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The origin of Chinese characters.

It is difficult to determine when Chinese characters began to be produced. The oldest writing that can be seen today is the Shang Dynasty inscription on oracle bones and cast on bronze objects. In this way, the Shang Dynasty was already a very developed script, so it can be inferred that the era of the original writing should be long before the Shang Dynasty, that is, the Xia Dynasty or earlier than the Xia Dynasty.

The origin of Chinese characters is an abstract and square-shaped symbol represented by the carved characters on the painted pottery of the Dadiwan site in Gansu Province. The other type is the symbol of the zodiac pictogram represented by the inscription on the oracle bone of the Jiahu site in Henan. The former evolved in an orderly manner into a series of carved symbols on the Jiangzhai village of Lintong in Banpo, Xi'an, and the latter developed into an image on the pottery of Dawenkou.

<> the evolution of Chinese characters.

Chinese characters gradually accumulate from scattered and individual characters, and after reaching a certain number, they become a kind of writing system. According to research, the original Chinese characters were produced in the middle of the Neolithic period, and it took nearly 2,600 years for it to develop into a preliminary writing system. The history of Chinese writing can be traced back to 6,000 years ago, and after 6,000 years of history, the evolution of Chinese characters can be simply summarized into five parts, namely sound, shape, image, number, and reason, and the evolution process is:

Phase 1: Oracle;

Stage 2: Jin Wen;

Stage 3: Small Seal;

Stage 4: Lishu;

Stage 5: Regular script;

Stage 6: Writing;

Stage it: Cursive;

<> the law of the evolution of Chinese characters.

As the language of the Chinese nation, Chinese characters contain thousands of years of cultural connotation and reflect the national spirit of our country. Although with the development of science and technology, Chinese characters have gradually evolved into communicative symbols, the evolution law and cultural connotation of Chinese characters cannot be ignored. The evolution of Chinese characters has a strong cultural connotation, including thousands of years of culture in our country, Chinese characters from its inception to the present, in different historical stages after many evolutions, in the continuous evolution of Chinese characters have undergone great changes, it is difficult for modern people to understand their ancient meaning and want to express information through the changed Chinese characters.

The radicals of some Chinese characters have lost their original meaning in the process of evolution, making it impossible for modern people to grasp their original meaning through the observation of the glyphs, thus affecting the meaning of their composition. Some Chinese characters have the same radicals but have very different meanings, and if we compare and study them from the original form of Chinese characters, we will find that there are huge differences between characters with the same radicals.

History is like this, the development and generation of each era will change with the written word, and this is especially true for China, because as the ruler of history, the position of the written word is extremely important.

1. It blooms with beautiful brilliance in the hands of generation after generation; It has witnessed the long history and splendid culture of our nation; It is the crystallization of human wisdom; It ignited the flame of civilization. It is our common language - Chinese characters.

2. When we begin to babble and write crookedly on paper for the first time, we begin to come into contact with Chinese characters. Chinese characters play an important role in our lives, and no matter what you do, you can't do without it. Even if you throw away the pen in your hand, sit at the computer, and tap the keyboard with your skillful fingers, a comic luck and a beautiful Chinese character will come into view; When you pick up the book and read it with relish, the clever Chinese characters are telling you interesting stories ......Chinese characters are the embodiment of wisdom, and I feel a magical power in them.

It can be seen that Chinese characters are inseparable from us, although China is a multi-ethnic country, each ethnic group has its own language and script, but because of Chinese characters, no matter where we go to the motherland, we all have a common language and dialect communication. The Chinese character is a common communication tool for all of us.

3. Chinese characters are the most amazing symbols in the world. For example, if you write "day" a little flatter, it becomes "曰", and if you add a vertical to it, it becomes "jia", "shen", "by", ......If you add a horizontal, it becomes "Dan" and "Eye" ......Kanji is like a magician.

1. Chinese characters, also known as Chinese, Chinese characters, also known as square characters, are record symbols of Chinese, which belong to the morpheme syllabic script of ideograms. One of the oldest written languages in the world, more than 6,000 years old. In terms of form, it gradually changes from a figure to a stroke, a pictogram to a symbol, and a complex to simple; In the principle of word making, from the form, ideogram to shape and sound.

Except for a very few Chinese characters (such as 瓩, 兛, 兣, 呎, 嗧, etc.), they are all one Chinese character and one syllable.

2. Modern Chinese characters refer to the block shape of Chinese characters after italization, including traditional Chinese characters and simplified Chinese characters. Modern Chinese characters have evolved from oracle bone scripts, golden scripts, large seals (籀文), small seals, to official scripts, cursive scripts, regular scripts, and line scripts. Chinese characters were invented, created and improved by the ancestors of the Han nationality, and are an indispensable link to maintain the dialect areas of the Han nationality.

The earliest surviving Chinese characters are the oracle bone inscription of the Yin Shang dynasty in about 1300 BC and the later Jin inscription, which evolved into the Zhou script in the Western Zhou Dynasty, then to the small seal and official script of the Qin Dynasty, to the prevalence of the official script of the Han and Wei dynasties, and to the end of the Han Dynasty. Regular script prevailed in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, and is still in use.

3. Chinese characters are the longest continuously used script so far, and they are also the only ones that have been passed down to the present day in the major writing systems of ancient times. In ancient times, Chinese characters were the only international communication script in East Asia, and until the 20th century, they were still the official written standard script of Japan, the Korean Peninsula, Vietnam, the Ryukyus, and other countries. It should be noted that Japan, the Korean Peninsula, Vietnam and other countries have been deeply influenced by Han culture in history, and even other languages have borrowed Chinese language and script.

In non-Chinese-speaking systems, Japan has formulated a "List of Commonly Used Chinese Characters", South Korea has also formulated "Basic Chinese Characters for Education", and Vietnam, Korea, Mongolia, and other countries that used Chinese characters in history have now abandoned Chinese characters.