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What's New in 3.6 • Added Hanzi through Poetry (Pro): 10 levels and 100 classical Chinese poems to learn character pronunciations, meanings and writing in context. The original poems, pinyin, translations and Mandarin readings are free to view and listen to. • Read the whole poem, then practice one line. The preview shows a translation for each line and highlights the line you are practicing. Redesigned poetry progress cards on the home screen and lesson completion screens show the lines practiced and what comes next. • A clearer daily plan: one poetry line, 5 new characters in Graded Hanzi, or 5 course vocabulary items in HSK each day, with reviews scheduled separately. Removed the study-time goal setting; daily plans are now based on learning content. • Added printable workbooks for Graded Hanzi and Hanzi through Poetry (Pro). Preview, export PDFs and print from the home screen or within a lesson, with stroke-order examples and writing grids. • Improved line-by-line poetry practice and resuming after a pause. Fixed an issue where reopening a completed line returned to its last character. • Revised poetry translations in multiple languages, added notes on historical meanings, wordplay and cultural context, and improved course layouts for larger text sizes and iPad. Your existing learning progress, favorites and review records will be kept.
Hanzi Stroke helps you learn to write simplified Chinese characters on iPhone and iPad. Practice stroke order, connect each hanzi with its pinyin and meaning, then write it from memory. For beginners learning Mandarin and HSK students who want to move from recognizing characters to remembering how to write them. Learn Chinese stroke order by writing Watch a character take shape, then practice with your finger or Apple Pencil on iPad. Get feedback on stroke order, stroke direction and character structure, and work on strokes that need attention. Animated stroke-order data covers more than 9,500 Chinese characters. Study HSK vocabulary in context Choose HSK 2.0 levels 1–6 or HSK 3.0 levels 1–6 and the advanced 7–9 group. Learn words with pinyin, meanings, pronunciation and example sentences. Look up a word in the built-in HSK dictionary by Chinese characters, pinyin or meaning, then bring it into your writing practice. Remember characters with spaced review In writing reviews, use pinyin, meaning and audio to recall a character before revealing the answer. Step-by-step hints help when you get stuck. Review intervals adapt to your recall, and writing history distinguishes attempts made independently from those made with hints. Flashcards, dictation and sentence fill-in exercises give you more ways to practice. Practice the words you need Create personal word lists from pasted text, CSV or TXT files, or scans of printed simplified Chinese. Text recognition runs on your device. Practice characters with available stroke data and create printable worksheets to keep writing on paper. Build a routine you can return to A daily plan brings lessons and due reviews together. Resume unfinished learning and follow your progress over time. No app account is required, and there are no third-party ads. Optional iCloud sync keeps your learning progress across Apple devices; purchases and cloud sync require an internet connection. Free version and Pro Start with the free version. Some courses and practice tools require Pro; see the app for current access, purchase options and prices. Pro subscriptions renew automatically until canceled in your Apple account settings. Lifetime Pro is a one-time purchase with no renewal. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/