The document discusses the use of several digital design programs, including Photoshop, 3D Studio Max, and AutoCAD. For Photoshop, the author found it difficult to insert textures and stay within lines but later felt more confident using it to create simple set designs. 3D Studio Max allows quick creation and modification of designs with lighting effects. AutoCAD enables accurate scaled drawings but the author found it complicated to use.
15 Radical: manmade related-3b_tools_weapons_transportation_morphology_idioms-1David Wang
This document contains radicals, characters, and idioms related to tools, weapons, and transportation. It provides the radicals for characters like "knife", "spear", "vehicle", and "boat". It then discusses the meanings and usages of those characters. Examples of four-character idioms like "ren shan ren hai" and their structures and meanings are also presented.
11 Radical:nature related-4_animals_morphology_suffix-2David Wang
The document provides information on Chinese character radicals related to animals. It lists common animal-related radicals like sheep, horse, bird, fish, etc. and provides some sample Chinese characters that contain each radical. It also offers brief explanations or definitions for some of the characters.
The document discusses the use of several digital design programs, including Photoshop, 3D Studio Max, and AutoCAD. For Photoshop, the author found it difficult to insert textures and stay within lines but later felt more confident using it to create simple set designs. 3D Studio Max allows quick creation and modification of designs with lighting effects. AutoCAD enables accurate scaled drawings but the author found it complicated to use.
15 Radical: manmade related-3b_tools_weapons_transportation_morphology_idioms-1David Wang
This document contains radicals, characters, and idioms related to tools, weapons, and transportation. It provides the radicals for characters like "knife", "spear", "vehicle", and "boat". It then discusses the meanings and usages of those characters. Examples of four-character idioms like "ren shan ren hai" and their structures and meanings are also presented.
11 Radical:nature related-4_animals_morphology_suffix-2David Wang
The document provides information on Chinese character radicals related to animals. It lists common animal-related radicals like sheep, horse, bird, fish, etc. and provides some sample Chinese characters that contain each radical. It also offers brief explanations or definitions for some of the characters.
08 Radical:nature related-1_weather_and_nature_morphology_modified_vs_s-pDavid Wang
This document provides information on Chinese character radicals related to weather and nature. It lists various radicals such as 日, 月, 水, 雨, 氣, 風, and 冫, and defines their meanings. It also discusses compounds formed from these radicals and whether their meanings are positive or negative.
07 Radical:human related-4b_legs_morphology_v-o_v-c_serial-verbsDavid Wang
This document provides information on Chinese characters containing the radical 足, which means "foot". It discusses the meanings and composition of characters containing this radical, including 足 meaning "foot", 距 meaning "distance", 跌 meaning "fall", 跟 meaning "heel", 止 meaning "foot", 走 meaning "walk", 疋 also meaning "walk", 行 meaning "walk; road", and 辵 meaning "walk; road". It also discusses the semantic and phonetic components of characters and word formation involving characters with the 足 radical.
06 Radical:human related-4a_arms_morphology_v-o_v-cDavid Wang
The document outlines various Chinese characters (radicals) that relate to hands, arms, claws, weapons, and striking. It examines the radicals 手,又,寸,爪,廾,殳,攴攵,父 that relate to body parts and actions. It also analyzes Chinese characters that are verb-object and verb-complement compounds to understand their semantic meanings.
05_Radical: human related-3_language_and_emotions_morphology_coordinate_modif...David Wang
This document discusses Chinese characters related to language and emotions. It covers topics such as coordinate vs modified compound words, semantic salience of characters within compounds, and examples of characters containing specific radicals related to parts of the body or language and emotions.
This document provides information on Chinese characters by listing common radicals and describing their meaning and representative ideas. It presents 14 different radicals including person, woman, child, sickness, and body, and provides 1-3 example characters for each radical along with an analysis of the radical's meaning in the example character. The purpose is to illustrate how radicals in Chinese characters often represent core semantic meanings.
04 Radical: human related-2_parts of the body_morphology_coordinate_modifiedDavid Wang
木木
木木 is composed of 3 radicals:
1) 木 at the top representing "tree, wood"
2) 木 on the left representing "tree, wood"
3) 一 on the right representing "one"
An example word containing 木木 is:
林林 (lín) "forest"
My analysis is that 木木 represents "one tree" or "a single tree".
