There are inspirations from Chinese language everywhere in my life.

There are inspirations from Chinese language everywhere in my life

I originally thought that Chinese language, as the name suggests, is only what is learned in Chinese class, that is called Chinese. Then something happened Changed my view on language.

On that day off, I did everything possible. I took out a magazine from the small bookcase and started reading it. It was a magazine that I thought was very good. I read it carefully, and suddenly I got excited. , take out your notebook and prepare to take notes. I picked a very good article and started taking notes seriously. Finally finished, I stretched, took a closer look, and screamed. I really didn't expect that in the notes I took, I actually saw words that can appear in Chinese, such as metaphors, personifications, parallelisms, etc. I was surprised at the time. Something was wrong. How could these things that were obviously Chinese language items end up in the notes I took? Could it be said that taking notes is inseparable from Chinese language? In a wider world, is Chinese language available everywhere in life?

I asked my mother: "Does Chinese exist everywhere in life?" My mother's answer was very poetic: "Chinese is like dandelion seeds, spreading all over the world and infiltrating into your life. Also That is to say, language is everywhere in life.” After listening to my mother’s words, I fell into deep thought.

Chinese is the national language of China, which means that Chinese is an indispensable thing for Chinese people. Chinese is not only a tool for speaking, but also a bridge for spiritual communication and emotional exchange. Chinese has naturally entered our lives.

When you read books and newspapers, have you ever thought that Chinese is helping you convey your soul? When you talk to others, have you ever thought that Chinese is helping you express your meaning? When writing a diary or composition, have you ever thought that Chinese language is helping you convey your feelings?

Chinese language is like the Internet. It uses long and thin threads to connect the details of life, and it is the brain that mainly directs life. Therefore, life requires Chinese, and Chinese is everywhere in life.

Chinese has inspired me everywhere in life

Mengyu, a first-year junior at Yishui Middle School in Yixian County, Hebei Province

Chinese is everywhere: hidden in the sea of ??people on the streets; playing games in the vast ocean; hiding in colorful movies and TV shows. There are traces of Chinese language in every corner of life. You don’t have to search hard to find them, you can easily discover them.

Everyone has seen the ads! Some advertisements to protect the environment, such as: clean up the polluted city and build a beautiful city, start with me and strengthen quality; wash people's faces every day, the city appearance is new day by day; take away the garbage, keep the beauty, etc. While promoting environmental protection, we also learned Chinese, because the language of these advertisements is concise and beautiful, and overall, it is relatively smooth and rhyming. Increasing our vocabulary will help improve our writing skills.

Today in the 21st century, it is even more important to learn Chinese well, as Chinese is a solid foundation. Chinese characters are the source of the Chinese nation, embodying the long history and culture of the Chinese nation and the wisdom of the Chinese people. As a Chinese, one should write Chinese characters proficiently and beautifully, which can also express one's moral culture. Not to mention that practicing calligraphy can cultivate people's interests and cultivate people's sentiments. To learn Chinese well is not only to learn Chinese characters well and practice calligraphy well, but also to deepen one's understanding of things and how to deal with the world. Learning Chinese well is beneficial to our study and work.

Life is inseparable from language: language is a bridge and tool for communication. Language is everywhere in life: in advertising, there are many rhetorical techniques and good words and sentences that are worthy of our study. Language in daily life is not only reflected in movies and TV shows, but also in bustling streets. Nowadays, store names also pay attention to the beauty of language: a store selling spring clothing is called "Spring Rhythm" to attract customers. This is language. manifestation. There are many such examples in life, waiting for you to discover them, waiting for you to learn them...

My inspiration from "There is language everywhere in life"

" "Chinese language is everywhere in life" Yes, it is everywhere like air. From ordinary conversations to historical records, they are all inseparable from language.

Chinese language is broad and profound, and Chinese characters are an ancient Chinese tradition. But the descendants of Yan and Huang disrespected it extremely.

Just like in a grocery store, there is always "chicken dan" on sale; there is also "gas water" that may make you angry if you drink it; motorcycles are a modern form of transportation. tool. In this modern day, when Moto gets sick, there is no place for treatment. I had no choice but to go to the "Motuo" repair center. How ridiculous this is!

Is Chinese language just a collection of Chinese characters? The answer is: no. In addition to words, there are also punctuation marks, which can change the same words into different meanings. If you don’t believe it, here is such a story...

In the Tang Dynasty, there was a scholar who visited a good friend's house. Unexpectedly, it started to rain heavily in the afternoon. It looks like it's going to rain for a while. The scholar's house was far away from my son, and he didn't have an umbrella. Watching the time passing by, the sun is going to set in the blink of an eye. The friend had just walked away, and he was too shy to directly ask his friend to stay with him, so he wrote a note with the words "On rainy days, I will stay as a guest, but on days, I will not stay" and asked the servant to give it to his friend. When the next person came back, he only gave him an umbrella and the note just now. But there were two more punctuation marks on it, and it became "On rainy days, guests are welcome, but if the sky is there, I will not be here."

For the sake of face, the scholar could not say anything, so he had to take an umbrella and "walk" in the rain. As a result, He died because he was caught in the rain and caught by the wind and cold. In fact, what he wanted to say at that time was "On a rainy day, stay as a guest, or will you stay with me?" It's just a few small punctuation points, whether they are used or not, and where they are used, must be very particular.

We must respect the way Chinese characters are written and the use of punctuation, otherwise the consequences will be disastrous. This is what "language is everywhere in life" inspired me