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• Chinese language (links | edit)
• Chinese numerals (links | edit)
• Mandarin Chinese (links | edit)
• Philippines (links | edit)
• Pinyin (links | edit)
• Standard Chinese (links | edit)
• Tagalog language (links | edit)
• Wade–Giles (links | edit)
• Hakka Chinese (links | edit)
• Taiwanese Hokkien (links | edit)
• Soy sauce (links | edit)
• Metro Manila (links | edit)
• Wubi method (links | edit)
• Written Chinese (links | edit)
• Chinese characters (links | edit)
• Classical Chinese (links | edit)
• Yue Chinese (links | edit)
• Nüshu (links | edit)
• Cebu (links | edit)
• Baguio (links | edit)
• Written vernacular Chinese (links | edit)
• Dungan language (links | edit)
• Min Chinese (links | edit)
• Manila (links | edit)
• Chengyu (links | edit)
• Southern Min (links | edit)
• Filipino language (links | edit)
• Middle Chinese (links | edit)
• Mindoro (links | edit)
• Languages of China (links | edit)
• Varieties of Chinese (links | edit)
• Zambales (links | edit)
• Simplified Chinese characters (links | edit)
• Taglish (links | edit)
• Mandarin Phonetic Symbols II (links | edit)
• Traditional Chinese characters (links | edit)
• Cebu City (links | edit)
• Chinese postal romanization (links | edit)
• Basilan (links | edit)
• Tongyong Pinyin (links | edit)
• Cotabato City (links | edit)
• Gwoyeu Romatzyh (links | edit)
• Chinese classifier (links | edit)
• Cangjie input method (links | edit)
• Chinese grammar (links | edit)
• Four-corner method (links | edit)
• Cebuano language (links | edit)
• Taishanese (links | edit)
• List of varieties of Chinese (links | edit)
• Stroke order (links | edit)