simple or uncomplicated in structure or head; easy to understand, process, or use

simply; virtually; used to express that something is completely or almost a certain way, often with an exaggerated tone

an abbreviated name or short form of a longer term

concise and to the point; succinct; pithy; simple and clear without being wordy or complicated

brief and to the point; concise; sketchy

to provide a concise introduction or summary

to make something complex simpler or easier to manage

a brief summary of one's education, work history, and qualifications; curriculum vitae

simple and convenient; easy to use; handy

simple and easy; convenient and uncomplicated

brief; succinct; terse; short in length, especially referring to writing or speech

a presentation, brief report, or bulletin containing concise information; often used within organizations to share updates with supervisors or guests

simple and crude; lacking sufficient equipment or comfort

to simplify; to reduce; to retrench or downsize an organization by removing what is unnecessary and keeping only the essentials

remarkable; marvelous; more than meets the eye

concise and to the point; brief; simple yet significant

very simple or plain in nature

simple and clear; concise; brief and easy to understand

simple and plain in one's way of life, dress, or surroundings

to make something complex easier to understand or deal with; the process of making something less complex

to put it briefly; in short; frequently used to introduce a summary or conclusion

The simplified structure or style of Chinese characters; simplified characters

A concise list of rules or general regulations; often refers to a briefing, brochure, or pamphlet.

terse and concise; brief and to the point

(idiom) concise and comprehensive; pithy and to the point; using few words to express a full meaning

expressed in simple terms; clear and easy to understand

simple and brief; sketchy or lacking in detail

forthright and straightforward in speech or behavior

(Taiwan) a text message sent via a mobile phone; known as [[短信|短信|duan3 xin4]] in Mainland China

A concise history or survey history; often used in book titles

narrow strips of bamboo used for writing in ancient China before the invention of paper

to adopt a simplified approach; to follow the principle of simplicity rather than being extravagant

(idiom) brief and to the point; concise; succinct

To write Chinese characters using a simplified script or to convert traditional characters into their simplified forms.

Chinese characters with fewer strokes than the standard or complex forms, often used informally or through historical handwriting conventions

describes products that are simply or cheaply packaged; often used for paperback editions of books

to live a secluded life by staying at home and rarely going out; to live in retirement

to make do with what is available; to use simple and crude methods to get things done thriftily or out of necessity

to put things simply; briefly; used as a parenthetical expression to introduce a summary or general explanation

a simple diagram or sketch; a rough map

To simplify administrative structures and reduce staff; often refers to maintaining a high-quality, smaller military and government workforce.

simplified Chinese character; refers specifically to the set of characters standardized in mainland China starting in the 1950s

A county-level city in Sichuan Province administered by [[成都|成都|cheng2 du1]]

(literary) letters or correspondence; written communications.

Bamboo or wooden strips used as writing material in ancient China

General labor that can be performed by a worker without specialized skills, knowledge, or training.

Music notation in which the notes Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, and Si are represented by the numerals 1 to 7.

to simplify what is complicated; to turn something complex and difficult into something simple and easy

Jane Eyre; an 1847 novel by Charlotte Brontë about the life and struggles of an orphaned girl