Chinese Special Dictionaries

Learn to Read Chinese Characters: A Study Guide is about reading Chinese characters. Altogether more than 3,600 characters are included in this book, covering all the characters in various CFL syllabuses and standards. In terms of the structure, this book puts the characters into two categories (simple-component characters and compound characters) and ten lists (list of pictographic simple-component characters, list of self-explanatory simple-component characters, list of associative simple-component characters, list of other simple-component characters, list 1 of pictophonetic compound characters, list 2 of pictophonetic compound characters, list of pictographic compound characters, list of self-explanatory compound characters, list of associative compound characters, and list of other compound characters).

This is a special dictionary, the German-Chinese part is targeted at Chinese who plan to study in German-speaking countries or who work or do research in institutions in Germany, Austria or Switzerland. Furthermore, this part is also suitable for sinologists with German as their native language (Hanyu Pinyin is not given in this part though). The Chinese-German part of this dictionary is targeted at German-speaking students who are studying, researching or working in China, but is also of interest to Chinese Germanists and specialist interpreters and translators.

Dictionary of Seal Script [Chinese Edition]. ISBN: 9787551804332

This is a tutorial material of physics for international students studying science and engineering in China, covering such aspects as force, electricity and optics. While conforming to the pre-university curriculum, it also to a certain extent expands and extends to high school and college knowledge to help enhance students’ understanding of key points. Most texts are Simplified Chinese with Hanyu Pinyin. With some English annotations.

Jin Xiandai Hanyu Ciyuan - Chinese edition in 2 volumes in slipcase. Entries are sorted alphabetically by pinyin transcription and all entries are in simplified Chinese only. In addition, some English or foreign language components are sometimes quoted or quoted in rare cases for clarification. Hanyu Pinyin only occurs in the keyword entries.

This technical dictionary for terms of television and radio has over 25000 entries English-German-simplified Chinese. It has been developed in collaboration with public broadcasters and also contains entries from the areas of digital television, the Internet and multimedia.