How to write in traditional Chinese characters in Taiwan Province Province?

In Taiwan Province Province, the word "Taiwan Province Province" can be divided into formal writing (official documents or government agencies, etc.). ) and ordinary daily writing. The first is formal writing, and the second is ordinary daily writing.

In the history of China, although simplified characters have always existed, traditional characters have always been the official language of China, with a history of more than 3,000 years. Until the mid-1950s, China carried out a text reform from complexity to simplicity.

At that time, Hong Kong and Taiwan Province Province were not under the jurisdiction of China government and were not included in the scope of reform, so they still used traditional Chinese characters.

In the early 1950s, traditional Chinese characters were still widely used in China, and they have been simplified since then. However, Taiwan Province Province, Hongkong and Macau still use traditional Chinese characters, which plays a role in protecting and inheriting traditional Chinese characters.

Traditional Chinese characters have a history of thousands of years. Although they are simplified from time to time, they are not intense. After the founding of New China, the traditional Chinese characters have been simplified several times, and many fonts have also been simplified. Linguists try to keep the original shape on the basis of traditional Chinese characters and reduce strokes, so that writing does not completely lose its original shape.

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Three situations of simplification of traditional Chinese characters in Taiwan Province Province;

1. Replace complex words with existing simple words, such as "Hou" (the heaven and earth of the empress and emperor) instead of "Hou" (the back of the figure) and "Li" (hometown, kilometer and milestone) instead of "Li" (inside).

2. Replace two or more words with a new simplified word, such as "calendar" and "calendar" (history) merged into "calendar".

3. Partial merging, that is, using simple strokes to load part of the meaning of one word into another word, while the other meanings of the word remain unchanged, such as "excuse" and "excuse" are simplified to "borrow" and "comfort" and "chaos" are still used; In order to read Li O (understanding), it is simply called "music", and reading Li O (looking out) is simply called "music". Gan Kun and Gan Long's "Gan" is pronounced as "qián", not simplified as "Gan"; The "sign" of the feather sign of the suprauterine horn is not simplified as "sign" when reading zhǐ (stop).

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