Why are there so many words, and what are most of them?

There are Chinese characters in Japanese because Japanese ** is better than kanji. In ancient Japan, there was only language and no writing. It was not until the Sui and Tang dynasties that a large number of Chinese characters were introduced to Japan, and Japan began to systematically use Chinese characters to record its own language.

Originally, kanji were used as phonetic symbols, that is, if there were several syllables in Japanese, several kanji were used. These characters later evolved into kana. It only borrows the sound and shape of kanji, but does not use its meaning, so it is called kana.

Those Chinese characters that directly follow their pronunciation and form are called real names. In this way, the use of real names and fake names in an article is very confusing. In addition, there are many homophones to borrow from kana, and there are many strokes of kanji, which makes it very inconvenient to use, so I gradually simplified kana and created my own script.

After the 20th century, they were converted to simplified characters, resulting in some differences, and the pronunciation of Japanese kanji is mostly one character and two sounds, which is because it retains the result of the introduction of Wu Yin from the Wu Kingdom of China during the Six Dynasties, and the later introduction of Han Yin from Chang'an in the Tang Dynasty, in addition, some of the pronunciation of characters from the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties also came to Japan, called Tang Yin. After World War II, Japan carried out a script reform, and some of the characters were simplified in cursive letters. In the 50s, China also simplified Chinese characters, including cursive Kai, and some characters were originally traditional Chinese characters used in China and Japan.

However, later on, they all carried out writing reforms, and some characters were simplified in China, but not in Japan; Some characters have been simplified, but China has not simplified. Although some words have been simplified in both countries, the simplifications are not the same. So pay attention to their differences.

When writing Yueyu, you must write Yueyu Chinese characters, not simplified Chinese characters in Chinese. Japan has set a number of Chinese characters as the scope of use, a total of 1,850 characters, which is called dangyong kanji. When used means "currently used or should be used".

In addition, Japan announced the implementation of the "List of Commonly Used Chinese Characters", stipulating 1,945 commonly used Chinese characters as "the general standard for the use of Chinese characters in general social life."

Mostly the word 奓. 1. Interpretation of the Shirt Section.

zhà ] Fang collapsed and the bridge opened.

zhā ] 奓山 place name. in Hubei.

2. Compounds. Luxury, sting, stinging, big, too, etc.

Compounds. 一、奓刺 [ zhà cì ]

Stick out the thorns. than the macro Yu arrogant.

Second, 奓大 [ zhà dà ]

Exaggeration, exaggeration.

1. Most of them are 奓, which is a word, pronounced as zhà, zhā, which means to open, open, and can be used as a place name.

2, 奓, pinyin zhā, place names with words, Xianshan in Wuhan City, Hubei Province, Xianhe, Xianhu are in Hubei Province.

3, 奓, pinyin zhà, verb, open, open. Shama: Spread, stretch out. Thorn: Stretch out the thorn, a metaphor for arrogance.

Basic literal meaning.

奓shē

The ancient is the same as "luxury".

Other Meanings. 奓chǐ

Gutong "extravagant".

The characters in Chinese characters that look almost identical are: "tea" and "荼", "she" and "yu", "壸" and "pot".

1. Tea chá

1. Evergreen shrub with oblong leaves and serrated teeth, which is processed into beverages, that is, tea; Late autumn flowering, white; Seeds can be pressed for oil; Dense wood, for carving: tea tree.

2. Specifically refers to "tea": green tea.

2. Tutú1, a kind of bitter herb mentioned in ancient books.

Tu poison ("Tu" is bitter herb, "poison" refers to poisonous insects and poisonous snakes.

and so on, metaphorically poisoning, such as "the living beings").

2. Ancient books refer to thatch.

of white flowers: in full swing.

3. Ancient Tong "Tu", charcoal.

3. She shé

Surname. Fourth, Yu yú

1. Me: "Yu will be old".

2. The leftover, the excess: the surplus.

3. Ten, hundred, thousand, etc. or zero after the number of names: more than ten people.

Five, 壸 kǔn

1. The road in the ancient palace refers to the palace: the government.

2. Gutong "阃", inner room.

6. Pot hú1, a kind of utensils made of ceramic or metal with a mouth, usually used to hold tea, wine and other liquids: teapot.

2. Something like the shape of a pot or the state of the water: kettlebell.

One of the weightlifting aids, shaped like a kettle).

3. Surname.

The reason why there are so many Chinese characters is because of the special structure of Chinese characters and the diversity of the meaning of Chinese characters.

Chinese characters are one of the oldest scripts in the world, dating back more than 4,000 years. The earliest extant recognizable Chinese characters are the oracle bone inscription of Yin Shang and the later Jin inscription, from which modern Chinese characters evolved from oracle bone inscription and Jin inscription. 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.

With very few exceptions, it is one syllable per character. Chinese characters are phonetic characters, not pinyin characters. It is to use the symbols of the ideographic system to represent the words or morphemes of the Chinese language.

A Chinese character usually represents a word or a morpheme in Chinese, which forms the characteristics of the unity of sound, shape and meaning. Chinese characters are square-shaped characters composed of strokes, so they are also called square characters. Such as:"car""on""Ming"etc,"car""on""Ming"Use the shape of words to directly express the meaning of words in the language; "Q"It can both express and sound"doors"Epiphony,"mouth"Ideogram.

Chinese characters have evolved over thousands of years and have gradually taken shape"Chinese characters seven bodies", namely: oracle bone inscription, golden script, seal script, official script, cursive script, regular script, line script.

There is no exact number of Chinese characters, but it is about 100,000 (91,251 Chinese characters are sourced in the Chinese character database of Beijing Guoan Information Equipment Company), and only a few thousand Chinese characters are used on a daily basis. According to statistics, 1,000 commonly used words can cover about 92% of written materials, 2,000 words can cover more than 98%, and 3,000 words have reached 99%.