醫 How I started learning Chinese writing - My very first Chinese character 醫

In this video I look at the structure of the character 医. I break it down into its component. I explain how my first encounter with this complex character marked the love relationship with the Chinese language, a relationship that has been lasting for 42 years now. This has allowed me to get know the world of TCM, traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture, moxibustion and above all, the Chinese characters. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/flZN_N5M6V0 traditionalchinesemedicine

Writing the Chinese Character for Woman and Fauvist Art

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Biang, the Chinese Dish and the Impossible Chinese Character

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/JA0mf2AreHQ This video tries to explain the raison d'etre of the most obscure Chinese character, biáng, that is also the name of a Xi'an food specialty. You need 58 strokes and 11 pictographic components to write down this character

The Maze of Chinese Writing - The Case of 能

This video is meant to showcase at the end of the character 能 and its derivatives the complexity of Chinese writing and writing reform. The video talks about the failure of the Chinese writing reform of 1956. Simplified character is a misnomer fed to unsuspecting learners of Chinese writing around the world when in fact traditional characters seems to have a better and more logical inner structure. See the example of the five traditional characters 能 熊 態 罷 擺 that were "simplified" to 能 熊 态 罢 摆, which are not simple and make no rhyme nor reason. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/LxVm9-egz5U

Chinese people are "dormant artists" at heart (sic)

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How do you say Winnie the Pooh in Chinese

Useful Korean Grammar - Basic Grammatical Patterns 은/는 대신에

The 은/는 대신에 pattern is very useful. This episode focuses on this pattern by enabling you to understand its meaning, structure and use. The video teaches you by drilling with plenty of sample sentences and real-life dialogues. Ideal for those of you who prepare for TOPIK I. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RB857uHo7-w

Three Universal Truths About the Chinese Writing 头 tóu (ziua 455.1.90)

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Chinese characters and the Chinese race - The Connection 族 zú "clan"

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10 Basic Rules to improve your Chinese Writing 笔顺

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"Scary but easy" Chinese writing All basic Chinese characters are pictographs.

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Simple Chinese Writing 耳 er The "Ear"

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Chinese characters are easy "compared" to other writing systems - Must see video!!! (418)

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Unbelievable! The Most Common Chinese Characters Are Pictures (417)

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Easy Chinese - Listening to Chinese stories - The Kitten and the Puppy

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Easy Chinese Writing for Beginners 采 cai

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Easy Chinese Characters - The Chinese character 车

Easy Chinese Characters - The Chinese character 车 https://www.youtube.com/shorts/2QA8yb_XIX4

Easy Chinese Writing - The strange origin of Chinese numbers

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Easy Chinese grammar for Beginners - 爱 不

Easy Chinese grammar for Beginners - 爱 不 https://www.youtube.com/shorts/2z0jdmLQOT0

Easy Chinese for Beginners - If you wanna do something, just do it!

Easy Chinese for Beginners - If you wanna do something, just do it! https://www.youtube.com/shorts/VBGCSrSS2W0

Chinese writing is easy - The Arrow reaches its target - Pictographic Chinese Characters (401.1.38)

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Easy Chinese Writing - The Chinese Bow and Modern Chinese Characters (401.1.37)

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Chinese Writing - Chinese Characters - The Arrow

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Bible Secret revealed through Chinese Characters - God's Promise to the Chinese

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Easy Chinese for Beginners - 7 Ways to Say "Well done!" in Chinese

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Easy Chinese - Chinese for Investment - You have a 160 IQ if you can do the quiz

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Easy Chinese - Chinese Listening Test - Travel Around Beijing

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Easy Chinese - Talking About Investment - Essential Business Chinese (384.1.30)

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The Panda Method

My advice on how to best learn Chinese characters - The Panda Method https://www.youtube.com/shorts/emn2S-9WJqM

The Butterfly Effect

Secret of Chinese Writing Revealed - Birth of Chinese Characters - The Butterfly Effect https://www.youtube.com/shorts/0EdQnwz4Ng4

戈 gēAncient Chinese weapons and Chinese pictographic characters (295)

The dagger-axe, 戈gē, appears as a radical component in numerous Chinese characters related to weaponry. This film shows how the ancient Shang people recorded their weapons in writing. Please support by liking and sharing the video. Your feedback comments are most welcome. When you start learning Chinese writing you should begin with very basic characters. Never learn these characters in isolation. If possible, learn an expression which includes that character. You should also try to see whether the simple character is used as a radical component in complex characters with related meaning (just like in today's example). Maybe the simple character is used as a phonetic component. Watch until the end to understand my point. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwdAv2SZvFs&t=93s

高 gão "Tall" Chinese "Capital" and its hidden connection to writing (298)

Do you know what the characters 高 gão and 京 jīng have in common? They are pictographs showing high-rise buildings of ancient China. In this episode I teach to write and pronounce two of the most common and simplest characters. #easychinesewriting #writingchinesecharacters #strokeorder高 #strokeorder京 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8loGfL5CgsM&t=81s

Chinese knives, Origin of Chinese Characters, easy Chinese Writing

In this episode you will learn about the characters 刀 dāo and 方 fāng, both being pictures of ancient chinese knives. You will learn how to write the two characters and you will see how 刀 dāo is used as a radical in 分刃 劈 剪 etc. #easychinesewriting #writingchinesecharacters #pronunciationof刀 #pronunciationof方 #strokeorder方 #strokeorder刀 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ouzsxv6OSVg&t=30s

