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04/05/2005
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Added information about the usage frequency of many words and characters
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03/05/2005
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Reverse searching (given a spanish or english word or expression, translate into chinese)
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03/05/2005
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Added information about the HSK level of chinese words
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21/03/2005
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"Dictionary" with sample phrases, to see the usage of different words in context, especially grammatical constructs
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18/03/2005
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Added Tongyong Pinyin (Taiwan) phonetic transcriptions, as suggested by Hanno E. Lecher (http://sun.sino.uni-heidelberg.de/igcs/)
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17/03/2005
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In the front page, the most popular words are shown
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17/03/2005
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Ability to see the complete change log
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16/03/2005
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Improved global statistics on the front page
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16/03/2005
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Show in translations whether the character has that meaning alone, or only in bound form (in combination with other characters)
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16/03/2005
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Now you can take online tests without the need to register (but of course results won't be stored)
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14/03/2005
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Improved changelog - now shows the state of each change
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14/03/2005
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Now you can print flashcards and writing practice cards directly from the topic dictionary, for any of the topics. No need to login or register.
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14/03/2005
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The title of the pages now changes depending on what you are doing and where you are. Before this change the title was always the same - not very helpful
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11/03/2005
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We've added a demo user so that you can see all that the site has to offer before making a decision on whether to register or not.
Use the "demo" user name and "demo" as a password to log in as the demo user.
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11/03/2005
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Added a global statistics to the front page
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08/03/2005
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The UNICODE codes for the radicals have been replaced by their equivalente characters, since Internet Explorer was not displaying radicals correctly
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08/03/2005
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Changes to the front page. Now it shows a list of the latest words, and a changelog
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08/03/2005
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More topcs were added to the thematic dictionary, and more words were added to some of the topics
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