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How do adults learn to read?
You can learn Chinese Pinyin first. The Chinese Pinyin invented by Mr. Zhou Youguang was created for China's literacy. Simple and easy to learn, adults are more acceptable.

Learn some simple high-frequency words, such as mountain, water, king and earth.

Improve your interest in learning by reading newspaper novels, step by step, from shallow to deep, and gradually learn compound words.

(Note: We know that it is not difficult for a native English speaker to speak with his mouth, which is the spoken language we must use in daily communication. But it may not be expressed in words, because words are a set of established symbol systems, which have been inherited and developed for thousands of years to form words for written expression. If ordinary people want to master it, they must spend a lot of time and energy on systematic learning. For the vast number of farmers in agricultural society, written expression is not a necessary ability compared with farming experience, so a large number of people at the grassroots level are illiterate, which is commonly known as "illiteracy".

Chinese Pinyin is actually a phonetic notation, and the recording forms and symbols of its characters are marked according to pronunciation. In short, you can read everything according to the text, even if you don't understand its meaning. For foreigners, learning simple pinyin can correctly read all Chinese characters. Japanese pseudonyms and Korean proverbs are phonetic. These two countries, which originally belonged to China cultural circle, essentially created their own writing systems to help their people read and write, and phonography is undoubtedly the easiest to learn. Interestingly, Korean proverbs were created by King Sejong as early as15th century, but they were opposed by many literati and nobles who admired Chinese characters. They think that abandoning Chinese characters means losing the civilization of the Central Plains and becoming a benevolent country. So Korean was not widely used until the 20th century (like Japanese now), and Chinese characters were gradually abandoned after 1970, mainly written in pure proverbs. )

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