Take the first two codes of the first word and the first two codes of the second word, such as "North" (UXN)+ "Beijing" (YIU)= "Beijing" (UXYI).
Two, three words
Take the first code of the first word, the first code of the second word and the first two codes of the third word, such as TFNV+ICFH+TIAI = Mao Zedong.
3. Four words
Take the initial code of each word, such as Uygy”+ Ten (FGH)+ Four (LHNG)+ Gua (FFHY)= Sixty-four Gua (UFLF).
4. Multi-words
Take the first code of the first, second, third and last word, such as "China"+"country"+"* *" (AWU)+"production" (UTE)+ "Party" (IPKQ)= "China * * Production Party".
Extended data:
When basic radicals form Chinese characters, they can be divided into four structural types according to their positional relationship.
Single: The basic body becomes a Chinese character by itself. This situation includes key names and roots. Such as mouth, wood, bamboo and so on.
Dispersion: refers to keeping a certain distance between the basic roots of Chinese characters. Such as: Han, Xiang, Jie, Bie, An, Yi, etc.
Lian: refers to the basic root connected with a stroke. For example, the word "eye" becomes "self".
Intersection: refers to Chinese characters formed by overlapping several basic radicals. For example, "Shen" is formed by the intersection of "One", "Bow" and "Man" and "Day" and "Yi".
In Wu Bi, Chinese characters are divided into left-right type, up-down type and mixed type.
Baidu Encyclopedia-Wu Bi Font Input Method