1. A method of encoding and inputting Chinese characters into computers, through a standard English keyboard, each Chinese character being composed of one or more strokes written in an order of traditional Chinese calligraphy wherein initial strokes are classified into four types of horizontal stroke , vertical stroke , left-slanting stroke , and right-slanting stroke , said method comprising the steps of: (A) constructing predetermined English letters with the initial strokes; (B) decomposing Chinese characters into combinations of the predetermined English letters and inverted English letters which are respectively allocated on each key of the keyboard in eight positional directions of EAST, SOUTHEAST, SOUTH, SOUTHWEST, WEST, NORTHWEST, NORTH, and NORTHEAST, and posted respectively thereon as being spun about the center of the key, said predetermined English letters and inverted English letters including twenty-six capital English letters, eight small English letters of b, f, g, h, i, r, t, and y, four inverted capital letters of , , , and inverted respectfully from F, G, Q and S, and four inverted small letters of , , and inverted respectively from h, n, r, and y; (C) denoting each of said posted letters in said combinations composing said Chinese characters with a corresponding English letter, thereby forming codes of said Chinese characters; and (D) inputting said codes of said Chinese characters into the computer through the keyboard.