The book's approach was based on the idea that kanji characters were not just abstract symbols, but pictorial representations of words and concepts. By associating each kanji with a vivid image or story, learners could more easily commit the character to memory and recall its meaning.
The book's approach was based on the idea that kanji characters were not just abstract symbols, but pictorial representations of words and concepts. By associating each kanji with a vivid image or story, learners could more easily commit the character to memory and recall its meaning.
