Who wrote the word Chinese?

"Chinese" was called "Chinese" in middle schools and "Mandarin" in primary schools during the Republic of China, which was unified. At that time, the same person thought that spoken language was "language", written language was "writing", and writing in language could not be biased, so it became one. The word "Chinese" was first put forward by Ye Shengtao in 1949, and he played a mainstay role in the popularization of modern Chinese.

Therefore, we can see that the word "Chinese" in Chinese textbooks published by People's Education Press in 1970s and 1980s was inscribed by Mr. Ye Shengtao. Of course, at present, some Chinese textbooks still use Ye Lao's inscriptions.

With the death of Ye Shengtao, except for his excellent texts such as Climbing Tiger Claw, You Jinhua Shuanglong Cave, everyone gradually faded out and was replaced by another great writer Guo Moruo's inscription "China People" during the Cultural Revolution in 1970. These two powerful words, full of aura, became post-80 s and post-90 s.

In the 1990s, Qigong calligraphy was invincible in the world. As a result, People's Education Publishing House, with the help of Qigong's influence on calligraphy, appeared "Qigong Style" and "China People", two figures with delicate bones and strong artistic flavor of calligraphy.

Therefore, looking at various versions of "Chinese" inscriptions, it can be summarized as follows: First, it has made great contributions to Chinese education; One is the super-high level of literature; The last one is very accomplished in calligraphy!