After thousands of years of history, the stroke structure of Chinese characters has been constantly changing from complicated to concise, but the most essential thing, that is, the meaning and pronunciation of the characters has not changed much. Therefore, there are many reasons for Chinese characters Can be developed into the most complete text symbols in the world. The reason why Chinese characters are recognized as the most beautiful characters in the world is because they embody the three characteristics of beautiful structure, beautiful tone, and beautiful connotation. Structural beauty means that each Chinese character can show a unique structure and shape in the plane space, and has fixed strokes, which can reflect the characteristics of symmetry, harmony and beauty. These characteristics are unique to Chinese characters and account for the vast majority of alphabetic characters in the world. It is not available. It is these characteristics that make Chinese characters derive a unique and unique visual art, which is often called calligraphy. Other characters in the world do not have the characteristics of calligraphy. Chinese characters have a wide range of finals and pronunciations, which provides considerable convenience for the creation of verse genres such as poems, songs, and rhymes. Poets or lyricists can freely combine language and words according to their personal expression of thoughts and feelings. Connotative beauty means that each Chinese character can express specific meanings and attributes. When people see a Chinese character, especially an ideographic character, they can naturally associate it with its extended meaning. For each Chinese character, you must write it in the correct order of strokes and pronounce it according to the standard pronunciation. Do not make up your own Chinese characters easily, because the current number of Chinese characters is enough. In the creation of calligraphy art, calligraphers cannot reduce or increase the strokes of Chinese characters at will for the convenience of writing or the beauty of the overall layout. Especially when inscribing plaques, this is even more unacceptable as it will mislead the public. We should not accept all popular new Internet vocabulary. We should take the essence and discard the dross. The meanings of many new Internet vocabulary have changed too much, completely distorting the original meaning of some words. We must continue to strengthen the promotion of standard Mandarin, and some rare characters, such as those in surnames, must be properly popularized to the public. If we do not do this, their usage rate will become less and less, and they may gradually disappear from history.