Word: short code: tdu; full code: tduh
Split: t (俿)--d (ancient)--u (Xin), h is the identification code. According to the Wubi coding rules: the first letter in each area is a left-right structure; the second letter in each area is an up-down structure; the third letter in each area is a set structure (including semi-enclosed structure and full-enclosed structure). The character "" has a left-right structure, and the last stroke is vertical, so the first stroke in the vertical area is h.
What are the advantages of Wubi typing?
1. Compared with Pinyin input methods - Wubi can achieve a speed that cannot be achieved by handwriting by typing only single characters (the speed of typing single characters is the real and meaningful speed); Pinyin has to go through all the efforts. It is possible to type more words to achieve the same speed. The user always needs to monitor whether the computer and the human brain are thinking the same, so it is impossible to completely free the writer's thinking and eyeballs. Pinyin and Wubi are as related as running and cycling.
2. Compared with the voice input method - Wubi has a wider range of applications, while voice input will inevitably be affected by occasion, time, dialect and polyphonic characters, etc., and is not suitable for crowded or noisy places. places, such as classroom; it may interfere with each other, and may also disturb other people's rest or work.
3. Compared with audio recording (or video recording) - the text typed with Wubi can be read, edited or printed directly, and even the computer can read it aloud. And after 10 hours of recording, it will take another 10 hours to listen to it again. If you want to organize it into text, it will take at least 10 hours more time.
4. Compared with handwriting input methods - Wubi is faster and more accurate than handwriting when typing just a single word, and it also saves your eyesight. Handwriting input is equivalent to returning to the era before computers - the origin of handwriting. The handwriting input method only solves the problem of "can" and "cannot" input Chinese characters on the computer, and does not consider the issue of efficiency. Even if computer technology develops further, it can only reach the same speed as handwriting on paper, and cannot be compared with Wubi.
5. Compared with the stroke input method - Wubi uses "blocks" to form characters, which is obviously more intuitive and efficient than using single strokes to form characters. For example, we can easily tell that the character "明" is composed of the two roots "日" and "月", but we cannot tell how many strokes it has.