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Learn Chinese characters, stroke-order demos, export custom PDF copybooks
🖋 学写汉字 - Chinese Writing is a Chinese character learning app. From recognition to writing, every stroke counts: built-in stroke-order animations show you how each character is written, while tracing practice helps you write it right — all on your phone. Turn any text into a printable PDF copybook with one tap, and practice offline on paper. Reading and writing together make Chinese characters stick. ✨ KEY FEATURES ① Recognize + Write, Together Enter any character you want to learn — watch the stroke order, then practice writing it Tracing mode (semi-transparent guide characters) helps beginners start every stroke in the right place ② Stroke-Order Animation Animated, stroke-by-stroke demos show writing sequence and pen movement Guide characters and animations use the same font, perfectly aligned — copy without drifting Play / pause / clear and replay — study the direction of every stroke as many times as you need ③ Custom Learning Content Word lists, poems, quotes, textbook sentences… any text becomes a practice copybook automatically Build your own character library — saved permanently, ready to reuse anytime Add and remove preset or custom characters freely; your learning list, your rules ④ One-Tap PDF Export Choose the number of tracing rows and free-writing rows to match your practice load Automatic pagination with clean layout — no overflow, no misplaced pages Share directly to WeChat, email, or a printer via the system share sheet Print it out and practice away from the screen 🎯 WHO IT'S FOR Students — master stroke order and handwriting, build a solid foundation in Chinese Chinese learners — learn characters from stroke one, with a clear writing system Parents — create custom literacy copybooks for your kids' after-school practice Adults — relax, focus, and improve your handwriting one character at a time 📱 Download now and start with your first character. Every stroke is progress.