All people who "struggle for their dreams" have traditional Chinese characters except "want", and the traditional Chinese character of "for" is "for"; The traditional Chinese character of "dream" is "dream"; The traditional Chinese character for "struggle" is "struggle".
Traditional Chinese characters have a history of more than 2000 years since they appeared. It was not until modern times that it was gradually replaced by simplified characters. In ancient times, traditional Chinese characters were an important carrier of history.
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Simplification of traditional Chinese characters:
The simplification of Chinese characters in modern times can be traced back to the publication of 1909 (the year of Xuantongyuan in Qing Dynasty), which advocated vulgar characters. Lu Feikui published an article "Common Words in General Education" in the inaugural issue. 1 920 February1day, Qian published "Suggestions on Reducing the Stroke of Chinese Characters" in New Youth. 1922, Qian et al. put forward eight principles of simplifying Chinese characters.
2 1 In August, 0935, the Ministry of Education of the Republic of China promulgated the first batch of simplified word lists. Received 324 words.
1February, 936, the first list of simplified characters was ordered to be suspended.
1956 65438+1On October 28th, People's Republic of China (PRC) * * * and the State Council approved the simplified Chinese characters scheme. The popular simplified characters (simplified characters) are basically based on this. There are 2,235 simplified characters temporarily recognized by the people of China and the government of China.
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