#2(Level 3 #3) Video

In the very beginning of the video, he was reading a dictionary.

The character "fish" changed the arrangement of the four dots from traditional to simplified. In the traditional version, the four dots are placed at the top of the character, while in the simplified version, the four dots are moved to the bottom of the character.

Taiwan does not use simplified characters. Simplified characters were introduced in mainland China in the 1950s as a way to increase literacy rates and make the writing system easier to learn. However, Taiwan continues to use traditional characters, which are more complex and closer to the original form of Chinese characters. The use of traditional characters in Taiwan is seen as a way to preserve cultural heritage and maintain a distinct identity separate from mainland China.

Mike learned to write characters by sitting in front of the TV and watching it. This suggests that he learned through observation and practice while being engaged with the television.

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This answer lists the six orders of writing Chinese characters. These orders provide guidelines for the correct stroke order and sequence when writing Chinese characters. The first order is to write the top before the bottom, followed by writing the left before the right. The third order is to write the bottom stroke last. The fourth order is to write horizontal strokes before vertical strokes. The fifth order is to write inside box strokes before completing the box. The last order is to write the center strokes before the sides.