The real origin of Chinese characters, not legends.

Chinese characters are the cultural treasures of our Chinese nation. Drawing a story and a world with one stroke is all about the profoundness of Chinese characters, which can bring people the pleasure of thinking. Recently, Chinese characters have aroused public discussion. The reason is that the word experts plan to "facelift" 44 Chinese characters and fine-tune the strokes of 44 Chinese characters. The plan is being consulted by the people. It is precisely because of this incident that Chinese characters have become the focus of attention in recent years. This issue of "Fast Reading" talks about the traditional cultural interest and information of the times of Chinese characters through the incident of "plastic surgery" of Chinese characters. ■ The earliest origin of Chinese characters is animals. These days, typing the word "Chinese characters" in the online search bar will bring out a lot of news about Chinese characters, almost all of which are aimed at soliciting opinions from the general Chinese character specification table. Netizens who have always been accommodating don't know what happened this time. Almost all of them hold high the banner of "opposing" the operation of 44 commonly used words. The consultation on the standard format of common Chinese characters ended on August 30th. I don't know how the experts will finally decide. The fate of 44 Chinese characters who want to "face up" is still unknown. However, yesterday in Chinese characters is very clear. Chinese characters have come all the way from the legend of Cangjie's word-making in the Yanhuang period. At present, some experts believe that the legend of Cangjie's word-making and its origin from knots or gossip is unreliable. Because the original words could not have been written by one person, but by many people. Most Chinese characters originate from pictures. People in the Paleolithic age had good paintings tens of thousands of years ago, mostly animals, which was the predecessor of writing. After a long time, at this time, someone drew a tiger, and anyone who saw it would call it "tiger". With pictures and a unified language, words are gradually produced. There is also a saying that Oracle bone inscriptions are the earliest written language in China, but many experts do not agree, because Oracle bone inscriptions are a relatively mature written language, and the written language cannot be mature at the beginning, and it will take a long time to evolve, so experts think that the time should be calculated at least another thousand years.