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The domain chinese-russian.com was registered on April 29, 2003. About a year later, the first version of the Chinese–Russian electronic character dictionary, edited by Stanislav Terentyev, became publicly available on the site...

In its present form, the dictionary replaces several hefty printed volumes, fully meets the needs of a Chinese translator, and is available online 24 hours a day. Its character database also contains information impossible to present in a paper dictionary: audio recordings of character readings by native speakers and animations of character stroke order.

Having been a noncommercial project from the outset, we did not pursue perfection in giving dictionary information a marketable appearance. Instead, we sought to create something informative rather than instructional, clear rather than spectacular. As the project approaches adulthood, I, Stanislav Terentyev, ask you, dear visitor to www.chinese-russian.com, to share how this website has helped you and where it has fallen short of expectations. Please write to me at stas@chinese-russian.com. You can also leave a brief account of your experience in the “Questions and Answers” section.

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