4 street typo investigation reports

#report# Introduction An investigation report is an article that reflects the results of investigation and research on a certain issue, an event or a certain aspect of the situation. The following is a survey report on street typos compiled by kao.com, welcome to read!

Investigation report on street typos Part 1

Time: XX-6-13

Location: Chengsan, Wulong County

Purpose: Search Identify mistakes on the street, record them, and correct them.

Analysis:

When walking on the streets, you can see all kinds of mistakes in various urban advertisements, publicity galleries, signs, store signs, and placards. The survey found that street signs Irregular use of signs and advertisements is common. Some deliberately use wrong words, some use homophones to randomly change idioms, use traditional Chinese, etc.

There are mistakes in some street store advertisements. For example, "new image" is written as "new image", and some clothing stores write "love at first sight" as "love at first sight" and "Iraq" as "clothes". It is even more common to see "soliciting customers" and "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" written as "shirts and clothes", and "picking three and four" as "picking shirts and accessories". The misuse of simplified Chinese often occurs in various handwritten notices. Some mistakes are really difficult to identify without careful consideration, careful consideration or even careful study!

Survey results:

Now, in the lives of students, there are fewer misunderstandings, traditional Chinese, and simplifications, and it can even be said that they are gone. I think this survey is very helpful to our lives, and I hope more such surveys can be organized in the future. Activity.

Feelings:

I think: these irregular sentences can be divided into two categories: one is wrong, the other is wrong. Relevant departments should investigate and find out why Chacha stores use wrong spellings for advertising signs. Many primary school students always think that everything on advertising signs is correct, so they write many wrong spellings, which affects the standardization and accuracy of the use. I hope that everything we see in the future will be correct and there will be no more mistakes!

Street Typos Investigation Report Part 2

Investigation time: **month**, 20** Japan

Investigator: ***

Survey objects: street signs, advertisements, homework books

Purpose of survey: to increase understanding of Chinese and learn to standardize usage

Reason for investigation: A few days ago we learned about comprehensive learning - Cangjie Zao. Through study, I learned about the history of Han Dynasty. The Chinese culture of our motherland has a long history, and the invention of Han is the pride of our Chinese nation. But in life, people around us don’t care much about the standardization of Han, and they don’t know how to use it in a standardized way. So I decided to investigate the mistakes around me and carry out a "standardized use" investigation activity in order to better understand Chinese, write Chinese, and use Chinese.

Investigation process and content: First, I took to the streets and counted the names of the shops I saw on the streets. I stared intently at every sign in front of me, fearing that one mistake would slip under my nose. But after searching for a long time, there was not even a single mistake. I was so happy, everyone was using it in a very standardized way, but when I thought about my composition, I became disappointed again. How could I write an article if there were no mistakes?!

So, I became more meticulous. Observation, not letting go of every detail. Suddenly, my eyes lit up, and the signboard of a clothing store appeared in front of me - "Buyiboushe". It is estimated that the clothing store wrote "reluctantly" as "buyer clothe" in order to attract business. It means that I am nostalgic for the clothes there.

Secondly, I found a small advertisement selling ancestral cough medicine. The word "without delay" was written as "without delay", which means that the ancestral cough medicine it contains is very magical and can cure illnesses. effect. Oh my god, it turns out that mistakes are everywhere.

Finally, I went home and looked through my homework. As a result, many mistakes were seen. I wrote "Mozen" instead of "Momo", and added a little more "Qin" in "Piano"... Looking at the wrong words one by one, I felt extremely ashamed and lowered my head in shame.

Investigation conclusion: Through this investigation, I found that the errors probably include the following.

1. Homophones and similar shapes: For example, "to eat without enough food" is mistakenly written as "without enough food to wrap one's belly", and "to sigh" is written as "to feel".

2. Confusion of meaning: For example, "cooperate" is written as "cooperate".

3. Unknown allusion: For example, "abiding by the rules" is mistaken for "tacitly abiding by the rules." The reason is that I don’t know that the “Mo” in it refers to a figure from the Warring States Period.

