Wai-Wubi
LFNH
[Pinyin][wéi]
[Radical]囗
[Definition]
1. Surround; surround. 2. All around. 3. Enclosure, something enclosed to block or block. 4. The perimeter of some objects. 5. Quantifier.
Extended information:
The Wubi input method (abbreviated as Wubi) is a Chinese character input method invented by Wang Yongmin in August 1983. Because the inventor's surname was Wang, it was also called "Wangma Wubi". Wubi font encodes Chinese characters completely based on stroke and glyph characteristics, and is a typical font code input method.
Wubi is currently one of the most commonly used Chinese character input methods in China and some Southeast Asian countries such as Singapore and Malaysia. Compared with Pinyin input method, Wubi has the characteristics of lower code repetition rate. Once you are proficient, you can input Chinese characters quickly. Since the birth of the Wubi font in 1983, three versions have been launched: 86 Wubi, 98 Wubi and New Century Wubi.
At the end of the 20th century, intelligent pinyin became popular, and the number of people using Wubi dropped sharply.