利 lì

利 lì Ancient secret of working the fields in China: profit. stands for "profit, benefit" (ziua 305) The video shows how reaping grain with a knife or sickle came to the Chinese character 利lì #利profit is made up of #禾hé and #刀dāo. This video teaches you the pronunciation of 利lì #利pronunciation and the stroke order of 利 #利strokeorder. The video shows some examples of words and expressions with the character 利. #easychinesewriting #MoldovanMirceaChinese https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nm-o_qK2UcA&t=4s

arrow The fascinating story of the Chinese arrow and Chinese pictographs (ziua 308)

Many Chinese characters have something to do with weapons. Such two characters are 矢shi and 至zhì, both being pictographic representations of an arrow. This video explains the connection between the ancient arrow and modern writing. #easychinesewriting #矢pronunciation #矢strokeorder #至pronunciation #至strokeorder ＃至少pronunciation #至多pronunciation #台湾pronunciation#台灣pronunciation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iqd7xBwgeM

門 mén Ancient Chinese Doors and the Way of Chinese writing 문 (ziua 309)

門 mén Ancient Chinese Doors and the Way of Chinese writing 문 (ziua 309) The video shows the evolution of the character 門 mén meaning door. The ancient form of the character shows a swinging door. In this video you can learn the pronunciation and the stroke order of the character 門. #門strokeorder #門pronunciation #門etymology #easychinesewriting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMO6z8zNNlI

魚 yú Fish in China 🐟🐟 (314)

This short video explains how the Chinese character #魚yú was born. You will also learn the pronunciation and the stroke order of the character 魚. We will also learn some examples of characters in which 魚 is used as a radical component. #魚pronunciation #魚strokeorder #魚pinyin #魚radical #easychinesewriting #Chinesewithmircea https://www.youtube.com/shorts/MNrbk-XK0pc

春 chūn (285) Easy Chinese Writing

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/AO_4xiDZd1k It's springtime in China, "stupid"!!! 春 chūn (285) Easy Chinese Writing #easychinesewriting

勿 wù How to say don't in Chinese (288) 勿忘国耻

勿忘國恥 ❤❤❤The boundless "love" affair between the Chinese and Japanese is expressed by this pithy idiomatic exhortation. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/VsNmuKe6ZC0

奚 xī (287) Easy Chinese Writing

奚 appears in 奚落 xīluò taunt, 奚幸 xīxìng worried, vexed. 祁奚 Qíxī （620-550 BC）minister of 晉國 祁奚之薦 - recommend the best man for the job independent of factional loyalty #easychinesewriting https://www.youtube.com/shorts/0ayzAe5Eq-k

Number 2 in Chinese - Ten ways to read and write 2 in Chinese

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車chē The War between traditional characters and simplified characters 車chē 차 (262)

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改 găi Ugly truth about Chinese characters 改 găi 개 (263)

In recent videos I talked about 伐，奴，取，and today I deal with 改. Listen to what I have to say about their one dark truth they share. Can you name other similar characters? https://www.youtube.com/shorts/3LpVSrxnFjc

巾 jīn Rags and Chinese writing (264)

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殷 yīn Violence and Chinese writing (265)

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歹dăi Sinister truth behind creepy Chinese writing Death and violence (266)

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🔥🔥 灾 zăi🔥🔥Natural disasters in China 灾 zăi 재 (268)

🔥🔥災🔥🔥Natural disasters in China 灾 zăi 재 (268) https://www.youtube.com/shorts/y42ze0WPPSU

卒 Superb Military Fashion in China and writing (270)

#easychinesewriting #chinesecharacterswritingwithme #writechinesewithme #learnchinesewithme Chinese writing and the language itself are logically intertwined and make perfect sense even to a five-year-old first-grader in the remotest neon-flooded mountain hamlet in China. Let me explain. The character 卒 is a pictograph of a soldier's uniform. So the meaning of the character evolved to "soldier" as in 士卒. By extension, a soldier is a servant. So a dated meaning of 卒 is "servant" as in the expression走卒. Chinese chess is a battle of the minds, so the chessboard is a battleground where the 卒 is the "pawn". The ultimate fate of the soldier is to die in battle or elsewhete. That is why 卒 also is used as a verb meaning "to die" as in the expression 病卒 "to die of illness". Example: 他卒於一九九二年。 We all die in the end so we have to finish our business here on earth, "to finish" being a high-falutin meaning of 卒 like in the expression 卒其事, which means "to wind up the job". While still at the bussiness of finishing, 卒 also means "finally" as is in the idiom 卒底於成, "to finally succeed". To make matters less complicated and unburden the memory, 卒 (written variant of 猝 cù) is also pronounced as cù, meaning "abruptly" as in the expression 卒變 "sudden change". So, yes. Chinese writing and language make total sense, just like working in a cottonfield in the new border area. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/BiwhxDkabOk

衣 yī Beautiful Chinese fashion and wonderful Chinese clothes and writing (269)

衣 Yī is also a Chinese family name. How silly is that?! Calling someone Mr. Coat, or Mr. Underwear.... Chinese writing is the greatest in the world, until you read the small print. 衣 has two pronunciations. When it is read yì, it means "to wear, to clothe". Examples: 1. 衣布衣 yì bùyī "wear cotton clothes" 2. 解衣yī衣yì人 "doff one' garments to clothe smb. else" 胞衣 bāoyī means "placenta", quite the euphemism: "foetus coat". #easychinesewriting #chinesecharacterswritingwithme #learnchinesewithme https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Yxzqvm_Zs-0

犬 quăn🐕Dogs in China bark, wail and stink🐕 (272) Easy Chinese Writing

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