Suggestions after investigation:

1. Use it in a standardized way, correctly grasp the meaning of Chinese and standard writing.

2. Promote the standard use of Han and correct misunderstandings around you.

Through this investigation, I have a deeper understanding of the standard use of Han. In the future, I will check out more "Xin Huadian" and read "Shuowen Jie" to learn more about Chinese Han. In the future, you must use Han correctly and try to avoid mistakes in your homework.

Street Typos Investigation Report Part 3

Investigator: **

Investigation time: **month**day, ****year

Investigation location: **********

Investigation purpose: to investigate social mistakes, report to relevant units, and make suggestions for improvement.

After investigation and statistics on Liedong Street, we found that misunderstandings in society can be divided into three categories. The first category is to deliberately replace a word with a homophone. For example, a store changed "You come for fun" to "You come for fun"; some medical advertisements changed "without delay" to "cough without delay"; air conditioner advertisements changed "no regrets in life" to "no sweat in life"; motorcycle advertisements changed "no regrets in life" to "no sweat in life"; In car advertisements, "endless joy" was changed to "endless joy of riding" and so on. The second type is errors in abbreviations deliberately made to save trouble, such as writing "stop" as "'ding' car"; writing "ji (ji)" to the right of "qi" as "yi (yi)", etc. The third type is accidentally written incorrectly, such as "furniture" at the door of a furniture store; "chao rice" and "he rice" on the restaurant menu; "polo" in the fruit shop, etc.

Therefore, I suggest that people take it seriously no matter what they do. If you don’t know how to write Chinese, or you don’t know if it’s written like this, you should look it up in a dictionary, and don’t just abbreviate it in Chinese just because it’s troublesome. After writing, check it carefully and take every Han seriously. If everyone does this, there will be no mistakes in the world.

Investigation report on street typos Part 4

Purpose of investigation: to discover typos around Jinan No. 5 Middle School, analyze the reasons, and make suggestions to relevant departments (units).

Investigation content: Typos on street shop signs, advertisements, and bulletin boards.

Investigation time:

Investigator:

Investigation location:

Investigation method: case analysis, overall comments, error probability assessment< /p>

Investigation steps:

1. Preparation stage

Around eight o'clock in the morning, our Youth League branch gathered at the designated location (the entrance of Jinan No. 5 Middle School) to prepare the The paper, pen, and camera used to collect evidence and the information about Chinese characters that have been checked in advance are used. Then, we walked towards our first stop as planned - the eastern section of Quancheng Road and the surrounding alleys.

2. Implementation stage

We came to the east section of Quancheng Road, where I started to look for typos. The team members were all eager to try and in high spirits. They opened their eyes wide and scrambled to read every word around them carefully, not daring to be careless in the slightest for fear of missing a typo. Finally, we found a stall selling breakfast at the corner of Yanchasi Street. There was a typo on the stall's billboard. The stall owner wrote "fried egg" instead of "fried chicken dan". It couldn't be more wrong. We also found the word "copy" on the doorstep of a restaurant; we also found the word "kuai" on the doorstep of another fast food restaurant; and on a nearby poster, we found the word "gui" above the word "advocate". "巳" was tampered with by the person who wrote it and became "Ji". Even the word "Ting" in Huangting Stadium is written in traditional Chinese. It seems that there are a lot of typos in life, and there are really many that can be checked!

Then, we turned to the second stop - Minghu Road.

After passing through an alley, we are about to reach Minghu Road. Suddenly, there was a shout from behind. It turned out that Feng Xiaoteng was calling us over. He said he found a series of typos around us. He said: "Look, in the car repair shop over there, the word "car repair" is written in traditional Chinese, and "inflatable" is written in traditional Chinese. ' is also written as 'charge'; look at the tailor shop over there, the word 'zip repair' has been changed twice to become ''; even the hair salon on the roadside has the word 'falang' written on it. Typos.

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We came to Minghu Road, and there were countless typos there. Like, "furniture" was written as "furniture"; "decoration" was written as "decoration"; the words at the door of the fruit shop "Poluo"; the "revelation of finding objects" on the telephone poles, etc... The students braved the scorching sun at noon and searched carefully and patiently...

It was already one o'clock in the afternoon, and it was the day At the hottest time, we had to end the activity as planned. After assigning the tasks of the activity, we went our separate ways.

