Who is the netizen who can read Chinese characters?

1. Five-stroke font splitting principle

The basic principle of splitting, that is, the established writing habit, is to split any Chinese character into the largest root in the root list, from top to bottom, from left to right, and from outside to inside. The so-called largest radical means that the existing radical cannot be added to form a radical. The principle of separation can be summarized as four sentences: being able to separate and not connect, giving consideration to intuition, being able to connect without paying, and giving priority to big ones.

(1) Can it be separated?

This principle means that if it can be regarded as a loose relationship between roots, it should not be regarded as a continuous relationship. Note: If there is a connection point between multi-stroke roots and multi-stroke roots, it is regarded as a decentralized relationship.

(2) Give consideration to intuition

The split roots should be intuitive, that is, taking into account people's habits and facilitating association and input.

(3) Can you connect?

For a Chinese character, if it can be decomposed into the connection relationship between roots, it should not be decomposed into the intersection relationship. For example:

Heaven: it is divided into "one, big" instead of "two, people".

Yu: Break it down into "one, ten" instead of "two, three".

(4) Give priority to

There will be many schemes when choosing roots, and the roots should be as big as possible. For example:

Feng: It should be broken down into "three, three" instead of "two, ten".

In addition, in addition to following the above four principles, we must also pay attention to the following points:

L In Chinese character splitting, one stroke cannot be cut off, and it is used in two radicals. Like what? Quot "Li" can't be decomposed into "Tian and Tu", so the word "Tu" is cut off and should be decomposed into "Sun and Tu".

The same stroke of a Chinese character should not be used on two roots. For example, don't break the word "kind" into "earth, kudzu and wood". Because the roots of "earth" and "case" use a horizontal "one", they should be broken down into "ten, case and wood".

Don't split the roots of words or key names. There are separate rules for the input codes of this kind of Chinese characters.

2. Wu Bi font coding and input.

Input of (1) key name radical

As we know, Wubi keyboard is divided into five areas and 25 keys. The inventor selects a representative root from the roots with the same key code as the key name and arranges it in the upper left corner, which is called the key name root. Their characteristics are that they are all Chinese characters except Zhu, with high word formation frequency and certain representativeness in form. When you need to input, just double-click their key four times. For example:

Wang GGGGGGG (11111)

DDDD( 13 13 13 13)

AAAA( 15 15 15 15)

(2) Input of root words

In the root list, some other roots besides the key names can also be independently formed into words, which we call "shaped roots". When these radicals are used as Chinese characters, the coding method adopts the following uniform provisions:

Key code+first code+second code+last code.

The key position code is the key position where the root is located, that is, when inputting the root of a word, you need to tap the key position where it is located, and then take the first, second and last codes of the word in turn, and fill in the blanks if there are less than four codes. For example:

Bug: Bug, bug, bug, bug, bug.

j(22)H(2 1)N(5 1)Y(4 1)

Fuck: fuck for a while

f( 12)G( 1 1)G( 1 1)H(2 1)

Force: force B.

L(24)T(3 1)N(5 1) space

(3) Input of five single strokes

In the processing of Chinese characters, there are sometimes five strokes that need to be used in special circumstances. Because it is rarely used, I won't elaborate on the origin of the code here, just list the code:

One: GGLL

What: HHLL

Hey: TTLL

Hey: YYLL

B: NNLL

(4) Coding and input of common Chinese characters

In Chinese character input, most Chinese characters are often used according to general rules. Generally, when inputting Chinese characters, press the required radical key according to the writing order, so as to copy the Chinese character codes according to the basic radicals.

For Chinese characters with only four yards, you can hit the keys of each radical in sequence. Such as "press" by "heaven, knife, mouth,? Quot Four basic radicals, as long as you click the four keys of "JVKO" in turn, the word "photo" will be displayed at the cursor. Another example is:

Compact: small input JCXI

Capacity: eight people input PWWK.

For Chinese characters with more than four codes, because the Wu Bi Font Library stipulates that the single character input is four codes, the first, second, third and fourth radical codes of the word can be used as the input codes of the word. For example:

Y: People entered WGEN in January.

Continued: Top Ten Best Inputs XFND

For the input of Chinese characters below four yards, the general situation is to input the radical code and fill in a space. For example:

Day: break it down into "one big" and enter g, d and space bar.

End: Break it down into "Mu Yi" and enter G, S and space bar.

But some Chinese characters can't be realized in this way. For example:

Grass: broken down into "rice dates", enter a, j and space bar, and it is actually displayed as "strokes".

In this case, it is necessary to supplement the last identification code to realize Chinese character input.

