One method of arranging these entities is Otto Rosenberg's Four Corner Method, and Project 748 was an attempt to digitize these entities. One compilation of these entities was called "The Ready Rectifier" and was translated by James Legge, though its actual title was probabl
One method of arranging these entities is Otto Rosenberg's Four Corner Method, and Project 748 was an attempt to digitize these entities. One compilation of these entities was called "The Ready Rectifier" and was translated by James Legge, though its actual title was probably closer to "progress towards correctness". The "Second Scheme" was a failed attempt to alter them. Rules for creating these include making enclosures before contents and creating horizontal components before vertical ones. The most famous compilation of these entities organizes them by two hundred and fourteen section headers called (*) radicals; that work was created by the Kangxi emperor. For 10 points, identify these logographic entities which come in traditional and simplified forms and are often created using calligraphy, the written component of the Chinese language.
One method of arranging these entities is Otto Rosenberg's Four Corner Method, and Project 748 was an attempt to digitize these entities.
Chinese characters or Hanzi [don't need "Chinese" after mention, accept literally anything implying the use of writing and the Chinese or Mandarin language]