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Standardize Chinese characters. Standard Chinese characters are Chinese characters that meet the normative standards promulgated by the state.

The standard Chinese characters of the mainland.

In Chinese mainland, standardized Chinese characters refer to simplified characters that have been sorted out and simplified and officially announced by the state in the form of a character list, as well as inherited characters that have not been sorted out and simplified.

The term "non-standard Chinese characters" includes simplified traditional characters, abolished variant characters, discarded simplified characters, and non-standard simplified characters and typos.

The Law of the People's Republic of China on the Standard Spoken and Written Language of the People's Republic of China states that "the standard spoken and written language of the country is Putonghua and standardized Chinese characters", and "the state promotes Putonghua and promotes standardized Chinese characters".

The basis for the current standard of Chinese characters is:

Selected characters The orthographic characters included in the "First Batch of Variant Character Collation Table" published in 1955 are standard characters, and the relative variant characters are non-standard characters, which are no longer used except for surnames and some special occasions. The 1986 republished General List of Simplified Characters and the General List of Modern Chinese Characters both revised the variant characters proposed in the First Batch of Variant Character Collation Table.

Simplified characters In October 1986, the simplified characters included in the "General List of Simplified Characters" approved for republication are standard characters, and the traditional characters are non-standard characters, which are generally discontinued in the occasion facing the public.

New Glyphs The new glyphs included in the "List of Common Characters of Modern Chinese" published in 1988 are standard glyphs, and the relative old glyphs are non-standard glyphs and are no longer used.

In addition, there are: "List of Unified Words for the Names of Some Units of Measurement", "List of Pronunciation of Putonghua Different Words", "List of Common Words in Modern Chinese", "Basic Set of Chinese Character Encoding Characters for Information Exchange" and rare words of place names changed with the approval of ***.

The block letters are the standard words. It does not fall under the category of cursive and cursive script.

The normative word only needs to be standardized.

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Standard characters refer to simplified characters and inherited characters that have been sorted out and simplified and officially announced by the state in the form of the General List of Simplified Characters and the List of General Standard Chinese Characters.

On January 1, 2001, the then President signed Presidential Decree No. 37, which adopted the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Standard Spoken and Written Chinese Language, clarifying the legal status of regulating Chinese characters.

On June 5, 2013, the company issued a notice on the publication of the "General Standard Chinese Character List", which clarified the standards for standardizing Chinese characters.

Non-standard characters mainly refer to: traditional characters and variant characters.

Article 17 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Standard Spoken and Written Language of the People's Republic of China stipulates the circumstances under which traditional Chinese characters and variant characters are allowed to be retained or used

1. Cultural relics and historic sites.

2. Variant characters in the surname.

3. Calligraphy, seal carving and other works of art.

Fourth, the inscription and the signboard handwriting.

5. It needs to be used in publication, teaching, and research.

6. Special circumstances approved by the relevant departments.

The standard for standardizing Chinese characters refers to simplified and inherited characters that have been collated and simplified and officially announced by the state in the form of the General List of Simplified Characters and the General Standard List of Chinese Characters. Non-standard characters mainly refer to: traditional characters and variant characters.

Article 17 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Standard Spoken and Written Language of the People's Republic of China stipulates the circumstances under which traditional Chinese characters and variant characters are allowed to be retained or used

1. Cultural relics and historic sites.

2. Variant characters in the surname.

3. Calligraphy, seal carving and other works of art.

Fourth, the inscription and the signboard handwriting.

5. It needs to be used in publication, teaching, and research.

6. Special circumstances approved by the relevant departments.

1. Standardized Chinese characters refer to simplified characters and inherited characters that have been sorted out and simplified and officially announced by the state in the form of the General List of Simplified Characters and the List of General Standardized Chinese Characters. Non-standard characters mainly refer to: traditional characters and variant characters.

On January 28, the 23rd meeting of the plenary session passed the "Resolution of Guan Zheng Yu on the Publication of the Simplified Chinese Character Cong Li Song Plan", which has been sorted out many times since then, and the "General List of Simplified Characters" issued in October 1986 and the "List of General Disturbed Song Standardized Chinese Characters" issued on June 5, 2013 shall prevail.