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Rate This James W. Heisig - Remembering Simplified Hanzi 1 & 2
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Sample (from 3225 notes)
Hanzi | 钞 |
Traditional | 鈔 |
HeisigNumber | 1613 |
HeisigSequence | 1755 |
Keyword | paper money |
ComponentsSearch | deck:current tag:RSH is:suspended (hanzi:钞 or keyword:"few" or keyword:"p.a drop of" or keyword:"king" or keyword:"small" or keyword:"gold" or keyword:"p.umbrella") |
Story | |
StrokeCount | 9 |
Pinyin | |
Tags | RSH RSH2 RSH2-12 |
Hanzi | 尬 |
Traditional | |
HeisigNumber | 2500 |
HeisigSequence | 2687 |
Keyword | embarrassed |
ComponentsSearch | deck:current tag:RSH is:suspended (hanzi:尬 or keyword:"p.crutches" or keyword:"remarkable" or keyword:"p.a drop of" or keyword:"introduce" or keyword:"pooch" or keyword:"large" or keyword:"p.frankenbowser" or keyword:"youngster" or keyword:"p.umbrella") |
Story | |
StrokeCount | 7 |
Pinyin | |
Tags | RSH RSH2 RSH2-37 SameSimpTrad |
Hanzi | 泛 |
Traditional | |
HeisigNumber | 2254 |
HeisigSequence | 2421 |
Keyword | nonspecific |
ComponentsSearch | deck:current tag:RSH is:suspended (hanzi:泛 or keyword:"p.a drop of" or keyword:"of" or keyword:"water" or keyword:"weary") |
Story | |
StrokeCount | 7 |
Pinyin | |
Tags | RSH RSH2 RSH2-31 SameSimpTrad |
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Reviews
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No stories, and you need to add the story field to all
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Well made. Thanks for the extra effort to screen cap the "primitives" and include them in the deck.
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No audio and pinyin mistakes makes learning proper pronunciation really hard. Cant use it
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No stories.
A lot of mistakes in stroke order count and pinyin pronunciation.
Still the best deck for Simplified Hanzi.
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it´s excelent :D
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This is the only good deck I've found that follows Heisig's RSH 1 and 2 and also has the cards organized the way that Heisig recommended - with the keyword on the front and the character on the back. I wish that the stories were pre-populated but you can't always get what you want, I guess. Thanks.
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Thanks for sharing it saves a lot of time.
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Great deck, saved me a lot of time. Many thanks!
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Everything perfect. Thanks!
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Thx for making and sharing this deck, creating the "out of sequence" approach for us to learn the root characters meaningfully. Amazing efforts!
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Found a solution to the following error that seems to appear on the traditional cards
Back template has a problem:
Found '{{hanzi}}', but there is no field called 'hanzi'
Click Browse and find the offending card, you might need to find the card by clicking on a few different cards by clicking on the Cards option to get a better look at the card. If it's the correct card then you'll find the error message in the preview. First one I found was card 18 Traditional.
The problem lies with the third last line of code on the Back Template tab.
word={{hanzi}}">{{StrokeCount}}</a>, Nr: {{HeisigNumber}}</p>
should be
word={{Hanzi}}">{{StrokeCount}}</a>, Nr: {{HeisigNumber}}</p>
Simply change the lowercase h in hanzi to upper case H to make Hanzi.
Simple!
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Awesome, thank you so much for the work!!
For those who wants to add your own story, use the "Story" field.
If you want to use a more calligraphic Chinese font, update the Styling section as below to use the font "Kai":
.hanzi { font-size: 100px; font-family: Kai;}
.traditional { font-size: 50px; font-family: Kai; color: #999;}
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Recommended
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{{hanzi}} fix: change to {{Hanzi}}. night mode fix: change color:black to color:inherit. missing pinyin fix: get Chinese Support Redux v0.14.0 https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1128979221 , click 汉字 in the editor when the correct note type is selected, Chinese→Bulk Fill→Transcription
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I'm having an issue with this deck (or is it with Anki ?). I'm using Anki in dark mode and all my other decks with no exception display the Hanzi in white on black background. Unfortunately, it seems this deck displays characters in black, so they cannot be seen. Is there a way to fix this that doesn't require turning dark mode off ? Thanks.
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Great deck for learning Heisig system. Instruction in the deck are precious.
I would add that you _have_ to enable whiteboard feature and actually write all characters before showing the answer.
Also change to handwritten Kaiti font by adding this to "Cards..." CSS style:
@font-face { font-family: myfont; src: url('_gkai00mp.ttf'); }
and using myfont in Hanzi field
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Thanks a lot! :)
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Great deck. Masssive probs.
To the dude before me: Just delete card-type 3 (just traditional ones) and the deck works fine again.
Since it´s a deck for Simplified, it´s a marginal issue.
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As of the recent update 07/28/202 the deck no longer works. When trying to view cards I get the message:
Back template has a problem:
Found '{{hanzi}}', but there is no field called 'hanzi'
spent hours trying to find help on the website, Youtube and the web in general and can find nothing that works. Found the deck useful before this happened. BTW it still works in Android version on my phone.
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Superb
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Great deck - To the person who thumbsdowned this: The mnemonics are copyrighted. For those, you should buy the book. This deck is meant to be used together with the books, and not instead of it.
PS! There is an error on the 3rd card template.
