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Hello everyone! Today, Trung Trung will come back to you with one of the most difficult issues while we learn Chinese, which is how to write and remember Chinese characters. Writing and remembering Chinese characters is the most painful part of all students learning Chinese. And I understand the pain very well. And today, I will bring a lesson in the series on how to write Chinese characters, how to remember Chinese characters, and we will have to work hard, persevere, persevere, go together, then you can write and remember 1,500 basic Chinese characters for those who are so-called forgetful. And I can read Chinese newspapers. So, we will start with the Chinese alphabet. This is a small book, but it is extremely valuable because it teaches us step by step, and each way of writing up to 1,500 words, up to the Chinese alphabet. This book is a supplement to the Chinese alphabet. So, there is no other way but to solve each part one by one. In terms of style and the principle that I often teach my students, so that you can remember Chinese characters, we will have to know which part of the Chinese characters are used, which part to write first, which part to write later. The third is that you have to tell a story about that word, then you will remember it for a long time. But if we miss one of those elements, you will forget it right away. Writing in the morning, writing in the afternoon, you forget it right away. And the fourth thing I want to tell you is that when we write in the morning, we have to admit that we should not write it, tomorrow we will forget it, and the next day we have to write it again. And the process is the same. Which set of words, which set to write first, which set to write later. Next, how to tell a story about that word. During the course of studying our online Chinese alphabet, I have prepared quite a lot for you. Now I will add the writing part more carefully, more delicately, little by little, and you will get better and better. Step 1, you will go to page 31 of that book. This book is sold at 10.156 Hong Mai street, which is the address of the Chinese alphabet group. Step 1, you go to page 31, and you will practice with me in each step. Step 1, stand up. Stand up means to talk about a person. He just stands as a step, not a word. We call him a step. Part 2, we call him a weight. He also stands as a step, not a word. And the word Nhan, like this, is the word Nhan. Step 1, step 2, step 3, step 4, step 5, people call it the word Nhan. And another word is also called Nhan, but in a different way. This is called Nhi, which means a child. Nhan means a child. This is Nhan Nu, and this is Nhan Dang. That is the first instruction about the step Nhan. Next, we will go to step 4 Nu. What do you do in step 4 Nu? Up first, then back, left first, right last, and then horizontal. This is the head of a man. Two arms, two legs in the middle is the butt of a man. The view of an old man is that he has a big butt. The head, two arms, two legs in the middle is the butt of a man. Then you have another step, which is Nu. The next step, I want to talk about, is that you draw a figure. This step, I call it the mouth of a mouth. You just draw a figure. And the difference between the mouth and the stomach is quite like that. Draw a word Nhan right inside. People call this step V. That is, Chu Vi. If there is a word inside, it becomes a word. Then you just draw the mouth like an oval or a triangle. We will go to another step. That is Tu. What is Tu? Tu is a child. You will write Nhan, So, Mo. Then you draw Nhan. This is the step. There is a step Tu. In Chinese, it is Du. It is a child. This is the step Tu. Tu is a child. We will come to the letters later. Next, there is another step, which is Ma. The step Ma is like this. One square. Two squares. Circle. Then Nhan. The tongue is running out of the mouth. The tongue is spreading out. The tongue is running out of the mouth. The tongue is spreading out. Don't say it anymore. This is Ma. It is Ma. Ma is a child. A child. Then we have one more step, which is Ma. Next, there is another step. You draw Nga first. Left first. Right later. The circle is Ta. It is Dai. Dai means big. In many books, it is very easy. Actually, Dai is the singer. It is Nhan. And you add this line. It is a person. It is very big. Here, we have just finished the set of the first lesson. Now, we will decide the order. Number 1. You cross it out. This is called I. It is 1. Number 2. We draw two squares. This is read as O. It is number 2. Similarly, number 3. What do you do? This is square 3. This is called San. Remember that the bottom is longer. It is bigger. It is like a nail. Now, the demand is bigger and bigger. Next, we will go to another word. It is number 8. Number 8. You draw it first. Right later. Here, we read it as Pa. It is number 8. This is the set of 3. We also like number 8 very much. Because it is read as Fa. Fa Tai. Fa Le. Number 8. Next, we have one more word. It is read as Nga. Number 7. Nga. Number 7. This is read as U. It is sleep. Sleep is number 5. The word you imagine is a person lying on a pillow, trying to find a job. 5 years old. Next, you will go to page 32. We have some more words. We just read it. Now, I will only write it down. Nga. Left. Right. Now, I only write it down. It is bigger. Right? U. It is against. What will you do? Nga. Right. Sleep. You read it as U. It is not. I only write it as 7. Next, you have one more word. It is the mouth. You read it. Draw a shape. We have mouth. Mouth. And the sound is mouth. Right? That's it. Next, you have Pai. What is Pai? Pai is a little bit different. It has more lines. Below, it has mouth. It is inside. What is this word? Pai. It is white. White means white. Now, what is the white word? Lines. There. What is below it? Nhan. Nhan means the sun. One day, your hair is white. Inside, you have Tholo and Thubong. We have quite a lot of words. You always have to tell a story about it. With the students of the classes at the Central Middle School, I try to create more than 1,500 stories about the words. Then the students will be easier to remember. Your condition is that in the online class, I have to share each part. And this story is also long. Let's move on. We have Nu, which is Da Ba. Nu is Da Ba. Above, below, next to, next to. Ni is Nu, which is Da Ba. So you have the word Ni. Next, what do you have? We have Ni, which is you. In the past, there were Nhan Dung, Bu Dao, and Bu Tieu. Ni means you. Who are you? You are a person. Nhan Dung first. There. Then Bu Dao, Bu Tieu. The small tree on both sides is Bu Tieu. They have two children. Both sides are Bu Tieu. Who are you? You are a person. You live in a house. You haven't had a life. You are Ni. You are you. You are the one who introduces to me. Hello. Next, we will move to another word. This word is a very good word. In the past, there was Bu Dung. In the future, there will be Bu Tieu. It is a very good word. Next, we have Ma. We just know that there are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70,