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Han-word side header query

Hanja decomposition and the interpretation of the sidelined head

Head Parsing

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Why learn and understand Han's sidekick?

The only expression in the world that still remains widely used is the Chinese word. Unlike the purely “pronunciation” of the Western alphabet, the Chinese word is often hidden in its structure. And the key to unlocking the word "Han" is "the side head."

1. What is the difference between the sideline and the head of the department?

Many people are easily confused with the two:

  • Sideside: is the basic component that forms the combination. For example, the word "language" consists of the left side of the word "polytic" and the right side of the word "me". In ancient times, the left is called "Four" and the right is called "Next".
  • Head: It is a symbol with a classification feature that the dictionary compiler has extracted from the edges for ease of searching. Like the Concubine Dictionary. 214 heads of departments. One word tends to have multiple sides, but only one head (usually the indicative part).

2. Spelling: the highest wisdom of Chinese spelling

Of the existing Hanja characters, 80% All of this is "showing." The structure of the stylist is half the expression (side/head) and half the symphony (side).
For example, “the rivers, rivers, lakes, seas”, their capital is “squad” (water) indicating that they are all water-related; The right word for "work, can, can, can" suggests their pronunciation. And even if you've got a strange, undisclosed word, you can guess what it means and read the other half.

3. Practical help in using the primary tool

For pupils who are in the process of being taught the language, or foreign friends who are studying the foreign Chinese language, the head and hieroglyphic trace of the Chinese word is to be viewed through this tool, and the death penalty is to be completely removed. The use of the Chinese word as a painting, a story (e.g., “Rest” is “Human” resting on “wood”) can greatly stimulate learning interest and memory efficiency in China’s traditional culture.