How many Chinese characters are there?

Xinhua News Agency recently released the latest statistics, the total number of Chinese characters has exceeded 80,000, and only 3,500 characters are commonly used. Although the number of commonly used words has not changed much, the total number of fonts has increased, why is that?

There are between 4,000 and 8,000 characters commonly used in modern times, and the exact number is unknown.

At present, the Institute of Computer Standardization of the Ministry of Information Industry is also carrying out the statistical collation of the Chinese character database, and nearly 70,000 characters have been sorted out.

Many, a new word is emerging all the time.

There are two Chinese characters, one is Chinese and the other is character!

There is a Xinhua dictionary that counts one by one slowly at night.

There are about 100,000 Chinese characters.

In 2012, the "Chinese Character Library" project was launched in China, according to statistics, there are about 100,000 Chinese characters, 100,000 ethnic minority characters and more than 100,000 uncommon ancient writing characters such as oracle bone inscriptions, totaling about 300,000 characters. The number of Chinese characters commonly used in daily life is 2,500, and the number of sub-commonly used characters is 1,000, and commonly used Chinese characters occupy 99% of the language space.

Regarding the origin of Chinese characters, there are various sayings in ancient Chinese literature, such as "knotted rope", "gossip", "pictures", "book deeds", etc., and the legend of the Yellow Emperor's historian Cangjie making characters is also widely recorded in ancient books. Modern scholars believe that systematic writing tools cannot be completely created by one person, and if Cangjie did have one, he should also be one of the creators of writing, the compiler or promulgator of writing.

In recent decades, the Chinese archaeological community has released a series of excavated materials related to the origin of Chinese characters earlier than the Yinxu oracle bone inscriptions. These materials mainly refer to the carved or painted symbols that appeared on pottery in the late primitive society and the early historical society, and also include a small number of symbols engraved on oracle bones, jade, stone tools, etc. It can be said that together they provide a new basis for explaining the origin of Chinese characters.

Through systematic investigation and comparison of the carved symbols on pottery shards unearthed in more than 100 sites of 19 archaeological cultures throughout China, Wang Yunzhi, a doctoral supervisor at Zhengzhou University, believes that the earliest carved symbols in China appeared at the Jiahu site in Wuyang, Henan, which has a history of more than 8,000 years.

There are 17 characters in the 尪, namely: 尫, 兀, er, one, two, three, wang, b, gan, earth, 丨, 丄, 丅, gong, ten, factory, dagger.

Notes: 1. The left side of the word [尫] is a vulture, the right side is a king, and the vultures remove a horizontal is a child 2, and the three horizontal sides of the king are.

One, two, three, remove the lower horizontal is dry, remove the upper horizontal is soil, remove the middle is work, remove the upper and lower is ten. Remove the two strokes, which are 丄 and 丅.

3. The left side of the vultures is a factory, and the right part plus a horizontal is a dagger.

尪, this character is pronounced wang, which is rarely seen by us.

Find out the 17 characters, which are 尫, 兀, er, one, two, three, wang, b, gan, earth, 丨, 丄, 丅, gong, ten, factory, dagger.

尫, the left side of the word is a vulture, the right side is a king, and the vultures remove a horizontal is a child.

The king's three horizontals are:

One, two, three, remove the lower horizontal is dry, remove the upper horizontal is soil, remove the middle is work, remove the upper and lower is ten. Remove the two strokes, which are 丄 and 丅.

The left side of the vultures is a factory, and the right part plus a horizontal is a dagger.

There are 17 words.

They are: 尪, 兀, Er, one, two, three, Wang, B, Gan, Tu, 丨 t Gong, ten, factory, dagger, and the word Wang remove the above two horizontal words.

There are 18 characters in 尪 (wang first tone): 尪, 王, 兀, 一, 二, 三, 十, 儿, 土, gan, 王, B, dagger, factory, 丨, 丅, 丄, 工.

17 [尫] Find out the 17 words, which are 尫, 兀, er, one, two, three, wang, b, dry, earth, 丨, 丄, 丅, gong, ten, factory, dagger 2, the left side of the word [尫] is a vulture, the right side is a king, and the three horizontal sides of the king are 3, and the three horizontal sides of the king are respectively.

One, two, three, remove the lower horizontal is dry, remove the upper horizontal is soil, remove the middle is work, remove the upper and lower is ten.

The Chinese character 尪字 can be split into 尢字, 王字, one character, two characters, three characters, cross, I-character, soil character, and dry character.

This is a Chinese character stroke and radical split knowledge. Chinese characters are composed of various strokes to form a side, and then by the radical group of characters, 尪字 is composed of 尢字 and 王字, which can be split into 9 Chinese characters. 尢字, king character, king character can be split into.

One, two, three, ten, dry, work, soil characters.

Analyze this question as follows:

Method 1: Break down the basic strokes such as orange horizontal and vertical to do it.

Well, the following words can be obtained:

尪, 兀 (approximate, not standard), er (approximate, not standard), one, two, three, ten, dry, soil, king, 丨, 丅, 丄, work.

Method 2: If you want to chew the words, understand the question as: how many words are there? That is, to ask: 尪和中, how many words are there in the two words?

