Chunja — Cheonjamun
iOS app by Jung Soon Shin. Education · Jung Soon Shin
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.3.1
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-10
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The Thousand Character Classic — 千字文 — was composed in 6th-century China by the Liang-dynasty scholar Zhou Xingsi. It uses exactly one thousand distinct Chinese characters, arranged into 250 four-character rhyming stanzas. For more than 1,500 years it has been the first book Korean and Japanese students opened to learn classical characters. Chunja is a quiet, modern way to read it. — Calm by design No streak counters. No flame icons. No notifications. No advertising. This is not a game. Two to three minutes a day is enough, the way it has always been. — Original order, original units We open with "天地玄黃 宇宙洪荒" and we close with "焉哉乎也." The original 250-stanza sequence is preserved. Each four-character stanza is the unit of study. — Three languages, one screen Korean readings (eum·hun), Japanese readings (on'yomi·kun'yomi), and English meanings, side by side. Display follows your iOS system language, or pin a single language in Settings. — Trace Practice the brushstrokes by finger or Apple Pencil on a hanji grid. No recognition, no scoring — just the old way of writing along. — Stays on your device No account. No cloud. No login. Progress is stored locally; the full text is bundled, so the app works offline. — Source Korean readings and meanings are sourced from Korean Wikisource (번역:천자문, public domain). Read slowly. Remember long.
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