Yang Hongbo's Calligraphy

Another debater, you said that Pinyin is scientific, but it is not. We know that many Chinese characters have the same pronunciation. Where is its scientific nature? We need to know that Pinyin seems to be in line with international standards and helps us understand Chinese characters. Moreover, it is a modern society. We know that some words can't be typed without understanding pinyin, but five strokes are ok. So let's think about it. Are Chinese characters really hard to remember? It's just that you only see the difference between a large number of Chinese characters and a small number of letters! The existence of Chinese characters is not only the need of reality, but also the requirement of China culture. Dialects vary from place to place, but we have the same Chinese characters and a sense of national identity. We know that Chinese characters have calligraphy, but do Chinese characters have pinyin? Where are you going to visit China culture? Many pronunciations of China's ancient poems have changed, but we can still understand them. If we change them into pinyin, what will happen after thousands of years? The reason for arguing with each other lies in the unique word formation of Chinese characters!