Chinese characters are used to write Mandarin and dialects, and Japanese, Korean/Korean and other languages can also be written by borrowing Chinese characters. It is the only official language in China and one of the official languages in Singapore. At present, the exact history can be traced back to Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Shang Dynasty. In Japanese, Hiragana and Katakana are mixed. Chinese characters used to be one of the official languages of Lee's Korea (/kloc-a proverb invented by Sejong in Korea in the 5th century, also known as Korean/Korean). At present, South Korea only uses Chinese characters to avoid ambiguity, while North Korea all uses proverbs for spelling. Chinese characters, also known as Chinese characters, Chinese characters and Chinese characters, belong to ideographic syllabic characters, which were invented and improved by the Han nationality. They are one of the four oldest self-generated scripts in the world (cuneiform script in the two river basins, sacred script in ancient Egypt, Oracle script in Shang Dynasty in China, Mayan script), and the only script still in use today. Chinese characters are the longest-used characters in the history of the world, and they are also the main official characters in China. The change of official script is a milestone in the development history of Chinese characters. Chinese characters were named "Chinese characters" when they developed into official scripts in Han Dynasty. The evolution of Chinese characters is as follows: prehistoric symbols, Shang Dynasty Oracle Bone Inscriptions, Zhou Dynasty bronze inscriptions, Qin Dynasty small seals, Han Dynasty official script, Tang Dynasty regular script (the standard of handwritten fonts used today), cursive script and running script.

Basic information

Chinese name: Chinese characters

English name: Chinese

Classification: morpheme words

Writing form: simplified Chinese characters and traditional Chinese characters.

First appearance: 4000 years ago.

Simplified Chinese is used in Chinese mainland, Singapore and Malaysia.

Use traditional Chinese characters: Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan and most overseas Chinese communities.

The earliest mature system: Oracle Bone Inscriptions.

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