Lowynterr

Recently, I learned about "fanqie" from the publication "Zhuangzi Jishi" by Zhonghua Book Company. After watching the video, I finally understood why I always failed when trying to use fanqie. First, the same character can have different sounds in different times and spaces; second, the fanqie takes the initial consonant of the upper character and the final and tone of the lower character, which actually refers to the content of the Chinese phonetic system in phonology. Using modern Chinese pinyin to cut, of course, doesn't work, but it might coincidentally be correct sometimes.