197 1 year, South Korean President park chung-hee decided to stop the implementation of fine print Chinese character education.
1998, the Korean people established the National Federation for the Promotion of Chinese Character Education, and advocated the restoration of Chinese character use education in primary schools.
? 1999, some Korean officials suggested using it in official documents and road signs. Chinese character combination? The form of. In the same year, South Korean President Kim Dae-jung issued a presidential decree? It is written in Korean. If necessary, Chinese characters and other foreign languages should be bracketed to indicate the correct meaning? To realize Chinese character mixing.
? In 2004, South Korea completely replaced the legal provisions of mixing Chinese characters with Korean. But there is ambiguity, or maintain the combination of Chinese characters.
? In 2005, the Basic Law of Chinese Language in South Korea was promulgated, and the law stipulated that Chinese characters should be used in official documents in brackets, which could not be implemented by presidential decree. ?
As can be seen from the above decrees, Korean characters are not always abolished. In a certain period of time, primary school students must learn certain Chinese characters, and Koreans with college education must master at least 2000 Chinese. Then why should we resume using Chinese characters? One of the important reasons is to start with Korean phonetic symbols. As we all know, phonetic symbols are sometimes confused, some pinyin can't be distinguished at all, and sometimes there will be misunderstandings in communication.
For Chinese characters, after years of development, Chinese characters have a perfect vocabulary system, so some proper nouns, especially those in historical research, law, medicine and other fields, are irreplaceable. Therefore, for the convenience of some aspects, South Korea has to abolish Chinese characters and want to restore them, which is also needed in many fields.