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Stroke-by-stroke tracing
The first three levels guide you clearly; from level 4 all strokes are shown below — tap them in the right order and only the correct one is traced.
Chinese learning × light puzzling · iPhone, iPad & English
Character Assembly
Snap every stroke, every character and every classic line back into place.
Start by tracing each stroke, move on to dragging idioms into place, then restore classical Chinese texts in their original order. From level 4, players pick the correct stroke themselves; iPad adapts its layout to portrait and landscape, and English players get matching level and progress copy.
Level 4 · New mode
Stroke order challenge
The first three levels follow the prompts; from level 4 you tap the strokes shown below and trace them in the right order.
木 · Stroke Order
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木
Tap, don't drag
Puzzles built around the structure of Chinese
This is not about memorising characters or guessing answers: you choose based on stroke order, components, character sequence and meaning. Every mode keeps a clear goal, immediate feedback and progress you can pick up again.
成
Drag-and-drop idioms
Drag each tile into its target slot, then tap to read the meaning; unfinished tiles can be double-tapped back to the parts tray.
文
Classical text ordering
Find the characters in the original order from a shuffled pile and pick up where you left off; a reshuffle button rearranges the parts tray at any time.
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Multiple languages and sizes
Simplified Chinese and English are supported. On iPad, portrait reads in a single column like a phone, while landscape lays out the text, the parts and the puzzle board side by side.
Three modes, three rhythms
Characters train stroke order, idioms train word order and meaning, and classical texts rebuild long passages. Level counts and goals stay clear, so short repeated sessions work as well as longer study.
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50 character levels
Ten common characters per level. Learn the standard stroke order first, then move from guided tracing to tapping on your own.
500 common characters · stroke-by-stroke feedback易
50 four-character idiom levels
Four idioms per level, moving from high-frequency everyday idioms to shared characters, themes and easily confused allusions, with meanings available on completion.
200 idiom goals · drag to combine文
5 classical texts
Long passages are split into workable character tiles and steps so you can rebuild them character by character, with resume and reshuffle support.
Classic texts · two-column iPad landscapeLatest updates
The site mirrors the current build's gameplay and interface behaviour, so you can see the full experience before downloading or sending feedback.
Standard stroke hints keep getting refined
Hints for easily confused strokes — such as 横撇, 竖折, 竖弯钩, 卧钩, 点 and 捺 — are now aligned with the stroke-order data.
Choose your own strokes from level 4
The next stroke is no longer revealed. All strokes are laid out below — just tap the right one, no dragging needed.
iPad portrait/landscape and interface copy
The main menu, idioms, classical texts and tracing screens all adapt to orientation, and level titles plus puzzle progress are localised for the supported languages.
Designed for mobile learning and casual puzzling
The flow favours quick starts, clear goals and immediate feedback. Finishing a level unlocks the next one, and classical texts can be resumed — good for commutes, after-school practice or playing together with family.