Why can't you use online words in writing?

1. Why are online words not allowed in college entrance examination compositions? They can appear in life, but they can't appear in the composition paper of the college entrance examination. Even well-known online hot words such as "Geili", "Shenma", "Sorry" and "Muyou" will be deducted as typos, and online symbols such as smiling face and crying face will be treated equally under the marking teacher. Unfortunately, the reason is what you said. Banning online hot words is not the so-called "purity" of defending Chinese, but not all marking teachers are familiar with online hot words. In order to avoid accidental injury and controversy, they are not allowed to use it.

However, this situation only appears in some areas such as Shanghai. Whether the college entrance examination can use network language is still controversial, and the regulations in different regions are not the same. But in order to pass the college entrance examination smoothly, it is better not to take risks yourself.

2. Can I use online language in my composition? Nowadays, many students use online languages such as "even", "dizzy", "porridge", "thick" and "top" as soon as they speak, and these languages sometimes appear in diaries and compositions.

Yang Xuezhen, head of the Chinese teaching and research group of Henan Experimental Middle School, gave an example. Once, a student wrote a sentence in his weekly diary: "Last Sunday, GG took his dinosaur GF to play at 100, and GG's GF kept PMP for me. It's as if we've known each other for a long time ... "After reading it, the teacher was confused. When online language appears in students' compositions, teachers usually circle it with a red pen and put a question mark beside it to attract students' attention.

In the communication with students, I found that online languages such as GG (brother), MM (sister), I (girl), Paizhuan (criticism, comment), novice (novice), ink (humor), jam (flattering me) are so common that children almost blurt them out. They think that online language is lively, relaxed and interesting. They also use similar language when chatting and writing with their classmates online, and sometimes it is conveniently used in diaries and compositions.

"If today's students don't even understand the online language, it will be a bit' sad reminder'." Yang Xuezhen joked that online language can be used in oral or informal letters, but he still disapproved of using online language in formal examinations.

Network language is used flexibly in composition, and sometimes it can really give people a bright feeling. For example, Rebecca, a Chinese teacher in Hongzhi Class, Grade Three, Zhengzhou No.47 Middle School, wrote in her composition that "* * * is a 286 with insufficient memory and slow response". However, Rebecca believes that students should be reminded to use online language carefully in class, because online language will make marking teachers feel that the language used is not standardized, thus affecting their grades.

There are two standards to allow the use of network language in writing: first, the words have been established and their meanings are well known to the public; Second, it must conform to the grammatical and rhetorical norms. For example, the People's Daily has always used the word "geili", which can be used when appropriate. But those just for fun, without much meaning and value, are generally not recommended.

"Network language is a language style that students like very much. It is novel, humorous and distinctive, which satisfies the new generation of children's pursuit of individuality, but they lack clear criteria for the correct use of this language. " Party Rongrong, a Chinese teacher in class 1 (17) of Huimin Middle School in Zhengzhou, said.

Network language is a language expression with obvious imprint in the network age. Stylistically, it conforms to the characteristics of "short production time" of neologisms and belongs to the broad category of neologisms. However, new words and expressions are produced all the time in life, and only a few of them can be widely circulated and used for a long time after being tested by practice.

The new words and expressions used by students in life are often a new type. For example, hold Live, which was recently circulated from the entertainment program "College Students Are Gone" in Taiwan Province Province, and You Mu You were derived from the roaring style. Although these words are "new", most social classes can't use them, and they can only represent the way of thinking of the younger generation. In addition to the short time limit, new words should also have the characteristics of universality, compatibility and clarity.

Obviously, these popular online languages widely used by students lack these characteristics. Strictly speaking, this kind of language cannot incorporate new words in a narrow sense. In formal occasions, such as senior high school entrance examination and college entrance examination, this network language is forbidden to be used. But it can be used in situations where the language use standard is not high.

Zhang Han, a Chinese teacher at Zhengzhou No.81 Middle School, said that in teaching, teachers will require students to standardize their language when writing their compositions according to the composition grading standard of the senior high school entrance examination, and they are not allowed to use online language and English words.

3. Can students use online language in their compositions With the rapid development of the Internet, the influence of online language on students has gradually emerged.

Tragedy is called "tragedy", like "porridge", giving advice is called "patting bricks", and some students simply use numbers to express their meaning. Although these online languages confuse teachers and parents, they are still very attractive to primary and secondary school students.

In the interview, a junior three student told the reporter: "There is nothing wrong with using online language, especially on the Internet. When people communicate in various online languages, it is easy to eliminate strangeness. At school, if you don't understand the online language, your classmates will laugh at you for being old-fashioned. "

Most teachers say that students can understand the use of network language in daily communication, but they are not encouraged to quote network language in their compositions. Xu Yarong, vice president and Chinese teacher of Hongqiao Experimental Primary School, said: "Students should use standardized and standard language in writing, and it is best not to use online language at will, especially if it is too out of line."

