I enjoy learning languages, especially Mandarin Chinese because the characters are beautiful. Each character is made of radicals. Each radical has a meaning by itself, but when a group of them are placed together to make a character, they create a new word. Imagine the radicals as Lego blocks. You stick them together, rearrange then, take some away, add some more... until you have a new Chinese character. I can guess the meaning of a character if I know the radicals its made from.
Once you understand this, writing simplified Chinese characters is much easier. I practise writing Chinese by making it into patterns. They are random words, not sentences. Please see my Hanzi art bellow.
(I can also write in Japanese and Korean, so you might see some Kanji, Hiragana and Hangeul mixed in.)
Thank you
我喜欢学习语言，尤其是普通话汉语，因为人物很漂亮。 每个角色都是由激进分子组成的。 每个激进派都有其本身的意义，但当一组人被放在一起形成一个角色时，他们就会创造一个新词。 想象一下激进分子作为乐高区块。 你把它们粘在一起，重新安排，带走一些，再添加一些... 直到你有新的汉字。 我可以猜测一个角色的意义，如果我知道它由激进分子构成。
一旦你明白了这一点，写简化的汉字就容易得多。 我练习写汉语，把它变成模式。 它们是随机的词语，而不是句子。 请看看我的汉子艺术风口。
（我也可以用日语和韩语写作，所以你可能会看到一些Kanji，Hiragana和Hangeul混合在一起。
谢谢