Finally, A Fun and Intuitive Way to Learn Chinese Characters

Apparently, two-women makes and argument and also three-trees makes a forest.

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Chinese, with over 1.3 billion speakers and the most widely spoken language after English is still considered as one of the hardest languages to learn. Luckily, Shao Lan, a London based Chinese-language teacher came up with Chineasy: simple yet eloquent illustrations of Chinese characters that are easy to learn and easy to recall even without illustrations later on. Trust me, it’s simple enough. [via demilked]

Tree

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Forest

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Person

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Everyone

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Mouth

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Population

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Sun

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Roof

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Mountain

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Fire

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Volcano

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Moon

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Water

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Woman

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Argument

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Seeing these illustrations makes me wonder what if the Chinese characters were originated from actual pictures?!