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02:5502:55, 7 December 2023 diff hist +885 N User:Bring a mojo/Chinese characters/Bibliography ←Created page with 'You will be '''compiling your bibliography''' and '''creating an outline''' of the changes you will make in this sandbox. {{dashboard.wikiedu.org bibliography/guide}} == Bibliography == Ch'en, T., & Chen, D. (1994). ''Chinese Primer Character Text (Pinyin)''. {{Dashboard.wikiedu.org bibliography/bibliography}} ==References== Chinese character culture ISSN1001-0661 The origin and development pattern of...' current Tag: Visual edit

04:4504:45, 6 December 2023 diff hist +1,328 m User:Bring a mojo/Chinese characters No edit summary current Tag: Visual edit
04:4004:40, 6 December 2023 diff hist +4,522 N User:Bring a mojo/Chinese characters ←Created page with '{{Dashboard.wikiedu.org draft template/about this sandbox}} == '''Chinese characters''' == Chinese character (hanzi) is a written form of Chinese. The individual differences in common characters between the two writing systems are less than 25%. === The origin of Chinese characters === The formation of Chinese characters as a system of writing was in the 16th century BC during the Shang Dynasty. Archaeological evidence shows that in the early Shang Dyna...' Tag: Visual edit