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Chinese is the beauty that touches every bit of life, the transformation after thinking, the experience after hesitation, the admiration after learning and the experience after remodeling. This is a sentence that Lu Xun said, but it may not be all right in today's society, because the error rate on the screen is far beyond your imagination! "I have been studying Chinese all my life, but now I can't understand or understand Chinese?" This is the feeling of a professor from Sun Yat-sen University.

Yes, with the development of society, a serious virus has flowed into our country. This virus is called typo. On the streets, newspapers, movies, advertisements ... typos can be seen everywhere.

When you were wandering in the street with your friends, suddenly several typos appeared in front of your eyes. What will your mood be like?

On the small black board of the grocery store, it says, "White sprinkling, beer sprinkling, all kinds of sprinkling." ; Hanging at the door of the fruit shop is "selling hemp, fragrant coke, green apples ..."; The car factory is printed on the wall of the parking lot. When you see these notices, you may laugh or have some associations. But what about children who are not immune to the outside world?

In film and television, advertising is essential, but there are many "stealth bombs" hidden in it! For example, the "silent mosquito" in mosquito-repellent incense advertisements; "I shape myself" in the beauty shop; The "endless riding" of motorcycles and so on.

Our generation received orthodox education in China. We used multiple-choice questions to identify typos from childhood, but now we are more and more confused about the world. Chatting online, typos are flying all over the sky, and typos in advertising slogans have even become fashionable: "You are a good silver (person), and I like you very much." "Just sauce (like this) Zi 8 (bar)", "What kind of shrimp is this?" Gradually, we began to get used to and skillfully use typos, and even felt that we would simply "correct" typos. ...

On the one hand, these "new and new languages" fully display the rich language and culture of our country, so that everyone can see at a glance, saving time and effort. Why not? But on the other hand, it seems that the negative impact is really great! Not only mislead disciples, but also some idioms will be forgotten over time!

Another example: figurative words. In the Chinese book, it seems to be one-sided, but what appears on the film in front of the TV is "image", which makes the primary school students puzzled.

However, people who resolutely defend the dignity of Chinese characters can't sit still. They want to declare war on people who write typos and typos! These examples are just trivial, and more typos have not been found. Let the typo disappear! Otherwise, the impact and trouble will get bigger and bigger, which will trouble our lives. For the sake of our life, let's work together to eliminate typos! Put out the fire quickly! ! !

Huang Xiaoming

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With the passage of time, the development of the times and the progress of society, the traditional culture of our motherland has gradually taken root in people's hearts and become an ancient civilization that China people are proud of. On TV, in the streets, China's ancient civilization has become a beautiful landscape and the most attractive culture. However, while skillfully using civilization, it is also easy to find that there are typos in some plots in some advertisements, rolling news and TV dramas.

Just like the advertisement of cough medicine, it deliberately writes "urgency" as "cough urgency"; Another example is the mosquito-repellent incense advertisement, which writes "obscure" as "obscure without mosquitoes" ...

I have two attitudes towards this typo-misused "culture": it is really novel to integrate idioms into life and interests, but it is to win people's attention and bury classical culture. Once an advertisement takes advantage of this novelty, other advertisements will follow suit. After a long time, all public places will be covered with such typos, and people living under this rendering will know. A well-known brand enterprise in the United States handed over the trademark production of its products to a printing factory, which cost tens of millions of dollars. Unfortunately, due to the designer's poor language ability, he wrote a wrong word, which made all trademarks invalid, causing tens of millions of losses to the enterprise, and the printing factory lost its prestige in the enterprise and eventually closed down.

Perhaps, the person who invented this typo just wants to transform his life from some interests, but can this "culture" be recognized by everyone? I'm not sure, the reason is that although this has attracted a lot of people's attention, it is obviously unreasonable that they "carry forward" this "culture" for the benefit, but ignore the fundamental culture.

This kind of "culture" misleads teenagers, especially students who are new to idioms. These typos are deeply imprinted in students' minds, which may affect a person's life and even lead to failure.

Imagine that if there are typos in CCTV, people are likely to lose trust in TV, and CCTV's authority in people's minds is likely to plummet.

Therefore, we must persist in publicizing and correcting typos. The requirements of the college entrance examination clearly stipulate that points must be deducted if there are typos. At the same time, I suggest that this typo phenomenon be clearly defined in law: before advertising, it must be protected by law, otherwise it will be severely punished by law, society and people. Moreover, we must resolutely resist typos on the screen: I don't read typo advertisements; I don't buy misspelled goods; When you see typos in public places, you should resolutely and actively correct them.