In the previous analysis of Chinese character structure, it is introduced that Chinese characters have five strokes. The codes of these five strokes are "horizontal code 1, vertical code 2, left code 3, left code 4 and folding code 5". At the same time, three types of Chinese characters are introduced: left-right type 1, up-down type 2 and mixed type 3. The final stroke cross identification code of Chinese characters is determined by the final stroke code and font code of the character. The method is to use the last stroke code as the "area" number of the identification code and the Chinese font code as the "bit" number of the identification code. In this way, the combination of area code and position number is just the key position, which is the final font cross identification code of a Chinese character.

For example, the word "grass" has radical codes A and J, the last stroke is vertical, the code is 2, the font is up and down, the code is 2, and the identification code is 22(J), then the input code of this word is AJJ. If the last identification code is still less than four yards, the space bar should be filled in the last position.

In addition, when determining the final itinerary, we should also pay attention to the following points:

L When the last root of a Chinese character is "Li, Bi, Jiu", the pen is always used as the last stroke. Such as the word "cut", the last stroke is a folding pen; When radicals such as "I", "I", "Cheng" and "Dao" are used, all strokes are left as final strokes. For example, the word "hide" is used, and the last stroke is a brush.

For Chinese characters with "Zou", such as "Zhe" and "Lian", it is agreed that the last stroke after removing the "Zou" part is the last stroke. For example, the last stroke of the word "Lian" is a vertical pen.

The internal and external characters such as "Yin", "Kun" and "Yuan" all end with the last stroke of the last radical of the enclosing part. For example, the stroke at the end of "sleepy" is a pen.

In short, according to the above method, you can basically input all kinds of Chinese characters.

Enter simple code and duplicate code.

In order to reduce the number of keystrokes and improve the input speed, the Wu Bi glyph scheme only uses the first one, two or three radicals to form the input code of high-frequency Chinese characters, which is called simplified code. Simplified codes are divided into primary simplified codes, secondary simplified codes and tertiary simplified codes.

1. Level 1 simplified code

The so-called first-class simplified code is to hit a key and then fill the space bar, so you can enter Chinese characters. They are all high-frequency characters in the use of Chinese characters, totaling 25. Its coding is as follows:

A 1 1(G) 12(F) 13(D) 14(S) 15(A)。

2 1(H) is 23(K) among 22(J), 24(L) and 25(M).

And 32(R) has 3 1(T) has 33(E) people 34(W) and I 35(Q).

The principal 4 1(Y) produces 42(U) instead of 43(I), which is 44(O), that is, 45(P).

The minimum value is 51(n) 52 (b) 53 (v) 54 (c) 55 (x)

2. Secondary simplified code

Two-level simplified code refers to typing two keys (the first two codes of Chinese characters) and inputting Chinese characters with the space bar, with a total of 25×25=625 Chinese characters.

For example, Cheng: DN Length: TA Suo: RN Nine: VT Knife: VN Force: LT

3. Three-level simplified code

Three-level simplified code means typing three keys (that is, the first three codes of words) and supplementing the space bar to realize Chinese character input. There are 4400 three-level simplified codes.

For example: Yue: Group: Fang:.

4. Duplicate code input

Several words with the same code in Wu Bi font are called "duplicate codes". Input method: Enter the root of a word. When prompted, press the following methods.

(1) Select the number corresponding to the word: for example, 1: Go 2: Branch 3: Cloud.

(2) reselect the word: ALT+ numeric keys.

2.3.5 phrase input

1.

Two words occupy a large proportion in Chinese vocabulary, and the input method is to take the first two codes of each word to form four codes for input.

For example, the program: TKYC

2. Three words

The first two words each take the first code, and the last word takes the first two codes, making a total of four codes.

Such as computer: YTSM

3. Four words

Each word takes the first code of the whole code, a total of four codes.

Such as socialism: PWYY

4. Multi-words

Take the first code of the first, second, third and last word, and there are four codes in total.

For example, People's Republic of China (PRC) (China): KWWL

When you learn Wu for the first time, don't be reluctant to spend time memorizing words. Later, because I wanted to "invent a better input method than Wu Bi". So I looked up the radical in the dictionary and found that my "invention" was exactly the same as Wu Bi's. So I immediately understood the essence of five strokes, and suddenly, I mastered five strokes. It's not that difficult to remember the roots.

Therefore, two suggestions are given to Wu Bi's first brother and sister:

1. Find an excellent five-stroke practice software!

Recommended: typing five strokes; Typewriter-Leuven authentication system.

2. Deeply understand the principle of five strokes!

(1) Wu Bi divides all strokes into five categories, corresponding to the five areas on the keyboard.

Horizontal: gfdsa

Vertical: hjklm

Left: trewq

Point: yuiop

Fold: nbvcx

One horizontal, two horizontal and three horizontal.

G F D

One vertical, two vertical, three vertical and four vertical.

The University of Hong Kong

One, two, three left.

T R E

One o'clock (a moment) two point three point four.

hello

One fold, two fold, three fold.

Algemene Bank Nederland

However, the most important thing to learn five strokes is to remember the roots and practice more. Practice makes perfect. Wish you success!