Translation of traditional Chinese 5, Chinese traditional translation

Garbled characters, it makes no sense to translate.

Garbish means that the application you opened the file is wrong, and the file characters are replaced by characters from other file formats.

I'm telling you! The point starts in the control panel in the point settings, the point date, the language, the one in the point, and the language selection. I change the automatic change of the area option to Taiwan, and I point to Taiwan in the point of premium!

Garbled pull! The garbled code is because the character code in your computer does not have the character code it uses, and it becomes like this!

Ha ha! 5 points have been obtained!

>彂屔僀儞偾僢僋僗僼傽僀儖[release 偑奂偗杰偣傫丅。

僀儞僗僩乕儖幐攕偰偄傞帄。

僼傽僀儖唋懝偟偰偄傞壜惈偑偁傝偡丅.

I can only tell you that this is not called traditional Chinese characters, they are all rare words, you can check the sea of words.

You're garbled and can't be translated.

It is garbled characters, and this situation will occur when the version of the computer and software is different.

These should be garbled characters! Even if it is translated, it is useless.

This is garbled characters, which is a traditional Chinese character!

Damn, it's obviously garbled。!

I'm dizzy, and the garbled characters are said to be traditional characters.

I can't translate it, you better check the "Kangxi Dictionary"! There should be that!

Translated as a bunch of meaningless words.

All Traditional:

All. All.

Pinyin: [quán bù].

Interpretation: (name) whole; The parts come together: Strength|Centaur. Nearly the whole |Overall. Anti Local|Part.

Sentence. 1. I can't give you the whole world, but my world is all for you.

2. However, due to the legal provisions that the interstellar security forces can only recruit active military personnel from the armies of various countries, and cannot recruit themselves, the independence of this force will not be reflected in the aspect of arbitrariness.

3. There is always a tomorrow, life gives us another chance to do things well, but if I am mistaken, today is all we have left, I will tell you how much I love you, and I will never forget you.

4. The pavilion is all made of bricks and tiles, and there are no beams and no inch wood components, so it is called the pavilion without beams.

5. From the first time I saw you, I knew that I belonged to you. I would like to use the tears of this life as a refuge in this life, and love you with all my strength. For you and me, I am willing to give up everything, I only wish to have you in this life, and never separate!

6. The kitchen staff signaled the undercover reporter to put all the leftover meat into a basin, and then put it in the freezer to freeze and store it.

7. This time you're going to throw away all the slimy candy wrappers in your drawer anyway.

8. Boil 500g of mung beans in water until all the mung bean skins float up, then scoop up all the mung bean skins and dry them, and roll the clean mung beans into powder and put them in a sealed container for later use.

9. A person can only become a true master when he devotes all his strength and energy to a certain cause.

10. Even tens of thousands of ants in an ant nest in a tree hole may all die because of a heavy rain, and they are all lives like us.

The traditional Chinese character is Chinese.

Traditional Chinese characters, a form of Chinese characters, are called "traditional Chinese Chinese" in Europe and the United States, which generally refers to the Chinese characters that have been replaced by simplified characters by the simplification movement of Chinese characters, and sometimes also refers to the entire writing system of regular script and official script before the simplification movement of Chinese characters.

Chinese Traditional has a history of more than 2,000 years, and until 1956, it was the standard word for Chinese used among Chinese everywhere.

The "General List of Simplified Characters" collects 2274 simplified characters and 14 simplified characters such as 讠 [訁], 饣 [飠], 纟 [糹], 钅 [釒], etc., simplified Chinese characters ** include vulgar characters, ancient characters, cursive script, etc., and also include the merger of Chinese characters, such as the "back" of "back" and the "queen" of "queen", which were originally two words in traditional Chinese characters, and in order to omit strokes, they were replaced by "after" with fewer strokes.

Traditional Chinese characters are still used in Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, while overseas Chinese communities such as Singapore and Malaysia mostly use traditional and simplified characters, while Chinese mainland retains or uses traditional Chinese characters in cultural relics and monuments, digital surname variant characters, calligraphy seal carvings, handwritten inscriptions, and special needs.

In January 2001, the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Standard Spoken and Written Chinese Language came into effect, which clearly stipulates that China will standardize Chinese characters and the scope of traditional Chinese characters. On June 5, 2013, the attached table "Comparison Table of Standardized Characters with Traditional Chinese Characters and Variant Characters" was announced, and the use of Chinese characters in general application fields is subject to the standardized character list.

Chinese Traditional Chinese translation is traditional Chinese characters, which is one of the traditional forms of Chinese character writing.

It corresponds to simplified characters and is mainly composed of Chinese characters inherited from ancient China. Chinese traditional Chinese is still widely spoken in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau and other regions. The writing forms of traditional Chinese characters are diverse, the strokes are complex, and the glyphs are beautiful, which has a high value of art town.

At the same time, traditional Chinese characters are also an important carrier of Chinese culture, carrying rich historical and cultural information. Traditional Chinese characters are widely used in literature, art, history, philosophy and other fields, and have an important impact on the development and inheritance of traditional Chinese culture.

In the computer age, due to the complexity of traditional Chinese strokes, it cannot be fully converted into computer character sets, so in Taiwan, Hong Kong and other regions, there is still the phenomenon of using Chinese traditional Chinese for writing. At the same time, with the increase of cross-strait exchanges, Chinese traditional Chinese has gradually been understood and used by more people.

In short, Chinese traditional Chinese is an important form of traditional Chinese characters, which has rich cultural connotations and artistic value. In the computer age, although its use has been limited to a certain extent, it is still widely used and inherited in many fields. It is an important part of traditional Chinese culture and an important symbol of orange and silver in Chinese culture.

History of the development of Chinese characters:

The history of the development of Chinese characters can be traced back to the Yin Shang period in 2000 BC. At that time, the earliest hieroglyphs appeared in the use of stone carvings, bone carvings, pottery and other materials. These words express their meaning by depicting objective entities, such as the sun, moon, mountains, water, etc.

By the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, hieroglyphs gradually developed into oracle bone inscriptions and gold inscriptions. Oracle bone inscriptions are characters carved on tortoise shells and animal bones, mainly used for divination and memorization. Jinwen is the text engraved on bronze objects, mainly for inscriptions and seals.

The characters of this period began to have elements such as strokes, radicals, and radicals, which laid the foundation for the later formation of Chinese characters.

After Qin Shi Huang unified the Six Kingdoms, he promulgated the system of "Shu Tongwen" in 221 BC, which standardized and developed Chinese characters. During the Han Dynasty, Chinese characters further evolved and developed, and fonts such as small seals, large seals, cursive scripts, and line scripts appeared. At the same time, the number of thick characters in the Han Dynasty was also increasing, and by the time of the Ming Dynasty, the number of Chinese characters had exceeded 100,000.

With the development of the times, Chinese characters are constantly evolving and developing. In the digital age, Chinese characters are also facing new challenges and opportunities. In order to adapt to the development of the times, the simplification, standardization and standardization of Chinese characters are also constantly advancing, injecting new vitality into the inheritance and development of Chinese characters.