I hope that the typo can be eliminated in our society, life and screen, so that it will not affect students' future life, make the "pollution" around us more and more stale, and let China's culture continue to have a long history.

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Chinese characters are written to record Chinese, which has a history of more than 3,400 years and is one of the oldest characters in the world. Chinese characters are also the most widely used characters in the world. It represents the wisdom of ancient people in China and China's long history and culture, and is a rich intangible cultural heritage in China. Today, Chinese characters are an indispensable part of us. Chinese characters have undergone many changes since ancient times. Chinese characters have never stopped changing from Oracle Bone Inscriptions, inscriptions on bronze to cursive script, and then to the song style we use today. The problem caused by so many kinds of Chinese characters is this: whether on the screen or in the streets and alleys, there will be some traditional Chinese characters or some irregular fonts from time to time, and even common typos. Then, we have to ask: What causes the misuse of Chinese characters? How can we solve it?

Turn on the TV, whether it's a winding and moving TV series or some pleasing song and dance programs, the "beautiful image" of typos can always be seen everywhere. Among these typos, the most common one is elephant, because it is always confused with elephant. Therefore, in some public places, it is often the image, not the image, which is accompanied by beauty. Is it because the uncles and aunts who work in TV stations accidentally made a mistake? Or can't they write? If it is the former, it is obviously impossible for TV staff to be careless; But if it is the latter, it is even more impossible. As we all know, TV recruitment is very strict, and people who can't write don't have to go at all! In my opinion, there can only be one reason-that is to follow the trend. As we all know, in Hongkong, Macau and Taiwan Province, people use traditional Chinese. Since the end of the last century, the "idolatry fever" in Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan has been introduced into the mainland and spread rapidly, followed by traditional Chinese. Let me see, the lyrics of many records are traditional Chinese characters, and some are still irregular traditional Chinese characters. It happened that some people didn't understand traditional Chinese characters, so they began to "create words" and came up with a "four unlike", which finally became more and more absurd. ...

However, walking in the street, the east side is "not cut and not scattered"; On the west is "Li Qi"; A "photo" in front; There is a silent mosquito in the back. In addition, there are advertisements such as "bicycle parking place", "hit nine", "water and electricity installation", "riding is fun", "every mouthful is a cup", "eating whole food is beautiful", "reading is a blessing" and "coming to eat", which are hard to say. At this time, Xiao Yan's barber shop opened. I went to visit and found that the signboard of her shop was "Love in a Cut", so I told her that it was wrong. Aunt said without looking back, "this is called' trend'. Do you understand? " Only in this way can we show the personality of our store! "Yes, the pursuit of the so-called' trend' and the disorderly change of idioms now account for a large proportion of the typos in Chinese characters. Shoppers are generally "post-80 s", which means freshness. They think that these idioms that change at will are irrelevant, will not harm anyone's interests, but will attract customers' attention, and they think it is quite "cool", will not be out of date and will always be ahead of others. So can this really make the business in the store better?

Coincidentally, typos can still be seen not only in cities but also in rural areas. That holiday, I went back to my hometown to visit my grandparents. I happened to meet my grandfather writing a letter to his secretary. I found that he changed all the words into Chinese characters. Does grandpa know how to follow the trend? Besides, it is very serious to write to your superiors. I don't understand, just ask grandpa. Grandpa smiled and replied, "Hehe, I didn't read any books when I was a child. My father only taught me a few words. That's because the new China has not been established. We have all written traditional Chinese characters, and I still can't change them! " Oh, I see. Isn't everyone engaged in "literacy work" now? Why hasn't grandpa been "swept"?

Seeing these two situations, I want to ask: are Chinese characters protected by law? The answer is yes. Simplified Chinese characters have been registered as trademarks; Traditional Chinese characters and simplified Chinese characters are just different from pictorial, and their pronunciation and meaning are exactly the same, so they are also protected by law. So isn't it illegal for those people to use Chinese characters at will? At present, there is no express provision for this article in China, but according to the above speculation, it is true. What does this mean? First, the lax management of relevant departments and the indecent social atmosphere make some "trendsetters" use inappropriate words; Second, China's "literacy" work is not complete, resulting in some rural middle-aged and elderly people have no opportunity to receive education. The criminal law of China clearly stipulates that the people of China and the citizens of China have the right to education. Therefore, I hope that the government will make more efforts in this respect in the future and create a new life with knowledge and science.

Let our society be more harmonious; For the prosperity of our motherland; For a better life, please use Chinese characters correctly. The correct use of Chinese characters is not only a manifestation of civilization, but also a respect for Chinese characters, a respect for an old man who has experienced storms, and a reflection of the responsibility of China people and national citizens!