First, the origin of Chinese characters-history and origin, China characters-the emergence of Chinese characters is well documented. In the late Shang Dynasty, about14th century BC, the original stereotyped writing, namely Oracle Bone Inscriptions, was formed. Chinese characters in China are one of the oldest characters in the world. They are like thousands of bright stars, shining with wonderful light in the long history. Some old words disappeared and more new words appeared. For 5,000 years, they wrote the history and civilization of China, a mysterious ancient oriental country, which has not died out yet-even more prosperous. 1autumn of 954 to1summer of 957, Chinese archaeologists conducted many excavations on Banpo site (now north of banpo village in the eastern suburb of Xi), and found that as early as 6,000 years ago, Banpo people had created illegal symbols and works of art such as paintings, sculptures and decorations in their long-term life and production practice. Most of the carving symbols of Banpo people are preserved on painted pottery, which can be regarded as the original China characters. In recent years, a number of tombs (more than 4,500 years ago) have been found in a site in the late Dawenkou culture of Lingyang River in Juxian County, Shandong Province, and a large number of cultural relics have been unearthed. Some ceramic statues are engraved with images and characters, and more than 10 characters are found. These characters are drawn according to the shape of the object, so they are called "pictographs". The structure of the font is very similar to the hieroglyphics in Oracle Bone Inscriptions, but it is 1000 years earlier than that in Oracle Bone Inscriptions. The Chinese character system was formally formed in the Central Plains. Wang believes that the formal formation of the Chinese character system should be in the Central Plains. Chinese characters are a writing system of independent origin, independent of any foreign language. However, its origin is not single. After many times and long-term running-in, probably in the early summer, our ancestors creatively invented the writing symbol system of recording language on the basis of extensively absorbing and using early symbols. At that time, the Chinese character system matured rapidly. According to reports, according to the written materials unearthed from archaeological excavations, China had a formal written language at least in the Xia Dynasty. For example, in recent years, archaeologists found the word "Wen" for writing brush and bamboo calligraphy on a flat pottery jar unearthed from Taosi site in Xiangfen, Shanxi. These symbols belong to the basic configuration in the early writing system, but unfortunately such unearthed writing materials are still rare. Characters first matured in Shang Dynasty. As far as the written materials of Yin and Shang dynasties are concerned, there are many kinds of written carriers. At that time, in addition to writing on simplified Chinese characters with a brush, other main writing methods were carved on tortoise shells and animal bones, and pottery, jade and Tao Zhu were carved on bronzes. Oracle Bone Inscriptions and bronze ritual vessels used in Yin Ruins are the earliest mature written materials found in China. Second, the alternative war-China and Britain, lost without fighting. Chinese characters in China are not only our daily communication tools, but also the dignity of our country and the confidence of our nation. Unfortunately, the excuse of "quickly connecting with the international community and strengthening international communication, so as to promote the economic and social development of China" makes English ride on the head of China people. If I continue this form now, there will definitely be more English speakers than Chinese speakers in China in ten years. By that time, alas, a great country-a country is not a country! Look at our report: "Bilingual teaching is the development requirement of the present era, and we should keep pace with the times", which is ridiculous. Has China become a British colony? However, we in China still don't think so. Chinese has long been defeated at our doorstep in the Sino-British War: the study of China's literature, history, philosophy and other fields depends on Western Sinology, so English is the primary tool to master. After graduate students are admitted every year, teachers often lament: XXX major is excellent, but this time English is a little poor, and students can't be recruited. Even if a few lucky people are "pulled" in by the tutor when English is still one or two points away from the online level, it will take tens of thousands of yuan to make up for that one or two points. Poor students are heavily in debt. How can they concentrate on their studies? In recent years, in some cities, schools with better school conditions have implemented bilingual teaching in Chinese and English to raise prices. Our attitude towards English has finally taken a "more decisive step". In previous English classes, teachers only taught and students only studied. Now, teachers of all subjects work together to make China students feel that they are in English and American classes. What a good intention! Bilingual kindergartens are nothing new. We shouted many slogans of "starting from dolls", and I think only "starting from dolls to learn English" is the most satisfactory. In contrast, our younger generation is indifferent to the traditional culture of our nation and has a shallow understanding. I have participated in the composition review of Hunan college entrance examination. In the nearly 2,000 articles I have read, I seldom see that the words are completely fluent, let alone extravagant. What is amazing is that there are too many "prospective college students" in their writings, with vague themes, naive expressions, single materials and confused values! Globalization has become an irresistible world trend. In the face of the invasion of strong culture, do we know how other nations treat their own language and culture? When Derrida, a Frenchman who taught in the United States most of the time, came to Peking University to give a speech, he began to plan to use English at the request of students, but the French consulate insisted that he use French because he was French. A few decades ago, when Mr. Ding Zhaozhong, a Chinese American, gave a speech on the Nobel Prize podium, the scientist who spoke English far more fluently than Chinese insisted on speaking Chinese, because Chinese was his mother tongue. It is said that when Germany teaches on the podium, the government stipulates that all classes must be in German. On the other hand, in many international forums where mother tongue is most needed, we heard the representative of China speak in a foreign language. Recently, I was shocked to hear that a well-known university in Wuhan will also implement bilingual teaching, and it is said that including its Chinese major will not be spared. If this news is true, teaching China language and literature in English in the classroom of China University will be a great miracle in the history of world education and communication ... These are several excerpts from the article "China people, I want to cry for you". I really don't know how a real China person will react after seeing it. Chinese has been lost, completely lost in our house! Let's take a look at some Chinese papers of our college students: Qu Yuan wrote La Traviata, Sima Qian wrote Collision with the Cylinder, who is the cutest of the four classical novels, The Romance of the Three Kingdoms is about the Warring States Period, the author of A Dream of Red Mansions is Lu Xun, and the founder of Taoism is Confucius ... I really hope these are just some cross talk jokes, but unfortunately they are all found in the Chinese test papers of contemporary college students. China Foreign Language Education Research Center once conducted a survey on more than 4,000 non-English majors: How much time did you spend learning English during your college years? The answers of "almost all" and "most" actually account for more than 70%. In contrast, students have not put any effort into their mother tongue culture. According to many professional teachers, students can't express clearly in their homework or papers, which seriously affects their professional learning and development. Our country has a culture of five thousand years, but the culture is carried by our words. How can our culture and civilization be passed down with such development?
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