The numbers 1, 13594 10.92 are usually called "uppercase numbers" in Chinese. Capitalized figures play an important role in China traditional culture and are widely used in finance, accounting, statistics and other fields.
2. 13594 10.92 Each number has a corresponding capitalized form, such as "1" for one, "2" for two, "3" for three, "4" for four and "5" for five.
Knowledge of uppercase numbers
1. Capitalized figures originated in China and were originally adopted to prevent financial records from being tampered with. Because lowercase numbers are easy to add or modify, and the shapes and strokes of uppercase numbers are complex and difficult to forge, they are widely used in finance, accounting, statistics and other fields.
In modern society, capital figures are still used on some occasions. For example, when filling in financial instruments such as checks and drafts, you need to fill in the amount in capital figures. In addition, in some legal texts, such as contracts and agreements, capital figures are also used to represent important information such as the amount to increase readability and credibility.
3. Capitalized numbers not only have important application value in financial and commercial fields, but also have rich cultural significance. In China's traditional culture, capitalized numbers are often given special meanings, such as "369" for good luck and "Four Seasons for Wealth" for wishing success. In addition, capital figures are also widely used in the field of literature and art, such as poetry, couplets, calligraphy and so on.
4. Capitalized numbers are an indispensable part of China traditional culture, which has not only practical value, but also rich cultural connotation and artistic value. We should correctly use capital figures to inherit and carry forward this excellent cultural heritage.