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Learning Han characters in Korean You can learn by watching, listening, reading, and writing in Korean. - This application was created as a way to learn Chinese characters in Korean. The pronunciation of Chinese characters can be very different. - All Chinese characters in this application are pronounced in Korean. Also, Korean and Korean pronunciations are displayed. - Korea has long used and recorded Chinese characters. Some characters have a more accurate pronunciation and meaning than the Chinese pronunciation of Chinese characters. - The reason I worked on this application was to convey the correct Korean pronunciation and meaning of Chinese characters. Support information: - Terms of use and policy: http://www.citrineins.co.kr/new_privacy/english - Support website: http://www.citrineins.co.kr - Instagram follow address: https://www.instagram.com/citrine_ins thank you.

Learn and enjoy classical Chinese poetry — from primary school favorites to the poems and essays required in Chinese high school curricula — with pinyin, audio, and full English translations. LEARN Browse 200+ classical poems and essays across three levels: Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced. Every poem includes the original text, a modern Chinese paraphrase, and a complete English translation — so both native speakers refreshing childhood memories and English-speaking learners of Chinese can follow along. PINYIN, ON DEMAND Tap "Show Pinyin" on any poem to reveal tone-marked pinyin above every character — perfect for practicing pronunciation or reading poems you haven't fully memorized yet. LISTEN Tap "Play" to hear the original text read aloud in natural Chinese, so you can hear correct pronunciation and rhythm, not just read it. TEST YOURSELF Take short multiple-choice quizzes that test whether you remember what comes next in a poem — a fun way to check what's really stuck versus what needs another look. ANCIENT MUSIC Read while listening to a curated collection of traditional Chinese instrumental music — guzheng, erhu, and more — playing softly in the background. Whether you're a student preparing for Chinese literature exams, a heritage speaker reconnecting with poems you learned as a child, or a Chinese-language learner exploring classical texts for the first time, DailyChinesePoems makes centuries-old poetry approachable, one poem a day.