Essay about interesting facts about Chinese characters

My story with Chinese characters

I deal with Chinese characters every day. It is also my good friend, and I had many interesting stories with it when I was growing up.

When I was a child, I had a special liking for Chinese characters. After drawing, I would always sign the drawing with my pen. At that time, I was very young and could only write a few simple words such as "big", "small" and "人". I wrote "Little Adult" crookedly on the corner of the painting. Sometimes I can't remember, so I write it as "大人小" or "人小大". Looking through it now, I can't help but laugh out loud.

When I graduated from kindergarten, I could finally write my name. In order to make my painting look better, I divided the three characters "Zhang Hening" evenly into the four corners of the painting. I actually divided the left and right characters of the character "Crane" into two characters. At that time, I didn’t think it was ridiculous, I was quite proud of it!

After I entered elementary school, I ridiculously wrote "rooster" as "divided chicken" and "hen" as "each chicken" in my composition. When the teacher saw it, he would draw a few red circles on my composition.

Although these are just careless mistakes, they have always made me respect Chinese characters. They make me feel that Chinese characters are so magical and interesting, and they can express more things than pinyin characters. Deeper. It is precisely because of the fun of Chinese characters that I also love writing compositions. I want to whisper to the Chinese characters from the bottom of my heart: "I like you very much!"

In the process of literacy and character recognition, I also had some interesting stories with the Chinese characters. I remember once, during the Olympic Games, when the two big words "PRIDE" appeared on the TV screen, I innocently pointed at them and proudly said to my father: "White elephant!" Before I could react, my father suddenly burst out laughing. stand up. It turned out that it was the word "proud".

Chinese Chinese characters are so interesting, with similar shapes, phonetic characters, and homophones... The reason why I like Chinese characters is because of its changes, its strangeness, and its appearance. They are like each other. The elf is so interesting and lively, and can express a happy mood at any time.

As a Chinese, I feel honored and proud. Because we in China have one unique thing—that is, Chinese characters. Accompanied by Chinese characters, I live happily every day.

This is my story with Chinese characters.