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According to what I've read from "Tsai, C. H., & McConkie, G. W. (1995, December). The perceptual span in reading Chinese text: A moving window study." (Paper presented at the Seventh International Conference on the Cognitive Processing of Chinese and Other Asian Languages, Hong Kong.) It'd be around 580 Chinese "characters" per minute. However, if you count as "word" (which means several characters combine to form a meaningful "phrase" in Chinese), it'd ~400 "words" per minute. (Which is impossible to calculate easily by math along.)
nice work, please fixes in chinese...
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