Introduction to Chinese Characters | Year of China
www.brown.edu › introduction-chinese-charactersIt is a popular myth that Chinese writing is pictographic, or that each Chinese character represents a picture. Some Chinese characters evolved from pictures, many of which are the earliest characters found on oracle bones, but such pictographic characters comprise only a small proportion (about 4%) of characters. The vast majority are pictophonetic characters consisting of a “radical,” indicating the meaning and a phonetic component for the original sound, which may be different from ...
Chinese OCR - SimpleOCR
https://www.simpleocr.com/chinese_ocrWhile they all share the ability to convert images of machine printed (not handwritten) text or numbers into an editable format, the various software often have different features, accuracy, prices, and language options. Chinese OCR, which is the ability to convert Chinese characters to editable formats, is becoming more mainstream.