What is the impact of online language on traditional culture?

Internet culture is a derivative of traditional culture, that is, a part of traditional culture. Influence, either developing, or making retreat (stagnation), depending on how you write, either criticism or commendation.

I think it's better to talk less about these online languages, although we are new people in the new era, we can't forget our identity, you are still a student. As a teacher, I advocate talking less!

The language of the Internet has an impact on the real language to some extent, but whether it has a negative impact depends on the specific use case and personal attitude. I think it's important to standardize and use the language of the Internet.

On the one hand, the development of online language has made communication more convenient and rapid, enriched the way of expression, and promoted information dissemination and social interaction. It also reflects the linguistic and cultural evolution of contemporary society, and contributes to the construction of a common language system in the Internet age.

However, non-regulation or misuse of online language can have some negative effects. First, over-reliance on online language can lead to a deterioration of language skills, especially for young people and student groups, which may affect their writing and language skills. Second, simplifications and abbreviations of online language can lead to ambiguity and misunderstanding of information, especially in formal settings and professional communication.

In addition, the irregular use of online languages can also cause grammatical errors and spelling problems, posing a challenge to the accuracy and standardization of the language.

In order to regulate the use of web languages, I think the following points are necessary:

Promote good online language literacy: Encourage users to develop accurate, standardized, and appropriate online language usage habits, including the correct use of punctuation, avoiding excessive abbreviations and simplifications, and respecting the rigor and normativity of language.

Emphasize context and purpose adaptability: In different communication occasions and social platforms, it is necessary to choose appropriate expressions according to the context and purpose, and avoid excessive use of Qingluo buzzwords and abbreviations in the Internet, especially in formal occasions and professional communication.

Education and guidance: Schools and families should strengthen education and guidance on online language, and cultivate students' awareness and skills in the correct use of online language, including education on writing norms, civilized communication, and network security.

Guidance and regulation of social platforms: Social platforms should actively guide and regulate the use of online language, formulate corresponding norms and guidelines, encourage users to communicate in a civilized manner, and limit the spread of malicious attacks and abusive language.

All in all, as a new form of language, the web language brings both convenience and creativity, but also some challenges and negative effects. By standardizing and rationally using the language of the Internet, we can give full play to its advantages and promote effective communication and cultural exchanges, while maintaining the accuracy and standardization of the language and ensuring the harmonious development of the language of the Internet and the language of reality.

Nowadays, in the era of rapid development of the Internet, many excellent traditional Chinese culture has been on the verge of being lost, not because the older generation of artists are unwilling to teach, but because many young people are now unwilling to learn this art. In

Third, traditional culture needs to be supported and promoted, now some traditional crafts are complicated, without a few years of basic skills can not be done, many young people can not bear this loneliness often do not learn, and some of the old crafts are quickly replaced by new industries, and some crafts can not produce any profits at all, even the livelihood is difficult to maintain how to talk about inheritance. This requires the promotion and support of the state and society. Nowadays, the country is paying more and more attention to the gradual disappearance of traditional culture, so many TV stations have held large-scale programs to promote it.

Traditional Chinese culture is a precious wealth brought to us by the older generation with their sweat and wisdom. Let us work together to make a contribution to the inheritance of traditional Chinese culture. We firmly believe that the traditional Chinese culture will have a better future in the near future.

I think that you can promote it by making promotional videos or conducting online lectures, and you can also encourage everyone to inherit traditional culture by doing questions and then getting rewards.

In the network society, traditional Chinese culture can be disseminated through the Internet, such as Himalayan lectures and Bilibili cultural classes, and some colleges and universities can also use regular online live broadcasts to tell about traditional culture.

There are two sides to everything, and the Internet language is no exception, and while it promotes the development of Chinese language and literature, it will inevitably have a certain negative impact. On the one hand, the form of the Internet language is not standardized, and some Internet languages will also have a certain distortion of the Chinese language, and even ignore the application norms of the language in order to attract social attention, in order to be different, and use typos to pursue the similarity of language meanings, which will bring certain troubles and misleading to people's learning of the Chinese language. Among the majority of Internet users, teenagers have a large proportion, they are in an important stage of life and value formation, and they are full of strong curiosity about new things.

However, due to their lack of life experience, they often do not have good discernment skills, and are very susceptible to the influence of some bad and cautious Internet culture. 2 At the same time, the adolescent stage is also a critical period for language learning, and frequent exposure to Internet language will make them be affected by non-standard language, and then gradually form the habit of using non-standard language, which will have a certain negative impact on the future language learning of adolescents. In addition, it can lead to the lack of improvement in students' ability to write, read texts, and appreciate language.

Since the Internet is a virtual environment, it breaks through the boundaries of real life and constructs a new world that integrates the extinct cultures of filial piety. For the network language, due to its own diversity and richness, it has gradually formed a new type of language with great tension, which has a special and straightforward form of expression, which greatly affects the traditional language, so that the expression form of the traditional language gradually loses its function. On the other hand, from an international perspective, with the continuous development of global economic integration, the Chinese language, as the traditional cultural language of China, has gradually attracted the attention of many foreign sedan chair researchers, and many Western countries have gradually set off a learning boom of Chinese language.

In this context, if China cannot effectively control and manage the network language, the development of the internationalization of the Chinese language will be seriously affected. In the current network language, there is often a phenomenon of mixed application of homophonic words, taking the movie "Falling from the Sky" as an example, which itself originates from the idiom "falling from the sky", although the name of the movie is in line with the theme and content of the movie, but it is easy to mislead the society. Especially for the majority of young people, it is very easy for them to mix typos in the process of using idioms, which has led to a serious impact on the culture of Chinese language idioms in China.

For example, the use of Internet terms such as "table sauce purple" and "do you make it" can easily lead to young people's slurred speech in the pronunciation of language words, thus affecting their normal language communication. Therefore, it is necessary to have a correct understanding of the negative effects of online languages, and take effective regulatory measures in a timely manner, so as to minimize the negative impact of online languages while promoting the development of Chinese languages.