xíngshēng (). This classification was later criticised by Chen Mengjia (1911–1966) and Qiu Xigui. Both Chen and Qiu offered their own sānshū. See also Radicals in Chinese characters Chinese writing Chinese calligraphy Japanese writing Stroke order Ateji, Chinese characters used phonetically in Japanese Transliteration into Chinese characters, Chinese characters used phonetically Xiesheng series References Citations Sources This page draws heavily on the French Wikipedia page Classification des sinogrammes, retrieved 12 April 2005. (English translation of Wénzìxué Gàiyào , Shangwu, 1988.) (preprint) Further reading (Harvard University)(Translated by Lionel Charles Hopkins) (Note:Tond Dai and T'ung Tai are the same person, he was counted as two authors on google books) (Translated by Lionel Charles Hopkins, Walter Perceval Yetts) (Translated by L. C. Hopkins ) External links Images of the Different character classifications The Silver Horde: Mongol Scripts Image of pictograms in Hanzi Hanja Kanji Chinese characters