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Free resources for learning Mandarin Chinese. Those mentioned in Language/Multiple-languages/Culture/Internet-resources-for-polyglots are not to be listed again here.

http://www.rtega.be/chmn/[edit | edit source]

For remembering characters.

https://www.skishore.me/makemeahanzi/[edit | edit source]

About characters. It is open-source.

http://www.chinesehideout.com/challenge/[edit | edit source]

For learning and practicing characters and words. It also provides other options besides HSK.

https://mandarinbean.com/[edit | edit source]

Texts to read. They are so short.

https://hanyufanting.com/[edit | edit source]

For listening.

https://www.duchinese.net/[edit | edit source]

Free users can only read the newest ones. But there is no better alternative.

http://www.chinesetoolbox.com/[edit | edit source]

Program for reading.

https://hahachn.wordpress.com/internet-slang-glossary/[edit | edit source]

Internet slangs.

https://www.relativescalc.com/[edit | edit source]

Like a calculator, it helps to understand the forms of address of relatives.

http://fonts.jp/hanazono/[edit | edit source]

Hanazono contains more than 80k characters. If you are using Cangjie and feel annoyed to always see "tofu", this one can help.

https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Mahjongg[edit | edit source]

I couldn't imagine I can be fond of mahjong solitaire. This one can help to learn some common Kangxi radicals. I wish they can do more.

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