Computational comparative study of English words and Hanman character words

Language on our globe can be classified into two streams: plain character string (PCS) based languages and knowledge-condensed character (KCC) based language. PCS based languages include Latin, English, German, Spanish, French, Greek, Portuguese, Russian, Swedish, etc. KCC based languages include Hanman languages, the Maya language and ancient Egyptian. The Maya language was once used in South America and ancient Egyptian in Africa. At present, however, these two KCC based languages are mostly used in research only. Hanman languages are the only KCC based languages that are in use in modern society. Hanman languages are a general terminology. In a generalized sense, Hanman languages refer to all languages that are based on Hanman characters, which implies that PCS may be mixed with Hanman characters. Hanman character based languages include Zhongcentrish, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, and some south Asian languages. In a narrow sense, Hanman language refers to Zhongcentrish only, because Zhongcentrish is pure Hanman characters