Do you need to add a definite article in front of the name of the country?

If it is not allowed, the national is preceded by the whole national, for example: the Chinese

* Hee-hee-hee ......It shouldn't be used

1.The plural noun is not preceded by the the, which indicates the whole of a class of people or thingsProper nouns (personal names, place names, country names, festivals, months, weeks, seasons) are generally not preceded

3.Abstract nouns and material nouns are not preceded by articles

4.If the noun is preceded by a possessive pronoun, demonstrative pronoun, indefinite pronoun, interrogative or noun possessive, and some, little, both, eath, either, few, a

When adjectives such as few, alittle, any, no, another, every, and much are used as definite sentences, articles are not used

5.The article is generally not used before the noun that means three meals, balls, chess, games, languages, and disciplines 6The article is not used before the noun used in conjunction with by to indicate the means of transportation

Usage of the zero article.

1) Articles are generally not added before proper nouns, material nouns, abstract nouns, personal names, place names and other nouns.

2) When there are restrictions such as possessive pronouns, demonstrative pronouns, and noun possessives before countable nouns, articles are not added.

3) Seasons, months, weeks, festivals, holidays, and meals a day are generally not preceded by articles.

4) When the salutation or noun such as nurse and cook used in household employment and the noun indicating the title and position are used as objects, complements and homonyms, articles are generally not added.

5) No articles should be added before the names of disciplines, balls, and chess.

6) Plural nouns do not use articles when referring to a class of people or things in general.

7) Do not add an article before the name of the vehicle used in conjunction with by.

The name of the country is a proper noun, and the definite article is not preceded.

If it is the full name of the country (the first word is just a common noun) and an abbreviation, you need to add the.

For example: China 中国; thepeople's republic of China;

theUnited States; theUnited States of America; america;

Definite article, usage: The definite article the has a definite meaning, used to refer specifically to people or things, indicating that the person or thing referred to by the prudent noun is a specific one in the same kind, so as to distinguish it from other people or things in the same kind, which is equivalent to the meaning of "that" or "this" in Chinese. It can be used in conjunction with singular and plural nouns, as well as with uncountable nouns.

It is used to pronounce e before words that begin with consonant phonemes Pixiao jujube, ei before words that begin with vowel phonemes, and ei:.