Tool Introduction: Chinese Character Shuffler

Research shows that shuffling the order of Chinese characters does not affect reading comprehension! This is because the human brain relies more on contextual semantics and the overall shape of words when processing text, rather than the absolute order of each character. Even if the order of Chinese characters is shuffled, as long as the shape of each character and the contextual information remain intact, we can still easily understand the text.

Tool Features:

1. Shuffle Chinese Characters:

   • This tool randomly shuffles the order of Chinese characters in the text while keeping non-Chinese characters (such as letters, numbers, and punctuation) unchanged.
   • Supports customizable shuffle ratio, allowing users to shuffle 0% to 100% of the Chinese characters.

2. Unaffected Reading:

   • Due to the unique nature of Chinese characters, the shuffled text remains readable, making it suitable for testing the brain's ability to process Chinese characters.

3. Foreign Translation Tools Fail:

   • Text with shuffled Chinese characters will cause foreign translation tools to fail, as they cannot correctly parse the semantics of the shuffled text.
   • This is a fun experiment that demonstrates the difference between human language processing and machine translation.

Use Cases:

• Linguistic Research: Explore the impact of character order on reading comprehension.
• Fun Experiments: Test whether friends or colleagues can understand shuffled text.
• Translation Tool Testing: Verify how foreign translation tools handle shuffled text.

Example:

• Input: 这是一个测试句子，包含123数字和English字母。
• Shuffle Ratio: 50%
• Output: 这是 一 个 试测 句子，包 含 123 数 字 和 English 字 母。

Give it a try! See how much shuffled text you can understand, or use it to "confuse" translation tools!