Why are the Mandarin dialects all traditional characters?

Chinese characters are standardized, and dialects and traditional Chinese characters are prescribed.

Dialect is the unique lingua franca of each place, and is a carrier of regional culture, reflecting various regional characteristics such as local culture and living habits. The protection of dialects, to a certain extent, can also be regarded as the protection of local culture.

Now, the dialect has been inscribed on the list of intangible cultural heritage.

Traditional Chinese characters, in the same way, are used in Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, respecting the independence of Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan cultures.

In fact, some people say that traditional Chinese characters can better show the shape and sound of Chinese characters, and some scholars have advocated the use of traditional Chinese characters in the past, but because there is a certain difficulty in promoting the use of traditional Chinese characters, it is abandoned.

Local habits, Hong Kong and Macao are also using traditional characters, with the change of time, and the mainland more and more, there should be changes in the future.

Adopt me, thank you.

There are many traditional Chinese strokes, which appear to have a complete and stable structure compared with simplified Chinese, and can give people a sense of beauty of Chinese characters, so calligraphy works mostly use traditional Chinese.

Of course, the simplified Chinese scheme used in the mainland has been reviewed and revised at various levels, which can also reflect the breadth and profundity of Chinese culture.

But the subject said: Taiwan speaks Mandarin, but it uses traditional characters. This sentence makes me feel uncomfortable, Mandarin is Chinese, isn't traditional Chinese not Chinese? In the same way, Cantonese people write simplified characters and speak Cantonese, aren't they Chinese?

Before liberation, traditional Chinese characters were also used in Chinese mainland. In the fifties, in order to simplify the strokes of characters, we began to gradually promote simplified characters, and except for special fields such as calligraphy, traditional characters were no longer used. That is, the simplified Chinese characters we use now have become the language in circulation, but at this time, Taiwan is in a corner and has not been able to catch up with this text change, so although traditional Chinese characters are not beneficial, they are thrown into use.

Cantonese people also know Mandarin, but few people say that Guangdong Province also has to participate in the national college entrance examination, and each place has local exam questions, and the degree of difficulty is different.

The historical development of Chinese characters has been both multiplification and simplification. The development of simplified characters follows the same vein as the simplification of Chinese characters. Since the Northern and Southern Dynasties, among the commonly used italic Chinese characters, there have been some characters with relatively simple shapes that are popular among the people, and are called "simplified characters", "vulgar characters" or "broken bodies", such as "er, gai, liu".

Because these simplified characters may not conform to the original six-book system of Chinese characters, and there are special historical factors for their appearance, they have not obtained legal status for a long time, and after certain historical periods, these vulgar characters are not used. Directory.

What does speaking have to do with fonts? It's not from an alien planet.

It should be asked why the same ancestor has a different font but a different age. This is the policy of the government.

So the input method is OK.,Just open the traditional input in the input method settings.。

Too strict input method,I like it very much.。

In Japan, the language class that students learn is called "Chinese", just like the language class that Taiwanese students learn is also called "Chinese". Kanji in Japanese is also called kanji.

Chinese is the Mandarin language of Taiwan. It's a little different from the continental tone, but it's all understandable. Japan has always replaced China with Taiwan.

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Chinese characters were simplified in order to make them easier to use and to eliminate illiteracy. Taiwan uses Chinese characters that were not simplified originally. Japanese right-wingers recognize Taiwan as China's orthodoxy.

Taiwan does not recognize the mainland**, and Taiwan's Chinese territory includes Outer Mongolia, Diaoyu Island, etc. Recommendation: Speaking of the text and interpreting the words, you should read it.