What words can be used in a certain context

The state's implementation of standardized Chinese characters does not require that traditional Chinese characters and variant characters cannot be used on all occasions, but that the use of traditional and variant characters should be limited to a certain range.

According to Article 13 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Standard Spoken and Written Language, the public service industry takes the standardization of Chinese characters as the basic service word. Where signboards, advertisements, notices, signs, etc. use foreign languages and use Chinese at the same time due to the needs of public services, standardized Chinese characters shall be used. Advocate the use of Mandarin as the service language in the public service industry.

Article 14 In the following circumstances, the standard spoken and written language of the State shall be used as the basic terminology:

1) Terminology and words used in radio, film, and television;

2) The use of words for facilities in public places;

3) Signboards and advertising words;

4) The name of the enterprise or institution;

5) The packaging and description of the goods sold in China.

The official rules are not needed, but you can use them, as long as others can understand them, but don't use them in formal settings.

There are no limits to private use! It is only stipulated that the names of enterprises and institutions cannot be in regular characters.

No, it's just not used as an official text.

There are no regulations, and the state promotes simplified characters only because of convenience.

1. Simplified Chinese characters are simplified from traditional Chinese characters, which have a certain connection in themselves.

2. In the specific context, we can guess according to the meaning of the sentence.

It's a habit I've developed since childhood. There are not many traditional and simplified characters.

I'm used to watching TV or something, and so am I.

Because there are more or less similarities.

The title of an official publication cannot be in traditional Chinese.

The Law of the People's Republic of China on the Standard Language of the People's Republic of China, which came into effect in 2001, clearly stipulates that the state implements standardized Chinese characters, and also clarifies the scope of traditional Chinese characters that can be retained or used: (1) cultural relics and historic sites; (ii) variants of the surname; (3) Calligraphy, seal carving and other works of art; (4) Handwritten inscriptions and signboards; (5) Where it is necessary for publication, teaching, or research; (6) Special circumstances approved by the relevant departments. This law defines the legal status of regulating Chinese characters as the common language of the country, reserves a certain space for the study and use of traditional Chinese characters, suits China's national conditions, and can basically meet the needs of all aspects of language life, and should be complied with.

When discussing the study and use of traditional Chinese characters, it is necessary to have a sense of the law, act in accordance with the law, and not violate the provisions of the law to do their own thing. At the same time, it is necessary to properly solve some problems in the use of traditional Chinese characters, and use traditional Chinese characters to a limited extent within the scope permitted by law. (RTHK is an exception, of course.)

When Mr. Qi Gong writes calligraphy works for people, he always asks whether they want to be simplified or traditional (because calligraphy, seal carving and other works of art can be written in traditional characters); However, if he was asked to inscribe the name of the journal, he refused to use traditional Chinese characters and strictly abided by state regulations.

1. Simplified Chinese characters are simplified from traditional Chinese characters, which have a certain connection in themselves.

2. In the specific context, we can guess according to the meaning of the sentence.

It can be used in special contexts.

In ancient times, there was a fake word "Qi" and "Zhai", which belonged to the verb, and the interpretation was to abstain from lust and purify the body and mind before the sacrifice, so as to show piety.

However, the traditional Chinese writing of the character "Qi" and the character "Zhai" is different, and the traditional Chinese writing of the character "Qi" is: 斉; The traditional Chinese character for "Zhai" is written as: 斎.

The traditional Chinese characters of "Qi" and "Zhai" are not the same, but in ancient times, "Qi" was used as a fake word "Zhai", in a specific context, and not all "Qi" were used as "Zhai", so the traditional Chinese characters of "Qi" and "Zhai" could not be used universally.

The traditional Chinese character of Qi is as follows:

The traditional Chinese character of "zhai" is written as follows:

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No, the meaning of the recitation is different.

We use simplified Chinese characters, why Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan use traditional Chinese characters, after reading it, I finally understand!

China has not completely eliminated traditional Chinese characters. However, in 2001, it was clearly stipulated that simplified Chinese characters would be introduced, but some traditional Chinese characters would be retained.

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 simplified Chinese characters, and at the same time, it also clarifies the scope of retaining or using traditional Chinese characters. On June 5, 2013, China announced the "General Standard Chinese Character List", including the attached table "Standard Characters and Traditional Chinese Characters and Variant Characters Comparison Table", and the use of Chinese characters in general application fields is subject to the standard character list.

At present, traditional Chinese characters are used in the Chinese community in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau and North America, and the number of users is about 30 million. Simplified Chinese characters are used in the Chinese community in mainland China, Malaysia, Singapore, and Southeast Asia, and are used by more than 1.3 billion people. In addition, the Northern and Southern Dynasties font.

For example, Japan and South Korea also have some Chinese characters, but in recent years, simplified Chinese characters have appeared one after another.

China has not completely abolished traditional Chinese characters, and Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, and the Pearl River Delta are still using them.

It has not been completely canceled Now Hong Kong, Macau, the Pearl River Delta, and Taiwan are still in use.

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