Whoever designed this textbook page on counting in Chinese has a sense of humor, or they just didn't want to draw two hands for each number. Link
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It is a book of Chinese as a second language (for English speakers). Notice the answer key at the bottom of the page is in English. Based on that, I am guessing this is aimed at people who can already count and the hands are meant to be humorous.
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I'm wondering why most are left hands but 5, 6 & 7 are right hands.
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And I'm so obsessive compulsive I had to count the fingers even though I know the amount of fingers are correct. *sigh*
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wo wang la
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It's Chinese. Doesn't everyone know how to count in Chinese?
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@antoine It's Chinese. Japanese Kanji uses the same characters, of course, but there is Chinese pinyin next to the characters for pronunciation. yi-er-san rather than yichi-ni-whatever.
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Pretty confident that it is Japanese and not Chinese. The characters are Japanese. Maybe it is a Chinese book on how to read in Japanese?
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