What's new
New lessons, series and features as they ship. Subscribe to follow along.
Subscribe (Atom)Customize the stroke-annotation colors
Settings now lets you customize the stroke-annotation colors: apply a preset (red–green and blue–yellow colorblind options, plus high-contrast), or fine-tune each Cangjie code position — preview the change on common characters before saving, with a warning when two positions look too similar to tell apart.
Open →Step-by-step stroke breakdowns for the whole opening of 千字文
All 100 characters in the opening lesson of 千字文 now show a step-by-step breakdown, coloring which strokes each Cangjie code covers.
Open →Added the 弟子規 (Dizigui) series
Li Yuxiu's classic 弟子規 is now a practice text — work through it line by line while drilling Cangjie codes.
Open →More essays about Taiwan and Hong Kong
The practice-article library grows with more short essays on everyday Taiwan and Hong Kong topics.
Open →Open dictionary, per-character pages, and bilingual pages
The Cangjie dictionary and a dedicated code page for every character are now open to everyone, in both Chinese and English.
Open →New lessons: most-common characters 501–600
The most-common-characters track now reaches rank 600, every character annotated.
Open →New lessons: most-common characters 301–500
Two more hundreds added to the most-common-characters track, fully annotated.
Open →Localized subscription pricing (JPY, TWD, HKD)
Subscription prices now show in your local currency (Japanese yen, New Taiwan dollar, Hong Kong dollar) for a clearer checkout.
Added the 三字經 (Three Character Classic) series
Wang Yinglin's 三字經 joins the practice texts — a natural way to build up common characters.
Open →Step-by-step stroke breakdowns for the top 300 characters
The 300 most-common characters now show an hkcards-style breakdown, coloring which strokes each code covers.
Most-common characters 201–300, ranked by Tsai's frequency list
The common-character track is now ordered by Chih-Hao Tsai's Traditional-Chinese frequency list, with ranks 201–300 added.
Open →Added 千字文 (Thousand Character Classic) and Cangjie typing input
Zhou Xingsi's 千字文 joins the practice texts, and the dictionary now accepts Cangjie-code input for lookups.
Open →Added About, Privacy, and Terms pages
A new About page explaining what the site is for, plus a Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.
Open →New lessons on Cangjie code selection (取碼)
New lessons walk through the Cangjie code-selection rules — how to pick the right codes for a character.
Open →New character-decomposition (漢字分割) lessons
A new set of lessons teaches how to split characters into parts (head, body, and so on) — the foundation of Cangjie code-taking.
Open →Color-coded radical annotations on the first 100 characters
The first 100 characters now show color-coded annotations, so it's easy to see which radical each Cangjie code maps to.
Open →Added a Cangjie code & auxiliary-shape reference
A reference panel you can open from any screen to look up Cangjie radicals and their auxiliary shapes.
Practice with your own custom texts
Subscribers can paste in their own text and practise typing it with Cangjie.
Accounts and cross-device progress sync
Sign in with an account and your progress is saved to the cloud, so you can pick up where you left off on any device.
In-header English / Chinese language toggle
Switch the interface between Chinese and English right from the header — the whole site is bilingual.