Why did Japan simplify the Chinese character "Guo" to "Guo"? How to treat simplified characters?

1946 Japanese simplified characters, when traditional Chinese characters were simplified into Chinese by Japan. Before that, in China, besides traditional Chinese characters, the commonly used variant is Yi (Wang is not jade). The Chinese characters in Chinese mainland 1956 are simplified, and Chinese characters are selected instead of Chinese characters. So you have to ask why Chinese mainland also simplified China to China.

Chinese characters have existed since ancient times and are just one of many writing methods. Another common word is "Wang", which is used by the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. It is recorded in the Song book "Dragon Cave", which is just a coincidence with Japan or earlier than Japan. Except for a few newly created simplified characters, most of them are selected from ancient folk characters and cursive scripts.

Simplified characters are vulgar characters or cursive scripts, which are popular among the people. Later, in the imperial examination in Kangxi period, only regular script, that is, traditional Chinese characters, was written, and writing vulgar characters was equal to handing in blank papers.

Many modern words come from Japan, but simplified words are not. Simplified characters mostly come from ancient variant characters (or common characters) and cursive scripts of many characters. It's true that Japanese pseudonym was changed from China cursive script!

"Guo" is a common Chinese character, written in Sui and Tang Dynasties, and so is "Guo". "Guo" and "Guo" are both one writing method. Kong Yiji knew 18 kinds of fennel writing, and 1935 had a simplified Chinese character scheme during the Kuomintang period, but it was only a long period of anti-Japanese war. The biggest problem with simplified words is to simplify the original irrelevant words into the same word.

It is right to simplify some traditional Chinese characters, because there are too many strokes in traditional Chinese characters, which causes some inconvenience to writing. However, there are some mistakes that should be corrected in the simplification process. For example, it is completely wrong to simplify two unrelated traditional Chinese characters into the same simplified word, such as hair and rich hair, which have completely different meanings but are simplified into the same word.

I have always admired simplified Chinese characters, but the word I am most entangled with is this national character, the traditional national character, which represents China people, simplified Chinese characters, the jade of the country and the monarch. Originally people-oriented, now monarch-oriented, whether it is progress or retrogression.

First, Japanese culture was born in Qin and Han Dynasties, beginning with Xu Fudong crossing the river. At this time, Qin Shihuang unified the writing. At that time, the differences between the six countries were no less than those between German, French, Spanish and English in Europe today. This tells the world that no words can change it! This was introduced to Japan when Chinese characters changed. Input Chinese characters while inputting Chinese character variation genes.

Second, Japanese China culture was introduced into China and flourished in the Tang Dynasty. From the introduction of Chinese characters into Japan to the Tang Dynasty, Chinese characters were greatly simplified. This simplification is divided into two aspects, one is official simplification and the other is folk simplification.

Chinese characters in Qin, Han and Tang dynasties have been officially simplified, and the simplification point is the normal state after thousands of years. However, with the increase of folk daily use, Chinese characters have become daily communication tools from the initial divination and sacrifice notes, and the simplification of Chinese characters in the folk is faster and more. 1946 Among the 1850 simplified characters published in Japan, at least half of the characters simplified by the people of the Tang Dynasty were entered. It was not invented by the Japanese government recently, but a simplified word popular among the people hundreds of years ago. The popular simplified characters in Tang and Song Dynasties are the main sources of Japanese 1946 and China 1964 simplified characters. The simplified characters in China and Japan are similar, not because Japan simplified China first and then simplified it, but because they were all taken from the simplified characters that the ancients had.

There are some individual differences, because it is a folk version, and some words are simplified in the same way. This is normal, such as the simplification of Chinese characters, which is jade and which is king? In fact, both of them were simplified by the ancients, and there were many kings among the people. The simplified characters at this time are not the creation of simplified characters, but the choice of simplified characters by the ancients. Of course, the country is king, so everyone is king. Is it okay? If simplified Chinese characters are published to 1966 two years later, Chinese characters will definitely be king. From the aesthetic point of view, it conforms to the logic of beautifying Chinese characters and has a sense of beauty and antiquity. There are not many talented people like Guo Moruo.

