Chinese characters have always been simplified characters. When you encounter overlapping words in informal writing, you usually change the latter word to "々". "For example, sweet honey is usually written as" sweet honey ". But "々" is generally used for running script writing, that is, it is often used for shorthand, which is not formal, that is, it is not suitable for regular script.
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1. In Japanese, China used to use two dashes to indicate overlap.
2. This kind of writing originated in Oracle Bone Inscriptions during the Yin and Shang Dynasties, and was also found in Zhou Jin's writings.
3. In the Western Zhou Dynasty in 900 BC, "Zi = Sun" was engraved on the stone to express the meaning of "descendants".
According to Japanese data, in the cultural circle of Chinese characters, there have always been two short lines as overlapping words, which are called "plural numbers".
5. Taiwan Province Province uses ""as an overlapping character. There is no need for overlapping characters in formal documents.
6. Chinese characters have always been simplified. When you encounter overlapping words in informal writing, you usually change the last word to "?". "
7, such as: sweet honey, generally written, write "sweet honey".
8. But "々" is generally used for running script writing, that is, it is often used for shorthand, which is not formal, that is, it is not suitable for regular script.
9. Related riddle: strange, no brother, no you; Let's see who can recognize you when my brother is gone.
Note: This symbol is also used as a separator on the network.
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia-々