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The "chart chooser" diagram for helping to choose a good chart continues to be the most popular thing I have posted in the nearly four years I have been writing this blog. Today I am happy to present it in Chinese, courtesy of Liu Wanxiang of Liu's Chart Blog - thanks Liu!
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