From: jandersen@talentex.co.uk
Date: Sat Jan 30 2010 - 03:09:08 CST
Ed Trager wrote:
> A few years ago, when I first began experimenting with AJAX-based web
> applications, I put together an online resource of my own which,
> although certainly not as extensive as something like zdic.net,
> nevertheless has served my own purposes fairly well. Click on
> "部首输入表" and then just click on a radical:
>
> http://cicadadictionary.com/cidian/index.html
>
> (this latter resource requires a fully standards-compliant browser
> like Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera -- I've never bothered to make my
> resource work in Internet Explorer).
>
I like your website - I see that it several fonts that wasn't aware of.
Now if only somebody would create a font with seal-script glyphs.
>
> So, in reality quite a lot of options are available in traditional
> paper media. If you don't have the chance to buy books over in East
> Asia, try exploring book shops in the "China town" section of any
> large city and you may be able to find something that fits the bill.
>
Yes - I have several. The funny thing is, though, that the best one is
one I bought 30 years ago - it is simply called "A Chinese-English
Dictionary" published in 1979 by 商务印书馆, no ISBN.
/jan
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