Writing Chinese in pinyin using numbers can be quite tricky to read, so it may be a good idea to post as far as possible using the accents. 林凡 has suggested that it may be possible to open this rtf file in Word and then you can copy and paste the characters into the webpage. I hope this works and that it helps!
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As a complement to your Chinese courses, you might have a look at Chinese-Tools.com.
http://www.chinese-tools.com/learn/chinese
With online audio courses (with characters and pinyin initiation) this is a good help...
Posted by: Chinese | June 30, 2007 at 06:04 PM
I am interested in Chinese culture and history, so I begin to learn Chinese. There are a lot of learning Chinese website on the Internet, but I find a characteristic website. I highly recommend Learn Chinese Website:
http://www.learnchinesewebsite.com
It is a very interesting site to learn Chinese.
Posted by: Learn Chinese | May 06, 2009 at 07:54 AM