Pīnyīn-English Expressions Web Resource Updated and Rearchitected

The Pīnyīn-English Expressions web resource has been updated with new expressions and various other revisions resulting from recent Pīnyīn-English material production. Also, due to very slow loading in iOS 10, the single web page (which allowed global searching with a browser’s Find feature) has been divided into multiple faster-loading web pages:

• Pīnyīn-English Expressions (Web)
  Proofread, mobile-friendly,
  sorted mainly by Pīnyīn,
  English translations with
  literal & effective meanings,
  links for index headings
  (Your browser’s Find feature
  can also be used to search on a page
  by Pīnyīn or English.)
  
  Night Theme that can be turned on or off
  using the ☀️/🌙 button at the top right
• Short Links:
  Links ▶ Vocabulary Lists ▶
  Pīnyīn-English Expressions Link (tiandi.info/pex)

The Pīnyīn, etc. Articles Have Been Revised and Restyled

The articles I have written about Pīnyīn, characters, Mandarin speech, etc. have been revised, and their styling has been harmonized and improved so that they will render better on mobile devices:

• SPEECH is Top Priority, Not Characters
  This short article boils down what our top priority should be when it comes to learning Mandarin for the Mandarin field, and why, according to Jehovah’s organization and his Word. (Logging in to 3lines.org is required to access this article.)
• Pīnyīn is a Good, Workable Writing System On Its Own
  This article is a brief overview of why it’s important for those of us in the Mandarin field to recognize that Pīnyīn is a full writing system, not just a pronunciation aid. (Logging in to 3lines.org is required to access this article.)
• Pīnyīn Was Plan A
  This extensively researched in-depth article discusses how we in the Mandarin field should view Pīnyīn. (Logging in to 3lines.org is required to access this article.)
• Short Links:
  Links ▶ Articles (tiandi.info/articles)