My name is Giannalberto Bendazzi and I am an animation historian. This collection is named after me. Unfortunately I didn't even know that it existed. I take it as an honour made by some anonymous admirer. It's beautiful to have admirers...
These are the most basic characters in Chinese. Of course there are more to express complicated ideas. But I have to say Chinese is a very ambiguous language and one should depend a lot on the context to understand what exactly one character means, because its meaning varies a lot in different contexts.
I’ve spent about 100,000 hours studying English humor and Western culture. My native language is Chinese. I’m teaching Chinese language in jokes and pictures. It makes learning Chinese funny and much easier. Laughter can help us reduce tensions.
I like how the reupload is now basically useless since annotations have been removed But who knows, maybe the original video was lost, in which case this _is_ still useful!
Thank you for bringing this to my attention. Unfortunately, CZcams disabled the annotation feature, and I wasn't aware of it until now. I fixed it with subtitles/captions. Please turn on subtitles/captions in your CZcams browser. Thank you!
@@bkhsiung Hmm, the subtitles clearly exist now, there just don't seem to be anything there except for occasional blank spaces. Maybe I just have to wait for CZcams to update the video?
@@katakana1 It's not really a subtitle. I didn't translate what was spoken. They're still annotations for characters shown on the screen, just in the form of a subtitle. Scroll to 40 sec and/or 1 min mark, and let me know if you still see nothing.
吃 (Chī) What is the Last stroke name in this character? Please tell me this stroke name "乙" .... (example words仡 ,.... 汔 .... 讫 .... 迄 ..) 口 = shu, hengzhe, heng. = pie, heng. 乙 = .............? I don't know this stroke name?
Chinese is the most advanced visual language currently in use with 1.4 billon people. Because it involves extensive visual and auditory processing thus leading to a higher IQ. A unique brain wave called N200 only shows up to readers of Chinese characters and does not exist in readers of alphabetic words. Written Chinese is a vision-based while alphabetic scripts are audition-based. Every character is crystallized wisdom. Brain creates language, language shapes brain, brain shapes culture.
金+戈+戈=錢 (qian) gold on left 2 daggers on right, means money. 手+戈=我 (wo) hand on left dagger on right, means I. Both money and false concept of self are double edged swords, one can easily hurt oneself or others. 止+戈=武 (wu) dagger on top stop on bottom, means military, violence and martial art, the best fight is no fight, crystallization of The Art of War. 口+人+人=肉 (rou) a man eating another man into his big mouth, means meat and flesh, they will switch role next life.
It looks wonderful. But it didn't point out the key feature of one character to distinguish from others, such as tiger, deer and horse. They should be featured by complex stripe, big horn and beautiful mane respectively.
Hey man thanks for the vid.. really something that I was looking for...!!! But any idea how did you guys arrive at the words that describe non-physical words like - peace, happiness, sadness, etc .. just out of curiosity.. I love Mandarin and giving my best to learn it.
知+日=智(zhi) knowledge on top sun below, means radiant conscious intelligence. 丰+丰+手+心=慧 (hui) 2 harvests on top hand in middle mind below, means the harvest of deeper wisdom for being aware of the unconscious or self-nature. 知+疒=痴 (chi) knowledge inside the sickbed, so knowledge lying on sickbed is ignorance and insanity. 奴+心=怒 (nu) slave on top mind below, means anger. 丶+刀+心=忍 (ren) knife with a drop of blood on top of heart or mind, means endurance or ninja.
Chinese words are symbols, drawings that ancient people used to communicate. Unlike most societies, the language took letters and became an alphabet. But in Chinese, the characters remained in their pictures and never created an alphabet from them. Hope that helps a little.
Take A Look At The Bottom Right Look They Have Two Chinese Characters Look At The Ancient Chinese Writing Look Under The Ancient Chinese Character You're Going To See A Chinese Character Those Are Not Ancient They Where Probably Back In The 1900 Some Of Those Characters Still Exists And Some Don't Anymore I Hope It Helps A Lot
btw, there is no Chinese keyboard. An English keyboard is used. Pinyin is used as an input method to enter a Chinese character. Pinyin is the Latin script of the Chinese language. It reflects the pronunciation of a character. It's more or less like romaji (Roman letters) to Japanese.
Yes there is. There is the TsangChieh input method invented by Zhu BangFu. TsangChieh is the name of the God who allegedly invented Chinese characters.
Xiao Ou Qi I know this video is made in mainland China but... ...Your Chinese Tranditional is destroyed by Chinese Simplified Characters, you know? So I dont understand WHAT IS THIS VIDEO "TALKING" ABOUT!
Katsu Yama I like traditional characters better than simplified, but I’m pretty sure this is for using Chinese like for everyday use, not poems or history Also it’s not destroyed, traditional characters are still in use in many rural parts of china, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Macau.
![Thirty-Six (36) Characters [三十六个字] - english subtitles](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Sv-cBKa5S6g/mqdefault.jpg)
My name is Giannalberto Bendazzi and I am an animation historian. This collection is named after me. Unfortunately I didn't even know that it existed. I take it as an honour made by some anonymous admirer. It's beautiful to have admirers...
