After reading the Chinese Character Dictation Conference, I deeply felt the profoundness of China's Chinese characters. Many words are seldom used in our life, even I have never seen them. However, these countless Chinese characters are composed of five basic strokes: point, horizontal, vertical, left and right. Recently, I saw a news story on TV. It was about a reporter who randomly selected ten pinyin writing topics from junior high school textbooks and wrote them for some passers-by or some famous university students. However, none of the ten words were correctly written, only a few had four or five, and most people could only write the last one. But these words are relatively simple, such as: sorry, greedy ... "Why is this?" I was lost in thought. Now, with the rapid development of information technology in China, every household has a computer to do things and send information. Even words that can't be written can be answered at a glance by spelling, and people will skip unfamiliar words when reading books, so these words have been bothering people who make detours. In addition, when people write articles, they use pinyin instead of words that they can't write, or write a "word" with their vague memory. For various reasons, Chinese characters have become the most familiar "strangers". I can't help but think of my usual "bad habits". When you see a word that you can't write, don't look it up, don't use your brain to remember it. I benefited a lot from watching this dictation conference. I really hope that more similar activities will be held in various provinces and cities in the motherland to keep everyone away from the embarrassment of "forgetting words".