How to acquire traditional Chinese characters

Find a Kangxi Dictionary or Etymology, both of which are traditional Chinese characters! The specific method is as follows: 1. Download a summary table of simplified characters, print it out, read one or half pages every day, and remember the correspondence between complex and simplified characters. Special attention should be paid to a small number of simplified Chinese characters corresponding to multiple traditional Chinese characters. For example, the traditional "after" is "what's added next to it", and the queen's "after" has not been simplified and cannot be written like that. 2. If there is no "summary table of simplified characters" for the time being, you can pay attention to the writing of traditional characters and variant characters attached to some prefixes in Xinhua Dictionary. 3. Find a book printed in traditional Chinese characters, and read it carefully and thinly for two or three times. It is best to find ancient poems printed in traditional Chinese characters by Zhonghua Book Company, Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House or other ancient books publishing houses, and compare them with relevant articles in middle school Chinese textbooks. 4. If you type, you can search and install the "Traditional Chinese Character Input Method" from the Internet, input simplified characters with "Five strokes", and traditional characters will appear, and you will also use Pinyin to type traditional characters. After the installation of "sogou Pinyin", just click "Traditional" in "Settings (right-click input method in the lower right corner of the screen)-Properties". However, we must pay attention to the complex and simple correspondence of a few special words when inputting. 5. You can write traditional Chinese characters by practicing brush or hard pen calligraphy. Some newly printed inscriptions are marked with simplified characters. There are many reference books. As newcomers in this field, I recommend them as follows: 1 Ancient Chinese, edited by Wang Li, 1-4; China Historical Manuscripts published by Zhonghua Book Company, with volume 1-3, contains three dictionaries of common words in ancient Chinese.