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SHAOLAN HSUEH : LEARN TO READ WITH EASE



Shaolan is a Chinese who grow up in Taiwan and daughter of a calligrapher. What she is remember when five was her mother showing her the form of Chinese characters. Then, she was fascinated to this incredible language, but to an outsider it seems to be as impenetrable as the Great Wall of China. She has been wondering how to break down this wall and anyone can understand Chinese language easily. She started thinking about fast method of learning Chinese might be useful. Since the age of five, she started to learn how to draw every single stroke for each character in the correct sequence. Finally, she found the fast and simpler method of learning Chinese. There are 8 character radicals that Shaolan showed us and they are the building blocks for us to create lots more characters. Hence, the fast method that Shaolan made was very useful and very easy to understand Chinese language. 

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