Introduction
How to read this book

Chinese character vocabulary that strengthens literacy
: Beginner

Topic 001
Example 002
003 Stop
004 Center
005 complex
Command 006
007 Top and Bottom
008 Unification
009 Cause
010 sign up
011 Results
012 Advice
013 difference
014 Life
015 Effect
Sentence 016
Exhibition 017
018 Direct
Accident 019
020 Persuasion
021 Greatness
022 Common
023 Breakup
024 Location
025 All
026 Exercise
027 Best
028 Change
029 Complex
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- Today? Friday?
030 Convenience
031 Enlargement
032 Interference
033 Prohibited
Problem 034
035 Vacation
036 Exploration
037 Category
038 Map
039 Investigation
040 Judge
041 Adaptation
042 Information
043 Correct
Around 044
045 comparison
Zone 046
047 Waste
048 Sheet Music
049 rating
050 Heavy rain
051 Wise
052 Simple
053 Weakened
054 Pride
055 Exterior
056 Environment
057 Vitality
058 Development
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- I'm bored
059 Observation
060 Agree
061 Quotes
062 Appearance
063 Transaction
064 Resources
065 array
066 Prevention
067 Power saving
068 elected
069 Career
070 Climate
071 Diagram
072 Recitation
073 Election
074 Excellent
075 Definition
076 List
077 Parable
078 Omitted
079 Conflict
080 game
081 Ambiguous
082 range
083 compliance
084 Prediction
085 title
086 Goryeo
087 National Holiday
Growing Up Through Literacy ③
- Release vs.
Running for office

Chinese character vocabulary that strengthens literacy
: Intermediate

Claim 088
089 Strong and weak
090 Tour
091 Elderly
Equation 092
093 Status
094 Cause
095 Date and Time
096 matches
097 Self-study
098 works
099 Instructions
100 total
101 Discrimination
102 Conclusion
Notice 103
104 shares
105 process
106 Overconsumption
107 National
108 Rights
109 contributions
110 majority
111 majority
112 Motive
113 Description
114 Infinite
115 occurrence
116 remarks
117 Side effects
118 categories
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- When you come across an unfamiliar word
119 distribution
120 Private Life
121 Industry
122 rise
123 Interactions
124 producers
125 performance
126 Accommodations
127 Realization
128 Grammar
129 Speech
130 Lovers
131 Summary
132 Terms
133 Origin
134 Gradually
135 suggestions
136 submissions
137 adjustment
138th Company
139 expenditures
140 appearances
141 Giant
142 Discussion
143 Equality
144 Learning
145 Answer
146 Environment
147 recovery
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- Orientation vs.
Avoid
148 second half
149 Virtual
150 infections
151 Development
152 held
153 views
154 native words
155 communities
156 Coexistence
157 Power
158 donations
159 Existing
160 Debate
161 contrast
162 measures
1.63 million won
164 questions
165 Rebuttal
166 Ideas
167 percent
168 orientation
169 Industrialization
170 Description
171 Analysis
172 Preferences
173 Practical
174 solution
175 phase
Type 176
177 Applications
178 Discussion
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- Literacy and AI
179 wages
180 longevity
Condition 181
182 organizations
183 increase/decrease
184 yes
185 max
186 First
187 Final
188 sides
189 measurements
190 Discussion
191 Prejudice
192 Standard Language
193 Customs
194 Liberation
195 Resolved
196 allowed
197 Reality
198 sure
199 considerations
200 votes counted
201 hoisting
202 Internationalization
203 Grounds
204 base
205 Close
Battle of 206
207 Symmetry
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- Build vocabulary with textbooks
208 Wholesale
209 media
210 face
211 Excavation
212 Habitat
213 cycles
214 views
215 radio waves
216 Evidence
217 Topographic Map
218 Focus
219 villages
220 Livestock Products
221 Exploration
222 Retirement
223 Investment
224 standard
225 Promotion
Topic 226
227 Meetings
228 toilet paper
229 Values
230 Concept
231 Objectives
232 Aging
233 Origin
234 Dominance
235 daily temperature range
Statement 236
237 Valid
238 Reflection
Growing Up with Literacy⑧
- View News

