Description
"New Times Chinese Dictionary" is specially designed for primary and secondary school students in Singapore and general Chinese. It is written for readers, with 4,500 initials of single characters and about 20,000 words (words, phrases, idioms, idioms, etc.).
Feature:
- The prefixes are arranged according to the phonetic sequence of the Chinese pinyin, and there is a radical search table before the main text. Readers can search the characters from the phonetic and font shapes, which is convenient to use.
- The received words include commonly used words in the region.
-The part of speech is indicated in the word entry; the explanation is detailed, the example sentence is vivid; and the synonyms, synonyms and antonyms are listed.
- Under the single words that are easy to read or write incorrectly, there are explanations for identification.
- There are more than 500 ancient characters and illustrations, which can increase readers' interest.
- The appendices include "Chinese Pinyin Scheme", "Names and Examples of Main Radicals", "Character Stroke Name List", "Writing Stroke Order Rules", "Chinese Parts of Speech List", and "Punctuation Mark Usage".
Editor-in-Chief Shi Youwei: Associate Professor of the Chinese Department of the Central University for Nationalities in Beijing, China, Visiting Professor of the Chinese Language Department of the University of Foreign Studies in Japan; with modern Chinese as the main research direction, has published two academic monographs and more than 50 papers; participated in many Compilation of Chinese dictionaries, and presided over the compilation of three dictionaries including "Times New Chinese Dictionary".
