With 29,000 entries and 100,000 phrases, this is the largest and most comprehensive Chinese characters dictionary with English annotations or explanations, covering both social sciences and natural sciences. The most impressive feature of this dictionary is that readers can look up many rare Chinese characters not easily found in comparable dictionaries. The other... [Read More]

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