learning Chinese Numbers
Chinese, marketing, commercial, financial, textbooks
The Blog publications include but not limited to:
Chinese commercial correspondence, Chinese marketing correspondence, Chinese
financial correspondence, business writing Chinese, Chinese characters
decomposition, Chinese numbers, addition in Chinese, subtraction in Chinese,
multiplication in Chinese, division in Chinese.
Saturday, January 7, 2017
Open the Door to Chinese Book 1 by Polina Shinkina
Open the Door
to Chinese Book 1 by Polina Shinkina is the Mandarin Chinese textbook for
beginners.
It gives a basic concept
of the Mandarin Chinese and represents a completely new approach to the Chinese
language teaching and learning.
The textbook
includes the practice drills on the Chinese numbers study, break down the
Chinese characters table, the list of the basic words and a lot of exercises
for learning new vocabulary.
Mandarin Chinese Textbook for
Beginners
Open the Door to Chinese Book 1 by Polina Shinkina
http://www.lulu.com/content/e-book/open-the-door-to-chinese-book-1/18834317 and http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/polina985
Monday, January 2, 2017
Business Email Standards in China
Chinese email has some
strict requirements which are very useful to know. In order your emails message
look professional it is necessary to follow the standard requirements to business
email writing procedures.
First of all the
requirements refer to the correct form of greeting, introduction phrase,
business email text layout, email conclusion phrase, signature.
All this useful
information is available in the Chinese
commercial correspondence textbook for self-study with an awesome title ‘Supersonic Commercial Chinese Book 1’ by Polina Shinkina’ self-published on lulu.com.
In this book you can
easily find important examples of modern Chinese business letters which will
make your business writing sound concisely and clearly.
Chinese Commercial Correspondence
Textbook for Self-Study
Supersonic Commercial Chinese Book 1 by Polina
Shinkina
Sunday, January 1, 2017
Commercial Correspondence – China
Commercial
Correspondence – China
https://disqus.com/home/channel/commercialcorrespondencechina/
Сhinese, characters,
decomposition, commercial, marketing
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