[TXnMA]

Just another of those "grasp of the obvious" studies on which someone wasted big bucks...

The difference is in the language -- not in the form of dyslexia. The brain function required to comprehend this:

is radically different from the function used in interpreting this:

"way"

...

[norton]

"The difference is in the language -- not in the form of dyslexia. The brain function required to comprehend [kanji] is radically different from the function used in interpreting "way".

Frankly, I'd think that "dyslexic" would have no counterpart in Chinese because it would require misplacement of complex symbols/images rather than individual letters/sounds.

[wildbill]

The idea of reading Chinese characters backwards or out of sequence fairly moggles the bind.