五笔打字练习98版－输入法字根反查通 1.4.3

This is a dedicated practice software for Wubi 98. If you are looking for Wubi 86 practice, please check out our other product.

Typing speed is a personal image. Fast typing can leave a sharp and intelligent impression in online communication. On the contrary, slow typing not only makes people feel clumsy and sluggish, but can also be seen as disrespectful and dismissive.

In addition, fast typing greatly improves efficiency. We communicate with others through the internet daily, whether discussing matters or chatting, much of which is done through text. Saying the same thing, those who type fast in Wubi can get it done in a few moments. If typing is slow, a sentence can take a long time to type out, by which time others have finished communicating while oneself is still trying to express the meaning. Over time, the time spent on communication becomes considerable.

Fast typing also makes you more willing to communicate, leading to more opportunities. For fast typists, typing itself is a pleasure, a proficient and liberating form of self-expression. Therefore, they are more inclined to share their views, participate actively in discussions, thereby making more friends and gaining new development opportunities. Conversely, for slow typists, typing is torture; if they can avoid it, they will. Unconsciously, they tend to evade communication and isolate themselves.

To type quickly, Wubi is the way to go. You've probably heard this statement before. While smartphones are increasingly popular and various intelligent Pinyin input methods are available, Wubi remains the fastest. Although Pinyin input methods are becoming more intelligent, issues such as homophones and lengthy encoding remain severe problems. While mastering Wubi requires some dedicated practice, the speed it offers is unparalleled – it's fast and effortless.

Wubi also has an additional benefit: it helps maintain familiarity with writing Chinese characters. Friends who use Pinyin may have experienced that after some time, they struggle to write by hand as they get filled with Pinyin letters in their minds and forget how to write characters when picking up a pen. Wubi is a character-based input method; while using it, you think about the strokes and structures of Chinese characters rather than letters. This process is quite similar to writing characters by hand. So even if you use Wubi frequently, picking up a pen to write will feel just as natural; there won't be any unfamiliarity.

Wubi 98 is an upgraded version of Wubi 86. With more rational design of radicals and character segmentation that better aligns with writing habits. If you are new to Wubi, we recommend learning the 98 version; after all, it's the upgraded version with improvements – it's advisable to learn the most advanced one available. Existing users of the 86 version need not leave immediately either; 98 version inherits from its predecessor with no major rule changes but just some minor adjustments in radicals. Those who have mastered the 86 version will adapt quickly to the 98 version with some practice using our software.

Finally, regarding the choice of input method software: There are few applications offering the Wubi 98 version in the app stores for mobile phones; as far as we know currently, only Baidu Input Method provides Wubi 98 – others mainly offer Wubi 86 versions. In any case, find one that works well for you; what matters most is that it feels comfortable to use. A quick tip: using our application does not require installing any input method since the app already contains an embedded input engine.

Key features of this application:

• Powerful practice functionalities: categorized exercises for radicals, primary codes, secondary codes, single characters, word groups, paragraphs – with various customizable settings tailored to your needs.
• Built-in reverse lookup dictionary: input words to display Wubi encoding alongside corresponding key placements for easy learning.
• Included Wubi learning materials: exercise guides, tutorials, radical references – convenient for your reference.
• No need to install input methods - comes with an embedded input engine.
• All exercises utilize native input keyboards for an authentic practice experience.
• Z key prompt feature: enables real-time display of encodings during practice – a great learning aid.
• Exercise databases contain commonly used characters and words for practical learning.
• Combines education with enjoyment: providing a fun and pleasant practice format so that you can enjoy practicing Wubi comfortably.
• Typing speed tests: after each exercise session speed statistics are displayed; you can also compare your results on the leaderboard with other users.

Don't hesitate any longer – download it now and start practicing!

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