Are you sure
@@guangdiz6669 wasup guangdi
this is the most artistic and authentic interpretation of chinese characters.
Amazing video!
Primitive characters are indeed a great way to learn; I use the method and it works very efficiently :)
These are the most basic characters in Chinese. Of course there are more to express complicated ideas. But I have to say Chinese is a very ambiguous language and one should depend a lot on the context to understand what exactly one character means, because its meaning varies a lot in different contexts.
Thank you for adding English annotation to this video. I am using it for my Chinese class. Chinese characters are so amazing~
I’ve spent about 100,000 hours studying English humor and Western culture. My native language is Chinese. I’m teaching Chinese language in jokes and pictures. It makes learning Chinese funny and much easier. Laughter can help us reduce tensions.
This OG 80s style video is one of the most nostalgic ones here!
Thanks for uploading.
Would be great if there was a word for word translation.
i saw it this summer during my chinese course at BLCU in beijing i simply love it thanks a lot for posting ^_^
One the most wonderful animations I have ever seen. :)
你好我从新西兰莱. This video is really amazing, the art of it is so good. I'm learning chinese and this is helpful so much, xiexie ni!!
I like how the reupload is now basically useless since annotations have been removed
But who knows, maybe the original video was lost, in which case this _is_ still useful!
Thank you for bringing this to my attention. Unfortunately, CZcams disabled the annotation feature, and I wasn't aware of it until now. I fixed it with subtitles/captions. Please turn on subtitles/captions in your CZcams browser. Thank you!
@@bkhsiung That was helpful, thank you too!
@@bkhsiung Hmm, the subtitles clearly exist now, there just don't seem to be anything there except for occasional blank spaces. Maybe I just have to wait for CZcams to update the video?
@@katakana1 It's not really a subtitle. I didn't translate what was spoken. They're still annotations for characters shown on the screen, just in the form of a subtitle. Scroll to 40 sec and/or 1 min mark, and let me know if you still see nothing.
@@bkhsiung I see it now, looks like it just took CZcams some time to update everything
1:25 鷹eagle:trained bird for hunds other birds
this video needs more views and it deserves it
Thanks for uploading
@BlakeFalling I know right? If we kept these, I actually wouldn't mind writing Chinese. It would be more like drawing.
Awesome! Nice way to learn! 很 好！
My teacher Ms.Shuk showed me this video like at the second day of bilingual
there are basically 6 ways the Chinese Characters are constructed.
a brief introduction on wiki
awsome :3 Thank U so much ;)
this is so neat! i wish we could have an historical video of our writing in the West.
this is so good! im learning sssooooo much!!!!!!!;-)))))))))))))))))))))happy face!!!!
Nice video. Very enjoyable
谢谢你 this is very interesting 😲
This beat.
馬夫花羊虎象鹿豕鸟龟
Aminah:song
You: DrAwInG
吃 (Chī) What is the Last stroke name in this character? Please tell me this stroke name "乙" .... (example words仡 ,.... 汔 .... 讫 .... 迄 ..)
口 = shu, hengzhe, heng.
= pie, heng.
乙 = .............? I don't know this stroke name?
It's 橫折彎鉤
Pronounced as hén zhé wan gou:)
Amazing and interesting.
hello!!! do you have another one? please they are very interesting!!
It would be nice if you could add some annotations of the words they were saying :) But still a great video
Chinese is the most advanced visual language currently in use with 1.4 billon people. Because it involves extensive visual and auditory processing thus leading to a higher IQ. A unique brain wave called N200 only shows up to readers of Chinese characters and does not exist in readers of alphabetic words. Written Chinese is a vision-based while alphabetic scripts are audition-based. Every character is crystallized wisdom. Brain creates language, language shapes brain, brain shapes culture.
金+戈+戈=錢 (qian) gold on left 2 daggers on right, means money.
手+戈=我 (wo) hand on left dagger on right, means I. Both money and false concept of self are double edged swords, one can easily hurt oneself or others.
止+戈=武 (wu) dagger on top stop on bottom, means military, violence and martial art, the best fight is no fight, crystallization of The Art of War.
口+人+人=肉 (rou) a man eating another man into his big mouth, means meat and flesh, they will switch role next life.
太万
这是真棒感谢
I don't understand. 我不明白
does anyone know the chinese characters for the words honest expression?
This was cute! :D
we watched this in chinese class
Where did you found this video in youtube
It looks wonderful. But it didn't point out the key feature of one character to distinguish from others, such as tiger, deer and horse. They should be featured by complex stripe, big horn and beautiful mane respectively.
The words were not made by him, but china specifically
@ginnypotter thx for showing this to me buddy, and I totally agree with you. They should just keep the old ones
鳥、馬、船、網とかが日本語の漢字と微妙に違うんだね
Amazing!
this is wonderful!!
山水舟木、虎羊马犬，石日花竹，门舍叟夫。
Y U NO RIGHT ORDER
oh so fun !!! i love his voice the little boy :v
+naviahdik yes, its very good
Wow! I like it!
seems I cannot input url
please search this on English wiki
Chinese_character_classification
真好
Why is the old man's head shaped like that?