Other words containing 木木 and their word formations:
- 林林 (lín) "forest" - modified compound combining 木木 "tree" and 林 "g
The document discusses the chronological changes in the Chinese word "shài". Originally meaning "to expose to the sun", its pronunciation and meaning have changed over time. It now can mean "to share" information online, such as personal details, photos, or opinions. Examples are given of types of information commonly "shared" or "shown" online by Chinese internet users through social media updates.
Class Character Studies Warm Up Zhui Yin Li Quan ChongDavid Wang
This document contains a character study worksheet with fill-in-the-blank and short answer questions about Chinese characters. Some questions ask the student to identify characters for words related to topics like laying off employees, operating a teahouse, visa issues, and crime news. Other questions ask the student to analyze character components and explain connections between characters.
CLASS Character Studies WARM-UP shi yu zu shen chuangDavid Wang
The document contains a character study worksheet with questions to test knowledge of Chinese characters. The questions cover characters related to radicals like 示,鱼,足,身, and 疒 and assess understanding of concepts like worshipping ancestors, stock price fluctuations, distance, illegal immigration, addiction, and more. The questions are designed to strengthen familiarity with characters and vocabulary through radical and component analysis.
08 Radical:nature related-1_weather_and_nature_morphology_modified_vs_s-pDavid Wang
This document provides information on Chinese character radicals related to weather and nature. It lists various radicals such as 日, 月, 水, 雨, 氣, 風, and 冫, and defines their meanings. It also discusses compounds formed from these radicals and whether their meanings are positive or negative.
07 Radical:human related-4b_legs_morphology_v-o_v-c_serial-verbsDavid Wang
This document provides information on Chinese characters containing the radical 足, which means "foot". It discusses the meanings and composition of characters containing this radical, including 足 meaning "foot", 距 meaning "distance", 跌 meaning "fall", 跟 meaning "heel", 止 meaning "foot", 走 meaning "walk", 疋 also meaning "walk", 行 meaning "walk; road", and 辵 meaning "walk; road". It also discusses the semantic and phonetic components of characters and word formation involving characters with the 足 radical.
06 Radical:human related-4a_arms_morphology_v-o_v-cDavid Wang
The document outlines various Chinese characters (radicals) that relate to hands, arms, claws, weapons, and striking. It examines the radicals 手,又,寸,爪,廾,殳,攴攵,父 that relate to body parts and actions. It also analyzes Chinese characters that are verb-object and verb-complement compounds to understand their semantic meanings.
05_Radical: human related-3_language_and_emotions_morphology_coordinate_modif...David Wang
This document discusses Chinese characters related to language and emotions. It covers topics such as coordinate vs modified compound words, semantic salience of characters within compounds, and examples of characters containing specific radicals related to parts of the body or language and emotions.
This document provides information on Chinese characters by listing common radicals and describing their meaning and representative ideas. It presents 14 different radicals including person, woman, child, sickness, and body, and provides 1-3 example characters for each radical along with an analysis of the radical's meaning in the example character. The purpose is to illustrate how radicals in Chinese characters often represent core semantic meanings.
04 Radical: human related-2_parts of the body_morphology_coordinate_modifiedDavid Wang
木木
木木 is composed of 3 radicals:
1) 木 at the top representing "tree, wood"
2) 木 on the left representing "tree, wood"
3) 一 on the right representing "one"
An example word containing 木木 is:
林林 (lín) "forest"
My analysis is that 木木 represents "one tree" or "a single tree".
Other words containing 木木 and their word formations:
- 林林 (lín) "forest" - modified compound combining 木木 "tree" and 林 "g
The document discusses the chronological changes in the Chinese word "shài". Originally meaning "to expose to the sun", its pronunciation and meaning have changed over time. It now can mean "to share" information online, such as personal details, photos, or opinions. Examples are given of types of information commonly "shared" or "shown" online by Chinese internet users through social media updates.
Class Character Studies Warm Up Zhui Yin Li Quan ChongDavid Wang
This document contains a character study worksheet with fill-in-the-blank and short answer questions about Chinese characters. Some questions ask the student to identify characters for words related to topics like laying off employees, operating a teahouse, visa issues, and crime news. Other questions ask the student to analyze character components and explain connections between characters.
CLASS Character Studies WARM-UP shi yu zu shen chuangDavid Wang
The document contains a character study worksheet with questions to test knowledge of Chinese characters. The questions cover characters related to radicals like 示,鱼,足,身, and 疒 and assess understanding of concepts like worshipping ancestors, stock price fluctuations, distance, illegal immigration, addiction, and more. The questions are designed to strengthen familiarity with characters and vocabulary through radical and component analysis.