Enables stroke-order practice for simplified and traditional Chinese characters in Anki, with progressively harder recall, practice mode, automatic pinyin/meaning, and audio support.
Alternatives to maobi - Chinese Hanzi Writing Quizzes in Anki v0 6 0
AnkiWeb addon 931477147
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