Writing Practice for Chinese Characters: Person

Graphèmes — basic meaningful elements of Chinese characters, originating from ancient drawings, they represent the elements from which complex characters are formed; also, most graphèmes can have independent use as simple characters. The classic approach to studying initial hieroglyphics usually comes down to the study of 214 keys. This list of keys contains the main graphèmes needed to search for an unfamiliar character in a printed dictionary. In fact, there are more than 300 graphèmes in the Chinese language; when studying characters, it is necessary to know all graphèmes, including those not included in the classic list. The writing exercises will help study and practice the writing of an extended list of graphèmes and characters related to the topic “Person”