How to write "China I love you" in traditional Chinese characters?

China, I love you.

The Chinese nation is an ancient nation with a long history and cultural tradition. It has a glorious page in the past, and its past glory mainly depends on Chinese characters-to be exact, it should be handed down one by one, closely linked with historical and cultural traditions.

This unbreakable combination endows traditional Chinese characters with special meanings, which makes them to some extent synonymous with ancient civilization in China, symbolizing the 5,000-year-old civilization, national unity, national unity and a long and splendid culture.

From the font point of view, it is clear that the simplification started from 1956. Before that, traditional Chinese characters were the main characters, and most of the French posts were produced before that, so the words compiled in the French posts were naturally mainly traditional Chinese characters. In the process of learning calligraphy, people unconsciously inherit traditional Chinese characters while being influenced by art, so that they also write traditional Chinese characters intentionally or unintentionally when writing.

Originally, as a calligraphy art, there is nothing wrong with both traditional Chinese characters and uncommon Chinese characters with few strokes, because at this time, more attention is often paid to the formal beauty of Chinese characters, while less attention is paid to their meaning expression as information carriers. However, under the influence of calligraphy art, some people blindly write some words in traditional Chinese characters, because they only know imitation and copying, and they don't distinguish the current functions of complex and simple words in different occasions.