Pronunciation of Feifei

Feifei is pronounced: fěi fěi.

Pinyin:

Pinyin is the process of spelling out syllables. It means that according to the composition rules of Mandarin syllables, the initial consonants, medial vowels, and finals are quickly and continuously combined and added with tones to form a syllable. syllable.

Chinese phonetic alphabets (Chinese Pinyin) is the Chinese character Latinization program of the Republic of China. It was adopted by the former Chinese Character Reform Commission (now the State Council) during the character reform from 1955 to 1957. The Chinese Pinyin Plan Committee is researched and formulated by the Language and Writing Working Committee).

This pinyin scheme is mainly used to annotate the pronunciation of Mandarin Chinese, as a Mandarin phonetic symbol of Chinese characters. The fifth session of the First National People's Congress of the People's Republic of China approved and announced the plan on February 11, 1958.

In 1982, it became the international standard ISO7098 (Chinese Roman alphabet spelling). Some overseas Chinese areas such as Singapore use Hanyu Pinyin in Chinese teaching.

In September 2008, Taiwan, China determined that the Chinese transliteration policy would be changed from "Tongyong Pinyin" to "Hanyu Pinyin". All parts involving Chinese English translation will be required to use Hanyu Pinyin starting from 2009. implement. Hanyu Pinyin is a tool that assists in pronunciation of Chinese characters.

Article 18 of the "Law of the People's Republic of China on the Common Spoken and Written Language" stipulates: "The Chinese Pinyin Scheme is a unified standard for the Roman alphabet spelling of Chinese names, place names and Chinese documents, and uses In areas where Chinese characters are inconvenient or cannot be used." The symbols written according to this set of specifications are called Hanyu Pinyin.

Why is pinyin important?

First, Pinyin is the foundation of Chinese and even all subjects.

It sounds too exaggerated, but we cannot deny that to learn any subject well, you must know the characters, and the basis of literacy is pinyin. I am not good at learning pinyin. Even if I have a dictionary and look up the corresponding words, I still can’t pronounce them correctly. If you don’t know how to read words and don’t understand the meaning of words and sentences, you won’t be able to understand the meaning of the text. Therefore, Pinyin is the foundation among the foundations and the most important.

Secondly, Pinyin is a must-test point in the exam.

From the first grade of elementary school to the college entrance examination, the first Chinese question is always Pinyin. There are hundreds of thousands of college entrance examination candidates in Hubei Province every year, and with the liberalization of the second- and third-child policy, the number of candidates is increasing year by year, but the number of colleges and universities does not increase every year. This means that the children's competitors are increasing year by year. A difference of one point means a difference of several thousand points in ranking. Losing 3 points in Pinyin is really not worth the gain.

Third, learning Pinyin is an essential skill for adapting to social life.

With the development of science and technology, electronic products have become necessities of life. Whether it’s for office work or various social apps, typing is required. Pinyin input method is currently the most commonly used and fastest way to type, and it is a skill that must be mastered. Even if there is voice input, if the pinyin is not learned well and the Mandarin is not standard enough, it will be in vain.

Fourthly, whether Pinyin is learned well or not has an invisible impact on children's self-confidence and enthusiasm for learning.

When faced with the same learning content when they first enter the first grade, some children accept it quickly and learn well. They are often praised by teachers, their self-confidence increases, and their enthusiasm for learning will increase.

Some children do not learn well and are often criticized by teachers and laughed at by classmates. Over time, they become less confident and even have low self-esteem. The worse they learn, the less they dare to learn and the less willing they are to learn. Even before they finish learning Pinyin, the differences between the children are already obvious.