Children's level Chinese characters that can be used right away while reading
Let's learn Chinese characters as words and use them right away.

Chinese characters are complex in appearance and each letter has a different meaning, so not only children but also adults find them burdensome and difficult.
However, it is true that Chinese characters occupy a much larger proportion of our language than we think.
So, even if you don't know a word well, knowing a lot of Chinese characters can help you infer the general meaning, which is a great help in improving your literacy. However, learning Chinese characters individually is difficult.
Even if you learn it again, it's frustrating because you quickly forget it as soon as you turn around.
So, in 『Children's Level-Up Chinese Characters You Can Use While Reading』, we have made it possible to learn Chinese characters as words, not letters.
Sometimes, antonyms come together to form words, and sometimes synonyms come together to form words, so it's easier to remember than learning them in words, and you can also learn the relationship between antonyms and synonyms, so you can kill two birds with one stone.
Break away from blindly memorizing Chinese characters and prepare for the Chinese character proficiency test in a fun way with everyday words with Chapi and friends.
Even if you don't try to memorize it, at some point you'll be able to recite the sounds and meanings of the Chinese characters!

『Children's Level-Up Chinese Characters to Use While Reading』 contains 300 assigned Chinese characters that can be used to prepare for the 6th, 7th, and 8th levels of the National Chinese Character Proficiency Test administered by the Korean Language Association.
Find Chinese characters in assigned Chinese characters that are frequently used in daily life but that you didn't think were Chinese characters. Learn them in a fun way with Chapi and friends and expand your vocabulary.
If you follow the stroke order of the Chinese characters in the separate writing book, you will have no problem writing the Chinese character king.