These are materials I have compiled for students and scholars to learn to read Buddhist texts in Chinese. This is very much a work in progress; suggestions for improvement are welcome. Alex Amies has prepared a web-based version for volumes 1 and 2. Unlike the version below, which is a simple PDF for download, this version allows you to hover over characters to see their definitions from the glossary. (The latest version of Volume 1 is the PDF version; I need to update the following): http://www.primerbuddhism.org/

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Yitizi Zidian (异体字字典, Diccionari de variants dels caràcters xinesos), breu introducció: Els caràcters xinesos tenen una llarga història i, a banda de la pròpia evolució de la forma, els diferents processos de transmissió contínua pels quals han passat (com la còpia, el gravat i la impressió) inevitablement han creat caràcters d’aparença complexa i variada. Així doncs, per a afavorir l’estudi dels caràcters, la comunicació escrita i el desenvolupament de la informació, el Ministeri d’Educació de la Xina va establir «l’escriptura regular» i la va fixar com a estàndard en l’ús dels caràcters. Posteriorment, per tal de recopilar la història dels caràcters xinesos, es va començar a recollir les formes dels caràcters dels diccionaris i documents literaris des de l’antiguitat fins a l’actualitat, alhora que relacionaven els caràcters en escriptura regular amb aquelles variants amb la mateixa pronunciació i significat, que son els que conformen el gran diccionari on convergeixen les formes dels caràcters, l’ anomenat Yitizi Zidian (异体字字典, Diccionari de variants dels caràcters xinesos). (Traduït del xinès)

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This textbook was first compiled by Professor Patrick Hanan at Harvard University in 1984. In the introduction, Professor Hanan acknowledged his appreciation to those who had contributed to the completion and revision of the book. Since then many graduate teaching fellows from the department of EALC at Harvard have provided invaluable suggestions for the revision of this textbook: Margaret Baptist Wan, Anthony George, Xiaofei Tian, Regina Llamas and Hu Hisao-chen. This revised version of textbook includes the grammar notes prepared by Professor David Lattimore who taught at Harvard during the 1992 academic year and the glossary of grammar terms by Professor Judith Zeitlin. Paul Rouzer’s commentary to the first 16 lessons have been included in this edition. Some changes were made for the purpose of consistency and convenience by Shang Wei and Le-ning Liu, and later by Andrew Schonebaum. Andrew Schonebaum and Kong Mei edited and produced the online version in 2021, with the permission of Professor Hanan’s granddaughters Joanna Hanan Billings and Liz Hanan. We are grateful to all those mentioned here and to readers who will create and share subsequent editions. Andrew Schonebaum Kong, Mei

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