As a long time user of Chinese Simplified, what is it like to learn Chinese Traditional?

I am from Shaanxi, the mainland, because I grew up reading Hong Kong and Taiwan comics, and my mother graduated from the ancient Chinese major, so I practiced traditional Chinese characters at the beginning, and later I was used to using traditional Chinese characters in school. But personally, I don't think it's really anything. It's that when I was writing the essay, there were some words that used traditional Chinese characters and I was educated by the teacher.

If you want to write, it is best to write in traditional Chinese. It's not for the sake of trouble, it's the process from simple to complex, and it's the goal to go from simple to simple. In the process of inheritance, traditional Chinese characters retain more information about fonts between the lines, which can help us better understand and digest.

Let every stroke be able to write the god it deserves. This is something that many people overlook.

It's very difficult, and I feel that my university is white, and there are few people who know it in traditional Chinese, and it's almost the same as being illiterate. My brother likes to use traditional Chinese characters, so I have always refused to chat with him on WeChat, I really don't want to deal with him, and every time I recognize a mistake, I think I'm stupid!

It's very difficult, Chinese characters are broad and profound, and it's not easy to learn.

When I was in high school, I took notes in traditional Chinese for three years, but I was slow to write, and I had to rely on my brain because I couldn't memorize it at hand. After class, I feel a sense of accomplishment when I look at the dense notebooks, although my handwriting is not good-looking, but writing traditional Chinese is much more pleasing to the eye than simplified Chinese.

Although I started to learn traditional Chinese characters last semester, I didn't start learning them seriously until recently, so let's talk about my feelings: I will have a deeper understanding of how to make characters, and if I write with a pen while learning, I will think that traditional Chinese characters look good because they are more square.

Liberal Arts, the second year of high school in mainland China. The notes were all written in traditional Chinese, and I didn't feel very slow. And traditional Chinese characters are very fault-tolerant! A thicker word, write more than two strokes, less two strokes can not be seen at all.

At one time, I knew all the traditional characters, because many of the textbooks were traditional, especially in those years, I felt very accomplished with science students, and they would read the more complex traditional characters in the lyrics haha.

As a person who is learning traditional Chinese characters, I frantically changed the default font and input method of my mobile phone to traditional Chinese Chinese, which is somewhat useful for modern people who have given mobile phones and computers most of the day.

Some characters can be borrowed, and we know from these three traditional characters that they are just complex characters from the past, and there are still some similarities.

<> Chinese character Qi Dan, which was replaced by simplified characters during the Chinese character simplification movement, sometimes refers to the entire Chinese character regular script and official script writing system before the Chinese character simplification movement.

Chinese Traditional has a history of more than 3,000 years, and until 1956, it was the standard word for Chinese used among Chinese everywhere.

Mainly by the inheritance of characters and the People's Republic of China** after the 1950s began to implement simplified characters in Chinese mainland.

At that time, the purpose of simplifying the written language was to enable hundreds of millions of people to become literate and literate as soon as possible, to increase the speed of using the written language, to raise the level of literacy, and to facilitate the study of students in school.

Since ancient times, Chinese characters have been written in both traditional and simplified characters, and traces of simplified Chinese characters can be found in oracle bone inscriptions and gold inscriptions, such as "car" in various ways. Later, after the seal style was subordinated, there were more and more characters with two ways of writing.

From the Six Dynasties to the Sui and Tang dynasties, Chinese characters were gradually subordinated to Kai, perhaps for the sake of beauty and symmetry, many ancient characters were added with strokes, and simplified characters began to be called "vulgar", "lowercase", "broken characters", etc., which are still widely circulated in civil society.

I don't understand the actual situation.

I guess it's Simplified Chinese and Mandarin.

Most overseas Chinese now learn Chinese by speaking Mandarin and writing simplified characters.

Overseas Chinese vary from region to region, and the Malaysian region changed to Chinese mainland simplified characters in 1976 after simplifying traditional Chinese characters on its own in 1969.

In North America and other countries, traditional Chinese characters were used in the early years, but in recent years, the use of Chinese simplified has expanded due to the rapid increase in the number of mainland Chinese travelers.

In terms of language, it is still basically the same, and whether it is mainland or Taiwan, the standard language used is Mandarin (Mandarin), that is, Beijing dialect and Beiping dialect, but the accent is different.

Generally according to the history of the local Chinese, basically most people use simplified Chinese, and the elderly use traditional Chinese, but everyone can understand each other.

For the world's language communication, this is a very serious problem, after all, the difference in language will lead to great problems in communication, text is a good carrier of language, Chinese characters are definitely the most difficult words in the world, there is no one, and we will also be curious about the close relationship between traditional Chinese characters and simplified Chinese charactersWhy do most Chinese understand traditional characters without learning them? This is how it has developed, so we can naturally see it, as if we have learned a simple thing on the ground, and we can naturally recognize the original thing.

Because although the strokes of traditional Chinese characters and simplified Chinese characters are very different, traditional Chinese characters are slightly more complex than simplified characters, but the whole pictogram is still very similar to simplified characters.

Simplified Chinese characters are found on the basis of traditional Chinese characters, and most of them are pictographs, and we can judge what it describes from the structure of the characters, which shows that Chinese culture is broad and profound.

Because traditional Chinese characters have rules to follow, simplified Chinese characters are evolved from traditional Chinese characters, so they can generally be understood.