Chinese input method: Difference between revisions

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Because the [[Chinese language]] is a [[logogram|logographic]] language in which one "[[Chinese written language|character]]" corresponds roughly to one "word" or meaning there are vastly more characters, or glyphs, than there are on a standard [[computer keyboard]].

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==Character Encodings==

See''Main alsoarticle: [[Chinese character encoding]]''

*[[Big5]]

*[[Guobiao]] (GB)

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*[[Unicode]] (&#22269;&#38469;&#21306;&#20301;&#30721;)

*[[Telegraph code]] (&#30005;&#25253;&#30721;)

See also: [[Chinese character encoding]]

==Other==