<a href="http://www.yellowbridge.com/chinese/character-stroke-order.php?word={{hanzi}}"> has reference to {{hanzi}} but should be {{Hanzi}}
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An essential complement to the Heisig books. The tags are great for filtering, if you want to i.e. cram a certain lesson.
The lack of stories, as mentioned by a negative review, imho is not a disadvantage, once I see the hanzi of a keyword I have forgotten the story is very easy to recover from memory.
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I love the Heisig method. And this deck is so super useful. I use it on a daily basis. However I already discovered that the meta information and key words provided by the deck are great for searching. Thanks to the author of this deck for contributing! Thanks a lot!
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This deck missed out the most important thing about Heisig's purpose, and that is to represent each characters with a story to easily remember it. Somehow this deck doesn't have the stories assigned to each character which makes this pretty similar to the rest of the chinese characters decks out there.
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good deck but having pinyin for all hanzi would be perfect
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Great deck! Really helpful!
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Can I buy you a drink, Sir?
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this deck is the perfect companion to the Heisig's books, providing the pinyin and the traditional equivalent for the simplified characters makes up for where the books lack
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Thank you so much for your hard work! This must have taken forever to make. I'm studying traditional so I have to make some modifications, but this deck has been a huge time saver.
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This deck is great! I've learned 1350 characters in 3 months or so.
But I see that in a few weeks I'll start to learn the characters without the pinyin (pronounciation) on the back of the cards.
What should I do?
Should I search every character on the internet and type the pinyin myself??
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Awesome deck! Thanks for uploading the folder with primitive images!
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Really great deck, thanks for putting all the effort in to make this so usable.
If you would like to use this deck with cards sorted by frequency, with unused "building block" cards appearing before each hanzi, I have created an add-on that will sort your deck in this order, and more.
See
https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/2129668097
This eliminates the need for manually searching with the provided SQL search, but does infact utilise the provided SQL search, so thanks again to the deck author for such a great resource.
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Great deck
However links to the additional material is a bit broken and primitive images are not displaying to me. I think I'm going to email author regarding these issues and see if I can offer any help.
Comment from author
I believe I have fixed the media file issue for the primitive images with the shared deck, so it should work for new users of this deck.
For those of you who are already using the deck, I've uploaded a .zip file of the media files for the primitive images:
https://www.lightwanderer.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/rsh-primitive-images.zip
If you download that file and unzip it in your Anki media directory, it should fix the problem. Another option would be to create a new temporary profile within Anki, get this shared deck for that profile, and then copy the media files from that temporary profile into your existing profile.
Hope that helps!
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thanks, extremely helpful
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Thanks! This deck is pretty solid. I study 100 cards a day. I can filter with `card:keyword is:suspended` to list cards that I haven't studied yet. By spreading my study time to 20 cards per session, I can easily unsuspend the cards I need. So the whole process has been simplified with the help of this deck: (1) Study 20 hanzi, (2) Unsuspend 20 of the hanzi in Anki, (3) Review the 20 hanzi, (4) and Repeat to 100 cards. I'm able to knock out 3000 Hanzi in less than 6 weeks with only 2-3 hours of studying.
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I love this deck and it works perfect for supplementary study!
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Love it
After going through nearly 1300 cards with this deck, I found I had a couple of problems with the Heiseg method.
First, even after more than a thousand characters, there were many common words I still didn't know.
Second, I knew the key words but not the Pinyin.
So I zapped my deck and followed the suggestion of suspending, finding the words and tracing back through the characters and words building it up.This is far better as it uses the best parts of Heiseg - keywords and build up - along with learning the words I want to know. This deck is essential for this approach because it contains the ComponentsSearch..
My earlier studies were not wasted as I focus now on the pinyin. I have created a new card which goes from Pinyin back to Hanzi, keyword,and ComponentsSearch and attacking it again.
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The icing on the cake!!
The Heisig method, by itself, is a phenomenally efficient way to learn the 汉字 and this deck makes it doubly so. By providing the SQL for extracting the cards related to a given character, the author has created a very flexible resource. Rather than suspending and unsuspending cards, as suggested by the author, I prefer to hive cards off into filtered decks.
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This is a masterpiece!
Ok, before I start praising this Deck, a major problem of Heisig's method has to be mentioned. The original author, James W. Heisig, learned the 2,000 characters of the Japanese alphabet (which is almost identical to the simplified Chinese alphabet) in about a month. He did this by dissecting the characters into smaller pieces, which were either themselves characters, or, just smaller pieces without a separate meaning, but repeating in other characters. He then put those characters in an increasing and meaningful order, so that you have learned it’s elements before you learn a complex character. He also uses the method of creating little ‘stories’ for every character based on its elements, so that you can remember it (this might sound like it’s adding complexity, but actually it’s a proven method since the invention of rhetoric and used by almost all master of public speech). But he did not write a language text book with grammar, vocabulary, phrases, etc. Because of the different order of presentation of characters of Heisig’s method compared to real textbooks or actual language courses, you had to learn ALL the characters before you take the course or read the textbook. This Anki deck solves this problem elegantly. At the start you have to suspend all cards of this Deck. Then you search for your character, activate it and its simpler parts by unsuspending them as described in the author notes above. Just unsuspend more characters as needed. I was just wondering how to import my painfully typed excel sheet of the first 1,500 characters to Anki and now I find this Deck…it’s freaking awesome!