The content of the Chinese baby speaking Mandarin handwritten newspaper

The content of the handwritten newspaper for Chinese children speaking Mandarin is as follows:

(1) Actively popularize the synonyms of the ethnic minorities and enhance the cohesion of the Chinese nation.

(2) The whole world has the same voice, and everyone is united.

(3) Establish awareness of language norms and improve national cultural quality.

(4) I am a Chinese child and love to speak Mandarin.

(5) Mandarin: Emotional bond and bridge of communication.

(6) Communication - start with Mandarin.

(7) Mandarin brings you and me closer.

(8) Mandarin goes hand in hand with youth, and civilized language goes hand in hand with fashion.

(9) Civilized language is deeply rooted in the hearts of men, women, old and young, and Mandarin integrates the feelings of east, west, north and south.

The history of Mandarin:

Putonghua uses Beijing pronunciation as the standard pronunciation, Northern dialect as the basic dialect, and model modern vernacular works as the grammatical standard.

The word "Putonghua" appeared as early as the late Qing Dynasty. In 1902, scholar Wu Rulun went to Japan for inspection. The Japanese suggested to him that China should promote Mandarin education to unify the language. The name "Putonghua" was mentioned during the conversation.

The definition of "Putonghua" has been unclear in the decades before liberation, and there are also different opinions. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the official name of the Han nationality's dialect was officially designated as "Putonghua" in October 1955, and its definition was also determined, that is, "Beijing pronunciation is the standard pronunciation, and Northern dialect is the basic dialect."

On February 6, 1956, the State Council issued an instruction on the promotion of Mandarin, adding the definition of Mandarin as "using Beijing pronunciation as the standard pronunciation, northern dialect as the basic dialect, and model modern vernacular works as the grammar Standard." This definition clearly stipulates the standards of Mandarin from three aspects: pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar, making the definition of Mandarin more scientific and thorough.