1. Lexical beauty: Chinese vocabulary is rich and varied, which is very aesthetic. For example, there are words to describe smells and sights, such as tender, tender, wheat wave, dense and so on; There are words to express emotion and state, such as Jing Hao, ripple, etc. There are also words to express seasons and climate, such as beginning of spring, rain and so on.
2. Beauty of phonology: Chinese is harmonious in phonology and musicality. From ancient times to the present, there are many poems and songs, such as 3 Tang Poems and 3 Song Poems, which are all representatives of the beauty of Chinese phonology.
3. Beautiful structure: The grammatical structure of Chinese is rigorous and logical, which makes the expression clear and accurate. Chinese sentences can be as short as one word or as long as hundreds of words, forming a patchwork aesthetic feeling.
4. Artistic conception beauty: Chinese words can describe profound artistic conception and let readers feel rich imagination space. For example, "Sunset and Lonely Qi Fei, Autumn Water * * * The sky is the same color" depicts a beautiful autumn scenery.
5. Artistic beauty of calligraphy: Chinese calligraphy is an important part of Chinese culture, and many calligraphy works show the aesthetic feeling of Chinese with unique strokes and lines.
6. Beauty of language games: Chinese word games also have unique charm. For example, couplets are a common form of language games, which form a clever aesthetic feeling through the clever combination of words, phonology and semantics.
7. Beauty of names and places: Chinese names and places also have their own cultural connotations and aesthetic feelings. For example, Lin Fengmian, Guan Shanyue and Feng Zikai in the names of people, and Dunhuang, Lanling and Xunyang in the place names are all full of unique cultural atmosphere and aesthetic feeling.
Generally speaking, Chinese is an aesthetic language, and its unique charm in different aspects enables people to feel rich cultural connotation and artistic beauty.