The Chinese Radicals Scroll
All 214 Kangxi radicals on a tall self-print scroll, with variants, pinyin, zhuyin, keywords and example characters.
- Every radical numbered 1–214, with its variant forms
- Pinyin and zhuyin (bopomofo) pronunciation
- English keyword and example characters in use
- Original and simplified forms shown side by side
What you get
Chinese characters are assembled from building blocks called radicals, and those radicals often tell you something about a character’s meaning or its pronunciation. Once you can see them, characters stop being intimidating tangles of strokes and start being things made of components you already recognise.
Designed at 15″ × 40″ (38cm × 100cm), a tall scroll made to hang. It’s vector, so it scales up or down without losing quality.
Goes well with
Everything we make, in one download: the first 2,000 characters as posters, practice sheets, reference sheets and flashcards, plus every radicals resource.
The 1,000 most common Chinese characters, four ways: poster, practice sheets, reference sheets and flashcards.
The 1,000 most common Chinese characters on one wall poster, ordered by frequency. Around 90% of what you’ll meet in a modern text.