(this is awesome)
the ping pang qiu
浓浓的中国风啊
Hoy lo vi en mi curso de Chino
可否告訴我們有哪36個字呢？謝謝您！
Lol me too :P
36 한자 Character Animation
This seems like a very primitive and restricted way to relay ideas. How would a chinese keyboard work?
I Ilike it
You're welcome~
Wonderfullll!!!
很好
Hey man thanks for the vid.. really something that I was looking for...!!! But any idea how did you guys arrive at the words that describe non-physical words like - peace, happiness, sadness, etc .. just out of curiosity.. I love Mandarin and giving my best to learn it.
哭 the 口 are the eyes the little dian is the tears, the 大 is the body i guess
开心 is like, when you are happy, you open your heart. 生气 is like when you are angry, you will grow some gas inside you so u get angry i think
No problem~ :)
정말 재미있어요^^眞有意思!!
Ha~ Glad you like it. :)
You're welcome~! :)
Thanks~~ :)
知+日=智(zhi) knowledge on top sun below, means radiant conscious intelligence.
丰+丰+手+心=慧 (hui) 2 harvests on top hand in middle mind below, means the harvest of deeper wisdom for being aware of the unconscious or self-nature.
知+疒=痴 (chi) knowledge inside the sickbed, so knowledge lying on sickbed is ignorance and insanity.
奴+心=怒 (nu) slave on top mind below, means anger.
丶+刀+心=忍 (ren) knife with a drop of blood on top of heart or mind, means endurance or ninja.
hi
现在再也画不出这么有情怀的动画了
悲觀了，中國動畫最近發展的不錯
Oh
*OMFG THIS HAS LESS THAN 200 COMMENTS!!!!* rlly. It does. Like my -not awful but- _REALLY COOL_ CZcams tricks?
Ａｎｄ ｔｈｉｓ？
How did Chinese word started
Please answer asap
Chinese words are symbols, drawings that ancient people used to communicate.
Unlike most societies, the language took letters and became an alphabet.
But in Chinese, the characters remained in their pictures and never created an alphabet from them.
Hope that helps a little.
Take A Look At The Bottom Right Look They Have Two Chinese Characters Look At The Ancient Chinese Writing Look Under The Ancient Chinese Character You're Going To See A Chinese Character Those Are Not Ancient They Where Probably Back In The 1900 Some Of Those Characters Still Exists And Some Don't Anymore I Hope It Helps A Lot
btw, there is no Chinese keyboard. An English keyboard is used. Pinyin is used as an input method to enter a Chinese character. Pinyin is the Latin script of the Chinese language. It reflects the pronunciation of a character. It's more or less like romaji (Roman letters) to Japanese.
Yes there is. There is the TsangChieh input method invented by Zhu BangFu. TsangChieh is the name of the God who allegedly invented Chinese characters.
漢字だよなぁ
一火灭
林火焚
女子好
田力男
日月明
一大天
田木果
八刀分
木木林
Lol
Also its supposed to be 木木林火焚
love the goat
“簡化字”
毕克的声音就是好听
I can speaking both
ok
thank yoe
被简化后没有原来像了。。。。比如 馬。。。。好吧，我真的不喜欢有一些简化字。。。
Shadow Jiang 簡化字將先人的智慧抹殺掉了，難記難懂！蠢的很。尤其大量斬頭去尾的字，更是可怕。
+Tony Ouyang 简化字容易学习，不容易写错，更何况新华字典上都有繁体备注
+Tony Ouyang 我呼吁恢复甲骨文！这才是正统！
还是秦朝的篆体更像不是么？
@@yilihamujiangyimiremizi9369 從沒寫對過簡體字....怎辦
好！
可
Ri
Shan
Shui
Mu
Niao
Xiang
Cao
Tian
Zhu
Ma
Fu
6:39
Mi trovis cxi tiu video cxe fejsbuko kaj mi sxatas gxin.
ENGLISH
evolve
What the hell does that mean
JHOSTIN TOLA words
Goreng Maggi 中国话
Mandarin
*Tiun videon
mandarin
face
中國
I dont think this is a good film
They use Chinese Simplified Characters!!!
Katsu Yama this was created in the mainland, what do u expect?
BTW I am a mainland Chinese
Xiao Ou Qi
I know this video is made in mainland China but...
...Your Chinese Tranditional is destroyed by Chinese Simplified Characters, you know?
So I dont understand WHAT IS THIS VIDEO "TALKING" ABOUT!
Katsu Yama I like traditional characters better than simplified, but I’m pretty sure this is for using Chinese like for everyday use, not poems or history
Also it’s not destroyed, traditional characters are still in use in many rural parts of china, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Macau.
Xiao Ou Qi
czcams.com/video/FAFlQbE6euc/video.html
This is what I say
Xiao Ou Qi
And...when your country become 中華民國 in the future, Taiwan is of China, but now, it isnt
fortnite
GGAAAAAAAYYYYYYY
What an annoying child voice.
Why does he needs to be so high-pitched ?