Chinese characters are the only ideographic writing system in the world that has not been discontinued and continues to be used today. Make a handwritten report about Chinese characters and write Chinese characters well. I have compiled simple and beautiful content materials of hand-written newspapers with Chinese characters. Welcome to read!
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Language Picture 5 of the contents of the hand-written newspaper in Chinese characters Content 1 of the hand-written newspaper in Chinese characters: Homophonic idioms
The monk arrived at Guzi's Nunnery - something bad happened
The prisoner beat the shackles - it was his own fault
< p> The radish after the frost - moved my heartSalty Bala's homely food - a lot of gossip
The spring cow on the wall - inseparable; following
I don’t hold an umbrella when it rains - I’m getting wet
Tailors fight - really do it
A sheepherder builds a house - he makes a fortune. Handwritten newspaper in Chinese characters Content 2: Interesting Crossword puzzle
Unprecedented (guess one word)——Answer: Gong
The king’s imperial edict (guess one word)——Answer: Ling (the king’s order)
Publish the previous episode and continue the next one (type a word)——Answer: Lin
Orchids on the volcano (type a word)——Answer: rotten
Again Shake hands (guess one word) - Answer: Guan
Take off clothes and change into scarves (guess one word) - Answer: Chang
Standing woman (guess one word) - — Answer: Concubine
Xiao Wang is side by side, going out to play today (type a word) — Answer: Qin language Chinese character handwritten newspaper content 3: Chinese characters
Both classical Chinese and vernacular Chinese The written language of Chinese.
The written language used before the vernacular movement was called "Wenyan", which was a written language based on "Yayan" used in the Confucius era. The written Chinese language promoted after the vernacular movement is often called "vernacular", that is, the modern written language based on northern Mandarin. In modern written Chinese, classical Chinese is rarely used.
The characteristics of language cannot be distinguished purely by using time as a criterion. For example, some notebook novels written by people in the Song and Yuan Dynasties, as well as some later vernacular novels, are very similar to modern Chinese, but they are not the same as the style used in formal occasions. different. Similarly, just after the vernacular movement, some official documents and literary and artistic works still adopted the classical Chinese style, while other works fell somewhere in between.
Chinese characters are the most basic unit of Chinese writing. Its use began in the Shang Dynasty at the latest and has gone through various changes in calligraphy styles such as oracle bone inscriptions, large seal script, small seal script, official script, and regular script (cursive script and running script). Qin Shihuang unified China, Li Si compiled the small seal script, and the history of "scripts with the same text" began. Although the pronunciation of Chinese dialects varies greatly, the unification of the writing system reduces the communication barriers caused by dialect differences. The writing of Chinese characters is also different, so there are many variant characters, and there are also some taboo writing of Chinese characters (changed characters, missing pens, etc.) stipulated by the past dynasties, but this generally does not affect reading.
In "Shuowen Jiezi" of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Xu Shen summarized the structure rules of Chinese characters into "six books": pictograms, referring to things, understanding, pictophonetics, transpositions, and borrowings. Among them, the four items of pictography, reference, meaning, and pictophonetic sound are the principles of character creation, which are the "methods of creating characters"; while transfers and borrowings are the rules of word usage, which are the "methods of using characters."
For more than three thousand years, the way of writing Chinese characters has not changed much, allowing future generations to read ancient texts without any hindrance. However, after modern Western civilization entered East Asia, various countries in the entire Chinese character cultural circle set off a trend of learning from the West. Many countries that use Chinese characters have simplified Chinese characters to varying degrees, and even attempted to completely pinyin them. The emergence of the Latin transliteration scheme of Japanese kana and the various pinyin schemes of Chinese are all based on this idea. Mainland China simplified the strokes of Chinese characters by referring to cursive script, and approved the "Simplified Character List" on January 28, 1956, which is still in use in mainland China and Singapore. Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau have always used Traditional Chinese (also known as Traditional Chinese and Traditional Chinese).
Traditional Chinese is the traditional Chinese character, while the official implementation of simplified Chinese only has a history of 50 or 60 years. Language and Chinese Characters Handwritten Report Content 4: The Loss of Chinese Characters
Chinese is a cultural treasure created by our intelligent, wealthy and great ancestors and passed down from generation to generation. It maintains the spiritual blood of the Chinese people and cultivates the moral character of the Chinese people. With the development of the times, Chinese has long been spoken throughout the country, and Chinese has gone abroad and gone to the world.
Chinese originated in China and has been used and changed and developed many times. It finally formed a language based on concise, clear and generous square characters, namely Chinese characters. Nowadays, Chinese characters are being simplified from complex to simple, and Chinese has already been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people and is promoted as Mandarin. It seems that we are so familiar with Chinese that we use it more and more casually. And Internet language has also entered life, and has entered Chinese. Chinese seems to be becoming more and more modern, and it is becoming simpler and simpler with people's needs. Especially for contemporary young students, their Chinese proficiency is not high and there are language errors in their speech. Is it because I am learning English and understanding the "Mars language" that I have forgotten Chinese? No - no - Chinese is the core of our spiritual home. It must be passed down correctly along with civilization. It cannot be interfered by economic development and multiculturalism. It is a symbol of China.
The Chinese language has developed in foreign countries. After several years, thousands of Confucius temples have settled abroad. Waves of Chinese language fever are sweeping the world. Today, tens of thousands of people abroad know Chinese very well, and they often co-organize "Chinese Bridge" and "Chinese Festival" with foreign countries. Many foreign students participate and the events are very prosperous. In China, there is only a once-a-year “Chinese Studies” competition (which only started in recent years), and the contestants are still foreign students. Some people seem to be obsessed with Chinese and come to China to develop and work. Does China’s launch of sinology education want to attract foreigners to invest in China and bring economic benefits to China? With the improvement of contemporary China's economic status, more and more people will learn Chinese and learn Chinese culture...
If this continues, foreigners will become more and more proficient in Chinese and understand Chinese culture. Chinese people mainly use Chinese in their daily lives, and they are also gradually using foreign languages ??and Internet slang. It is very scary if this development continues. As a result, "Confucius" and "Laozi" may have gone abroad to give lectures; Chinese people lost to foreigners in Chinese proficiency competitions; they read the Four Great Masters in New York; foreign languages ????are flying all over China...
Fortunately Yes, Chinese can be said to be the most difficult language in the world to learn. We Chinese have a good Chinese language environment, and we should pay attention to it and inherit it, and protect our spiritual home. Let the dragon shine again.