The sky is the sky, the infinity is the length, and the landscape is the land. It has been a long time for many years, so the four words read "Forever and ever".
Variant characters are a group of words with the same pronunciation and meaning but different glyphs.
Because Chinese characters are composed of signifiers, notes and symbols, the angle of choosing signifiers varies from person to person, and the notes are different from the letters in Pinyin, so the phenomenon of multiple forms of one word can be found everywhere in the history of Chinese characters. Not equal to traditional Chinese characters.
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Provisions on variant characters:
1955 The Ministry of Culture and the Cultural Reform Commission jointly issued the first list of variant characters, which stipulated 8 10 regular characters and eliminated 1055 variant characters according to the principle of simplicity and vulgarity. Variant characters are nonstandard characters, which are no longer used except surnames and some special occasions.
The number of words in the first variant list has been adjusted four times:
1.1In March 1956, the Cultural Reform Commission and the Ministry of Culture issued a supplementary notice to restore "Osaka" and "Depressed" as standard words.
2. 1986 "Summary of Simplified Chinese Characters" published by the State Council resumed? 、? , leaf, leaf, leaf, leaf, leaf? 、? 1 1 For example, um, words like silver carp and raccoon dog are standard word.
3. 1988 The State Language Committee and the General Administration of Press and Publication issued the "List of Modern Chinese Common Characters" to restore "Jiao, Qiu, Yu, Lian, Yi, Imitation, Qi, Qi, Xun, Sticky, Eucalyptus, Leng and Xun".
4. The "BaBa" in "Japonica" was deleted from the "Language Standardization Manual" published by1997 Language Publishing House; Deleted the "flattering group" with different sounds and meanings.
In this way, the revised List of the First Batch of Variant Characters sorted out 795 groups of variant characters, including 795 standard characters, and * * * excluded 1025 variant characters.
In 2000, the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on Common Languages and Characters stipulated that variant characters are nonstandard Chinese characters. It is not allowed to be used except in the following cases:
I. Cultural relics and historic sites
Second, the variation in surnames.
Third, works of art such as calligraphy and seal cutting.
Four. Inscriptions and signboard calligraphy
Five, publishing, teaching and research need to use.
Six, the special circumstances approved by the relevant departments of the State Council.