Hanzijo teaches 3,088 characters with stroke order, pinyin in tone colours, the components they are built from and an exclusive memory story for each one, then brings every character back just before you would forget it.
Each character shows its stroke order, its pinyin coloured by tone with native audio, and its meaning. Learning all three at once is what lets you read and say a word, not just recognise a shape.
Most characters combine a meaning part with a sound part. Hanzijo builds an exclusive mnemonic for every character, and every word, from the parts inside it, so 妈 is remembered as a woman and a horse that sounds like mǎ, not as a random shape.
Every character links to the words that use it, with audio and example sentences, so you meet 学 in 学生, 学习 and 大学 rather than on its own.
The seven-stage SRS brings each character back just before you would forget it. A few minutes a day keeps thousands of characters fresh.
Point the OCR scanner at a menu or a sign and Hanzijo reads the characters for you. Widgets keep one character in view on your home and lock screen.
3,088 characters across HSK 1 to 9, each with stroke order, pinyin, audio and a mnemonic.
Yes. Every character has its stroke order.
Both. Every character and every vocabulary word has its own exclusive mnemonic.
Only a small minority are. Most combine a meaning part and a sound part, which is exactly what the mnemonics use. See 30 characters that really are pictures.
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