Investigation results:

After our investigation, we found that. After walking a distance of 1.5 kilometers, *** investigated more than 200 shops and found 37 typos or irregularities in wording. It was calculated that about 14.8% of the units had irregularities or errors. The phenomenon of typos and misspellings is not small. What impact will it have on the students who come and go to school? If a student sees a typo and the probability of writing the word incorrectly is 50%, he will see it in a day. 10 typos means that he will make 5 typos a day due to these street typos. Then he will make 35 typos a week, 150 typos a month later, and 1825 typos a year later. At the same time, His typos will also affect his classmates. There are 1,000 students in Grade 60 of our fifth middle school. If everyone develops at this rate, we will have 5,475,000 typos in the high school entrance examination in three years. If these self-taught exams have a probability of 1%, one point for each typo, then the average score of the fifth middle school is 5.5 points lower than without these typos. This shows how misleading these typos are!

According to the data we investigated, Chinese characters are One of the oldest characters in the world, it is also the most commonly used character in the world. The number of Chinese characters is about 60,000, and there are about 6,000 commonly used characters. The oldest Chinese characters discovered so far are. The oracle bone inscriptions dating back more than 3,400 years are already very mature and developed characters. According to scientists' estimates, Chinese characters have a history of about 5,000 years. They are the bonds that unite the various ethnic groups in our country and serve as the unification of the country. A symbol of Chinese culture.

Our country has a vast territory, and the dialects in various places are complex and divergent. However, Chinese characters are beyond dialects. They break regional limitations and play a role in communication between different regions. At the same time, Chinese characters adapt to the characteristics of the Chinese language, record and spread the rich and splendid history and culture of the Han nation, and preserve a large amount of cultural heritage. Today, Chinese characters have made major breakthroughs in information processing, and people can use them on computers and the Internet. Chinese characters are directly used to process and transmit various information, thus showing its strong vitality.

Chinese characters are different from English, Russian and other pinyin characters. It is a unique combination of form, sound and meaning. In other words, a Chinese character not only has a certain shape and pronunciation, but also often directly embodies a certain meaning. Therefore, we say that Chinese characters are a kind of ideographic writing (some people also call them ideographic writing).

In terms of glyphs, Chinese characters are a kind of square text, which are composed of various strokes such as horizontal, vertical, apostrophe, dot, and fold. From the perspective of form, Chinese characters can be divided into two categories, one is single-body characters and the other is combined characters.

In the development of Chinese characters, after the Qin Dynasty unified China, Chinese characters were continuously simplified and organized, making Chinese characters gradually standardized. The development of Chinese characters can be roughly divided into four stages of evolution: ancient Chinese, seal script, official script, and regular script. Among them, seal script can be divided into large seal script and small seal script; official script can be divided into Qin Li and Han Li. It can be seen that any new font in history was gradually formed after a long period of evolution. Generally speaking, after the formation of regular script, Chinese characters have basically been finalized.

Writing is not only the carrier of Chinese culture, but also a splendid culture in itself. However, in the trend of historical development, people have modified the traditional way of writing Chinese characters, resulting in so-called "modern characters", which are misspelled characters. This easy "rewriting" has caused Chinese characters to lose their original charm. Usually, many people abbreviate many words for convenience; or if they cannot write, they use another word with the same sound as the original word, which may change the meaning of the original sentence.

It can be seen that Chinese characters are the treasure of our Chinese nation, the bond of unity of all ethnic groups in our country, and the symbol of national unity.

Since the status of Chinese characters is so important, I think these typos must be resolved.

Solution:

1. Faced with those business owners who intentionally write typos to increase their popularity or gain good fortune, we should take both hard and soft measures. On the one hand, explain to them the dangers of doing so. On the one hand, you can report problems to relevant departments and ask for help in solving them.

2. For those who made mistakes unintentionally or did not know they were wrong, we should provide education and help them correct them.

3. For those who write traditional Chinese characters, we should clearly tell them the correct and standardized wording standards. And remind and correct. If the shop owner is being unreasonable, report the problem to the relevant department and ask for help in resolving it.

4. We should strengthen the education of students and minimize typos and the impact of typos on them.