: About Me

A Singapore Chinese born in the 1980's.

Grew up in a traditional family that underwent several changes.

Passionate about scripts of languages.

Has my own language and its own script, named Aigul.
The language was created in year 2000 and has undergone various stages.

It was intially created with only 30 letters in the alphabet to code the Hanyupinyin, and now it is an isolate(not totally, and impossible to be) language of its own.

Writing with an Asian perspective.

Sorry for bad English used.

My passion is ...

Language scripting

I know too much about ...

what I thought I knew

My parents always told me ...

"It's alright to fail, doing your best is good enough."

My favorite memory ...

walking in the rain with my sister

Why I write ...

To spread the knowledge

Arts & Humanities > Asian Languages Tips for memorizing Chinese characters

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Memorizing Chinese characters takes a great deal of time. As a native Chinese speaker, I must admit, it is impossible to remember all of them. START WITH SIMPLE CHARACTERS My journey in memorizing Chinese characters started when I was about 4 years old. Then, there was this aunt who was my mother's friend, who taught me how to write a few Chinese characters. She started with those that have very few strokes, like the numbers 1 to 10. With the characters 1 to 10 in Chinese, you can write from 1 to 99! Thinking back from now, I realized, what helped me in memorizing those characters was the ...

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