Since primary school is the best time for children to learn a language, Xu Yarong suggested that parents should let their children read more good books to broaden their horizons and increase their vocabulary.

4.20 15 can online vocabulary be used for composition writing in the college entrance examination this year, the education departments of Henan and Guangdong provinces explicitly banned students from using "online vocabulary" in the college entrance examination starting on the 7 th.

In this regard, Zhongqing Online commented that "the college entrance examination bans online language: can it really be on the table?" It is believed that the college entrance examination can set limits on network language, but it is not appropriate to draw a "red line" and should be completely eliminated. Many online words even entered the new edition of Modern Chinese Dictionary. Why kill them with a stick? The most scientific and humane way is to remind candidates to use artificial, uncommon and unhealthy online language with caution, otherwise they will bear the consequences.

The specific regulations of Henan Education Department are: Except foreign languages (courses), all written tests should be in Chinese, and students should not use traditional Chinese characters, Oracle Bone Inscriptions and online languages, otherwise their grades will definitely be affected. Guangdong province stipulates that candidates should use the current standard Chinese language to write answer sheets.

According to the examination requirements of the Ministry of Education, all candidates who teach and study in Chinese, except foreign languages, will use the written answer sheet of the current standard Chinese language in the college entrance examination, and candidates are not allowed to use online language, traditional Chinese characters and ancient Chinese characters. Judging from the above regulations, Henan and Guangdong provinces actually prohibit candidates from using online language in college entrance examination compositions.

As early as 20 1 1, the news that the Shanghai college entrance examination composition marking group banned the use of online words in college entrance examination compositions triggered a discussion. Some people are against it, others are in favor of it, and both voices are supported by arguments. Nowadays, the education departments of Henan and Guangdong provinces ban online language in the college entrance examination, which is undoubtedly a kind of non-discriminatory treatment for online language.

The author wants to talk about whether the college entrance examination composition can use network language. In order to facilitate understanding, it is necessary for us to clarify three basic questions: first, why do we prohibit the use of online words in college entrance examination compositions; Second, whether this prohibition meets the statutory requirements of language norms; The third is what language norms mean.

I'm really afraid of network language. When I go to see a doctor in the future, there will be such a scene: I: "Doctor, do you think I have shrimp disease?" Doctor: "He, he (haha), minor illness E (1) flap."

Me: "How much is it?" Doctor: "Eight (not) expensive, 880 yuan." Me: "..." Doctor: "8, then I'll take 886 (bye-bye)."

Me: "5 (my) good doctor, the coolest doctor in the world, be kind, I (I) don't have that much money." Doctor: "I don't have that much time to accompany you." If you are in PMP, I will add some money ... "Me:" Forget it, 880 is 880. "

Whispered "7456 (piss me off) YYP (yeah, bah). If you fall into my hands in the future, I won't KO (punish) you. " Indeed, it is time to standardize the network language.

In my opinion, the reason why online languages are popular at such a fast speed now is that these languages are concise and humorous, and they use homophonic, metaphor, metonymy and other skills, which makes people feel a little "drooling" when reading. Also, there is a trend now, which can also be said to be a kind of * * * knowledge invisibly formed by netizens. At least in online chat rooms, if you don't use this online language or seldom use it, people will look down on you and think you are a rookie (idiot) and don't want to talk to you again.

The resulting psychological imbalance also makes this clock language popular. Some people think that network language distorts the essence and meaning of language, goes against traditional culture and should be eliminated.

But in fact, network language can't be eliminated, because it is attached to the network. Unless you can turn off all the networks, as the information superhighway, the network can't be turned off in the information society, and the network language can't be eliminated. Since it can't be eliminated, it should be applied, because network language also has its advantages, such as using homophonic skills, so concise and easy to use, and good words should be advocated.

For example, in actual writing, writing "goodbye" is not as fast as writing "886", and there are many such words. If everyone reaches a * * * understanding and agrees with these words, the writing speed and efficiency can be greatly improved; Also, personally, I think some dirty words, such as "rookie", are more euphemistic and humorous than "idiot" and can be retained appropriately. Moreover, the promotion of network language is easy, and only a little publicity is needed. After all, there are 654.38 billion netizens in China, which may double in a few years, and their publicity effect is undoubtedly quite good.

However, netizens should also strengthen their own quality and actively resist bad network language; * * * departments should participate in it, and make use of the supervision of complaints telephone and market advertisements to make the language undistorted. Schools should also help and strengthen students' distinction between mother tongue and online language, otherwise, before long, students will ask their teachers, "Teacher, what does' goodbye' mean?" The teacher thought for a long time before answering: "It means 886."

In a word, I think network language should be popularized, but we should take its essence, discard the false and retain the true, keep its advantages of simplicity and clarity, and popularize it step by step without replacing the status of mother tongue, so that it can become our helper rather than a killer.