Well, there are also the following Chinese characters:

匚, medium. The Chinese characters of our motherland are broad and profound, and we have tried our best, but we can't find them.

There are 10 characters in the word: one, two, three, dry, ten, earth, king, 尢, nine, and 尪.

There are 7 characters: one, two, three, king, 尢, son, and vulture.

How many words are there in the 尪, nine, king, earth, one, two, three. A total of 6 words.

Find out the 17 characters, which are 尫, 兀, er, one, two, three, wang, b, gan, earth, 丨, 丄, 丅, gong, ten, factory, dagger.

The 17 characters found out by the 17 characters are: 尪, 兀, er, one, two, three, wang, b, gan, earth, 丨, 丅, 丄, gong, ten, factory, dagger.

The 17 characters are: 尪, 兀, er, one, two, three, wang, b, gan, soil, 丨, 丅, 丄, gong, ten, factory, dagger.

There are a total of 17 characters: 尪, er, one, two, three, wang, b, dry, earth, 丨, gong, ten, factory, dagger, wu, 丅, 丄.

3, a king and an unknown one.

Chinese characters, also known as Chinese, Chinese characters, also known as square characters, are record symbols of the Chinese language, which belong to the morpheme syllabic script of ideograms. then How many characters are there in Chinese characters? 1 There is no exact number of Chinese characters, but it is about 100,000, and there are only a few thousand Chinese characters used in daily life.

2 According to statistics, 1,000 commonly used words can cover about 92% of written information, 2,000 words can cover more than 98%, and 3,000 words have reached 99%. 3. The number of Chinese characters has changed differently with the development of history: the three articles of the Qin Dynasty, "Cangjie", "Erudition", and "Zhan Li" have a total of 3,300 characters.

4 Yang Xiong's "Discipline Chapter" in the Han Dynasty has 5,340 words, and there are 9,353 words in Xu Shen's "Shuowen Jie Zi"; 5 According to the Tang Dynasty's Fengyan "Wenjian Ji Text", Jin Lu Chen's "Zilin" has 12,824 words, Yang Chengqing's "Zitong" in the Later Wei Dynasty has 13,734 words, and the "Jade Chapter" written by Gu Yewang in the Southern Dynasty is recorded to have a total of 16,917 words, and the revised "Daguangyihui Jade Chapter" on this basis is said to have 22,726 words; 6. In the Tang Dynasty, Sun Qiangzeng's book "Jade Chapter" has 22,561 words. Sima Guangxiu's "Class Chapter" in the Song Dynasty has as many as 31,319 words, and the Song Dynasty's official Xiu's "Collection of Rhymes" contains 53,525 words, which was once the book with the most words; 7. The Kangxi Dictionary of the Qing Dynasty has more than 47,000 words; 8. In 1915, Ouyang Bocun et al. compiled the "Chinese Dictionary", which has more than 48,000 words; 9In 1959, the "Dictionary of the Great Han and the Dictionary" edited by Momohashi Tsuji of Japan has 49,964 words; In 101971, Zhang Qiyun's "Dictionary of Chinese" had 49,888 words; 11In 1990, Xu Zhongshu's "Chinese Dictionary" had 54,678 characters; In 121994, Leng Yulong and others edited "The Sea of Chinese Characters" has 85,000 words. 13 The fifth edition of the Dictionary of Variant Characters compiled by the education authority in Taiwan contains 106,230 words of orthography and variants, which is the dictionary that includes more Chinese characters.

14 The Sea of Chinese Characters, edited by Lan Dekang and Matsuoka Eishi, is currently the reference book with the largest collection of Chinese characters in the world, with 102434 prefix words in the main text and 11,112 prefix words in the appendix.

About 100,000.

In fact, there is no accurate number for the number of Chinese characters, according to incomplete statistics there are about 100,000 Chinese characters, and the list of commonly used Chinese characters in modern Chinese promulgated in 1988 has 2,500 Chinese characters commonly used in our daily life, and 1,000 Chinese characters are commonly used.

The Chinese character is carved and says:

Based on the comparative investigation of Banpo pottery and Yin Shang oracle bone inscriptions, Mr. Guo Moruo believes that the early writing can be divided into two major systems in terms of structure, carving and drawing, and the carving system is the evolution of knotted rope and deed wood, which is one of the few, and this system should be before the graphic system.

Judging from the carved symbols found in Banpo and Jiangzhai, some are numbers and some are single words. Many modern scholars believe that it has a fixed phonetic meaning and is considered to be the source of Chinese characters.

Wang Yunzhi, a doctoral supervisor at Zhengzhou University, believes that the earliest carved symbols in China appeared at the Jiahu site in Wuyang, Henan, which has a history of more than 8,000 years. To make a comprehensive arrangement of these original materials, so as to comb and compare some clues about the occurrence and development of Chinese characters before the Shang Dynasty script.

However, the situation is not so simple, in addition to the existing Zhengzhou ** site, Xiaoshuangqiao site of the small sect materials can be directly compared with the Yinxu script, the other pre-Shang symbols are scattered and scattered, missing many links from each other, and most of the symbols do not match the Shang Dynasty script configuration. Pisan also has some symbols, with heavier regional colors and complex backgrounds. <>