Chinese character vocabulary that strengthens literacy
: Advanced

239 Origin
240 Contradiction
241 Intangible
242 Eyes
Exception 243
244 Diplomacy
245 factors
246 Causality
247 quotes
248 combinations
249 support
Just after 250
Over 251
252 Reasonable
Hypothesis 253
254 families
255 reviews
256 Experiences
257 Source
258 polysemous words
259 parallel
260 reports
261 Discernment
262 proportional
263 ratio
264 Criticism
265 required
266 Acceptance
267 points
268 Deepening
269 ​​circle
270 Meaning
271 Profit
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- Chinese characters and vocabulary
272 Objections
273 Artificial
274 Self-reliance
275 voluntary
276 Professional
277 exclusive
278 Climax
279 Establishment
excluding 280
281 production
Proof 282
283 Progress
284 Cause
285 statistics
286 integration
287 convenience
288 absorption
289 interventions
290 Founding
Route 291
About 292
293 Ambiguous
294 Counter-evidence
295 exertion
296 divisions
297 Entity
298 Reality
299 Recitation
300 anodes
301 Tone
302 Paradox
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- Advantages of Chinese characters
303 Union
304 Airspace
305 Territory
306 territorial waters
307 Legislation
308 bicycle
309 Finance
310 deployment
311 strategy
312 Golden Age
313 Conversion
314 Precision
315 Subject
316 Sovereignty
317 Focus
318 vacuum
See 319
320 scale
321 system
322 Inference
323 Reasoning
324 Source
325 Implications
326 probability
327 reclaimed land
328 Verification
329 Succession
330 Ideas
331 Viewpoint
332 Domo
333 Response
334 frequent
335 Seasonal customs
Growing Up with Literacy⑪
- How to look up a dictionary
Establishment of 336
337 Link
338 enumeration
339 Historic Sites
340 resolutions
Part 341
342 Proof
343 potential
344 Encouragement
345 indicators
346 Idea
347 General
348 Abstract
349 Fierce
350 Excellent
351 Foundation
352 spread
353 expansion
354 cumulative
355 documents
356 Changes
357 Organic
358 Uprising
359 Reconstruction
360 Issues
361 Copyright
362 Honorifics
363 Urge
364 Trend
365 Extract
Growing Up with Literacy⑫
- How to use the dictionary

The critical period when the vocabulary gap widens is the 3rd and 4th grades of elementary school!
Knowing the essential "learning tools" found in textbooks will improve your grades.

Kang Yong-cheol, the author of "365 Chinese Character Vocabulary for Literacy," has 25 years of experience in the real world of education, teaching students at school and meeting countless parents and teachers outside of school.
In the process, I experienced firsthand the increasingly serious literacy problem and believed that equal education without gaps begins with reading comprehension skills.
And at its root lies the learning tool language.
Learning tools are, as the name suggests, conceptual words that are like bricks that form the foundation of learning.
If you don't understand these basic words, you won't be able to grasp the exact meaning no matter how much you read the textbook.
In particular, the third and fourth grades of elementary school, when the number of subjects increases and the difficulty of education increases, are a turning point where the gap in vocabulary widens.


This book focuses on that very point and puts the most effort into identifying the vocabulary that elementary school upper grades and middle school students must know.
And, based on the learning tool words registered on the Ministry of Education's website, 365 words were extracted.
The words listed here are mainly selected from the concepts of learning for each subject that appear in textbooks, as well as words that help children build knowledge and form the basis of essential liberal arts.
Considering the difficulty of Chinese characters and vocabulary, it is divided into beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels, and in addition to each level, it teaches you how to increase your vocabulary application skills through context and usage examples, rather than simply knowing the meaning.


One page a day, 5 minutes a day is enough!
A shortcut to mastering vocabulary and mastering grades and the CSAT

This book can be used a hundredfold if you carefully examine the contents of each page, corner by corner.
First, read the words, Chinese characters, and Korean pronunciation on the left several times to become familiar with them, and then read the meaning of the words on the right to understand their exact meaning.
Next, look at the examples below and improve your application skills by solving the skill-building quiz.
In the 'Related Words Talk' on the right, you can learn additional related vocabulary such as synonyms and antonyms.

Finally, finish by reviewing by repeatedly saying the pronunciation through ‘mumble and write’.
Although it is only one page, through this process, you can perfectly learn a single word and its derivatives.

The author states in the prologue that "this book is not easy" and recommends studying the 365 words steadily, one or two a day, like a marathon.
Then, at some point, I cheer you on by saying, 'Your knowledge will also take root.'
Improving vocabulary is a daunting task that cannot be accomplished through memorization alone. However, if you study this book for a year, along with reading and textbook practice, you will be able to successfully achieve your middle school grades and even the college entrance exam, and take one step closer to achieving your dreams.