Chinese translation of Tibetan oracle bones and other beautiful characters 40

Martian is fine, but I can't translate it.

1. The history of Chinese writing is the historical process of the development and evolution of Chinese writing for thousands of years, and according to the chronological order of development, it can be basically divided into pre-Qin, Qin, Han, Tang and Tang dynasties, Song and Yuan dynasties, Ming and Qing dynasties, modern Chinese characters and modern Chinese characters. China is a multi-ethnic country. In the long years from antiquity to modern times, the people of all nationalities have jointly created the superior written culture of the motherland.

2. In the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the use of the written language of ethnic minorities in China was very complicated. At that time, the ethnic groups that already had ethnic languages were: Mongolian, Tibetan, Uygur, Korean, Kazakh, Xibe, Dai, Uzbek, Kirgiz, Tatar, Russian, Yi, Jingpo, Susu, Lahu and so on.

3. The ethnic groups that speak Chinese are: Hui, Manchu, and She. There are 34 nationalities without writing:

Zhuang, Buyi, Dong, Bai, Hani, Yao, Li, Dongxiang, Tajik, Tujia, Shui, Qiang, Gaoshan, Salar, Tu, Baoan, Oroqen, Evenki, Dulong, Nu, Maonan, Gelao, Gelao, Achang, De'ang, Hezhe, Jing, Brown, Pumi, Menba, Lhoba, Kino, etc.

4. Among China's 55 ethnic minorities, except for the Hui and Manchu who no longer use their own ethnic scripts but directly use Chinese characters, 29 ethnic groups have scripts that are consistent with their own languages, and some ethnic groups use more than one script, such as the Dai language uses four scripts and the Jingpo people use two scripts, so the 29 ethnic groups use a total of 54 scripts. The list is as follows:

1. Mongolian traditional Mongolian and Tote languages.

2. Tibetan Tibetan.

3. Uyghur Uyghur old script, Uyghur new script.

4. Miao old Miaowen, Qiandong Miaowen, Xiangxi Miaowen, Sichuan, Guizhou and Yunnan Miaowen, and northeast Yunnan Miao Wen (the last 4 species are newly created).

5. Yi nationality planing and standardizing Yi language.

6. Zhuang square Zhuang characters, Zhuang Wen (newly created).

7. Buyi Buyi (newly created).

8. Korean, Korean.

9. Dong Dong (newly created).

10. Yao dialect and Mian dialect.

11. Bai old Baiwen, Baiwen (newly created).

12, Tujia Tujia Wen (newly created).

13. Hani Hatyawen and Bikawen (both new).

14. Kazakh: Old Kazakh script, new Kazakh script.

15, Dai old Dai language, new Dai language, old Dai language, new Dai language, Dai language, Jinping, Dai language.

16, Li nationality Li Wen (newly created).

17. Susu Nationality Old Susu script (uppercase Latin alphabet pinyin characters, lattice pinyin characters, phonetic syllable characters), new Susu script.

18. Wa Salar language, Wa language (newly created).

19, Lahu Lahu language.

20. Aquarium Water Book.

21. Naxi Dongbawen, Gebawen, Marisawen, Naxi (newly created).

22, Jingpo Jingpo Wen, Zaiwa Wen (newly created).

23. Kirgiz Kyrgyz.

24. Tu Tu Wen (newly created).

25, Qiang Qiang (newly created).

26, Xibe Xibo Wen.

27. Russian Russian.

28, Dulong clan Dulong Wen (new).

29, Kino Kinowen (newly created).

English fighting Thai

Korean, Spanish, duro

Japanese Latin alpha

Russian, Italian, difficile

German schwer Hindi

Filipino mahirap

Dutch hard....

In fact, Google can do it, don't torture us.

English come on

Greek

Albania r nd

German schwer

Polish Twardy

Russian French dur

Italian difficile

I just wanted to say. The Italian word difficile means difficult. It's not about hard work.

Denote. Italian. Impiegare Tutta la Forza translates to exhausting all effort. But it can also be regarded as a struggle.

Anything else. It's like what was said upstairs. Go to Google Translator to find out.