Traditional Chinese characters in China consist of an outer box and an inner box. Or? Word composition, or? What's this word again? Ge? 、? Mouth? 、? One? Consists of three words. So traditional Chinese characters are typical hieroglyphics. The box stands for national boundaries, the word Ge stands for military power, the word Mouth stands for population and people, and the word Di stands for land. The traditional meaning of a country is that within its borders, the army uses force to protect people and land. You will know whether to use simplified or traditional Chinese characters. Traditional Chinese characters have also undergone several reforms. At first, hieroglyphs were used, which were random in structure and inaccurate in expression, and later, inscriptions were used. Later, at the end of the Zhou Dynasty, different countries developed different characters according to inscriptions. After the unification of Qin Dynasty, Xiao Zhuan was used, which was full of aesthetic feeling and complicated characters.

Then cursive scripts appeared one after another. Throughout the evolutionary history of characters, the evolution of characters has never been interrupted. Many simplified characters used in history are also ancient, and they were established by replacing them with a few strokes for the convenience of writing. Therefore, the evolution of writing has two characteristics, one is to simplify writing, and the other is to introduce new and rich expressions, so it is inevitable to reform writing. Some people suggest that simplified characters are not as vivid as traditional hieroglyphics, so I want to ask you, if we go back to Oracle Bone Inscriptions's time, wouldn't it be more vivid and closer to the ancients? In fact, I have a good impression on traditional Chinese characters, but if writing is really not conducive to social progress, of course, traditional Chinese characters are still essential as a cultural heritage!

The simplified Chinese character scheme of 1956 is a successful scheme with reference to the book spectrum of past dynasties and universality. Simple and complex changes are losses to the meaning of words, but they are meaningful to the meaning of words. Sometimes it is not necessary to pay too much attention to context when using traditional Chinese characters, but to understand simplified Chinese characters, it is necessary to combine context and vocabulary, especially in areas where traditional Chinese characters are only popular, and it is necessary to adapt when reading. Simplification of Chinese characters is conducive to improving cultural exchanges among the whole people. As for tradition, it embodies the origin of writing and will be passed down to a certain extent.

What does the country mean by this? Mouth? Big or small, long-term cooperation will be divided, and long-term separation will meet. It can be seen that simplified characters have lost the original intention of writing. The genius of China's writing lies in two ways of existence. One is classical Chinese, and the grammatical rules have remained basically unchanged for thousands of years. If you learn this set of rules, you can read history. The other is the vernacular, which keeps pace with the times, but the disadvantage is that the next generation can't understand it.

Simplified characters not only began after liberation, but also did not begin during the Republic of China. If you look it up, you will find simplified characters in Tang Dynasty and even Sui Dynasty. Although simplified characters at that time could not be used as formal occasions, China people have been changing their own characters and simplifying fonts. It was not until the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China that the simplification was officially carried out, but it was not smooth. After liberation, it reformed again and created Pinyin, which is the most successful font reform in history.

Refutation? The development of writing has always been simplified? Fallacy: In the process of development, characters are classified by adding strokes and radicals, which increases the clarity of ideographic meaning. It is a retrogressive behavior to artificially simplify Chinese characters and reuse ancient Chinese characters, which will inevitably lead to confusion in expression. In the development of Chinese characters from seal script to official script to today's popular script, the writing form has been simplified, but the number of strokes has increased. Therefore, the simplification of Chinese strokes does not conform to the general development law of characters.

In fact, it is not necessary to use simplified Chinese characters. Besides words, language also has sentences, contexts, tones and so on. Getting stuck in a certain way is a dead end. Whether a set of words is scientific depends on whether it promotes or hinders the development of social economy, science, education and culture. Practice has proved that the simplification of Chinese characters has greatly promoted the country's economic, social and cultural development, and there are no communication obstacles, let alone problems that hinder development. The so-called simplification of Chinese characters is a failure, just some stubborn, pedantic and self-reliant so-called intellectuals. Find fault? This is just an absurd argument.