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Park Eun-cheol: Chinese characters are fun

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As the principal of the Central Sciences Middle School, which has given Korean education new winds, Park Chul-chul's son is a delight to teach his students the power of communication. A comprehensive book of written language and cartoons. Interesting stories about it, of course, were followed by his own original comic strip. "The speaker of nature's providence," "the singer of human life," "one who strikes down life and history.". Instead of just memorizing the Chinese characters, it leads to getting familiar and happy. They also learn from the Chinese and their history, their society, their literature and their morals. You can feel your sense of accomplishment and confidence. You'll be able to communicate with the world with the Chinese characters.

Korean title: 한자는 즐겁다

Korean author: 박은철

Korean publisher: 뜨인돌출판사

ISBN-13: 9788958073109

Reviews

4.8
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OH******
September 4, 2021

It's designed to make the characters easy to access, so it's useful. I recommend it.

10*****
November 1, 2010

Few children these days have ever seen self-inflict tests. When children are studying the identity test and memorizing the characters by series, they seem to go the short way of hating the Chinese. Our children have not yet seen their own exams, but they agree on their need for self. Because most of the words we use in our lives are more than just ours. In the senior year, children are having difficulty understanding words because they are turned into words, not because of words that are

SJ******
October 8, 2010

I was so happy to receive the book I wanted to read. And this early self-learning son took a book and opened it up with a little cartoon and a story that could be somewhat hard, and he could easily understand it and open it at any time. Thank you for the wonderful book that breaks down prejudice that reduces the burden of memorizing, which helps us to read and study and learn history with our ex-child.

JE****
August 21, 2010

As a child, he had to write the 'heavens' in countless ways, using the brush letters. For a month, the 'heavens' script was written, and then the Earth'. It seems that it was not easy for an eight-year-old boy to write it. The first impression of the Chinese characters seems to have begun that way. It's hard, complicated, boring, to think that most people have in fact the Chinese. You're not going? But this book, "The Hanses Are Enjoyable," certainly changes the idea. First it's in a cartoon,

박은철: 한자는 즐겁다
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