Gateways, Walls, Doors, and Towns in Chinese Kanji: Debunking Confusion
By Petunia Pie
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Exploring the fundamentals of Chinese kanji glyphs used in the Japanese language referring to gateways, doors, walls, villages, and towns, along with various entrance ways, derived as an abridged listing from over 13,500 glyphs; JIS pronunciations displayed in both kana syllabaries and romaji; meanings published by Japanese, Chinese, and Unicode external sources for comparison; vocabulary examples from Japanese and Chinese selected from over 375,000 dictionary entries; stroke count, Japanese …



