In the passionate national anthem, we are looking forward to the rise of the five-star red flag Ran Ran, and we will always have the deepest and sincere patriotic feelings in our hearts. Chinese characters, like black eyes and yellow skin, constitute the national emblem and symbol of the Chinese nation. Patriotism begins with loving Chinese characters. Chinese characters are the characters with the longest continuous use and the largest number of users in the world. For more than 5,000 years, Chinese characters have always been an important carrier of the country's politics, economy and diplomacy, as well as people's daily necessities, joys and sorrows. It is the cornerstone of China culture with a long history. If there is no written record, both the Han and Tang dynasties and the Tang and Song poems will eventually disappear. In the history of mankind, the four great civilizations were once brilliant, but in the end they could not escape the fate of extinction. Only Chinese civilization, which has gone through vicissitudes and hardships, is still enduring. There are many reasons for this situation, but the strong centripetal force inherent in Chinese characters deeply rooted in the national blood is one of the important factors. How many times have I wanted to shout out: China Chinese characters, I am proud of you, I am proud of you!

However, once upon a time, we began to ignore our own language and writing, and the abuse and distortion of Chinese characters are now becoming a worrying social phenomenon: street books and periodicals are full of typos, shops are full of traditional Chinese characters, and idioms in TV advertisements are beyond recognition. ...

With the arrival of the third industrial revolution, the world has slowly entered the digital information age, and the way of writing records is taking place.

Change. Recently, the Chinese character dictation conference,

Several programs, such as Hero of Chinese Characters, aroused enthusiastic response. Behind the high ratings of these programs is the grim fact that the writing ability of Chinese people has generally declined. We should admit that today's high-tech equipment has brought great impact to the ancient Chinese character art, and the "typing like flying" on the keyboard often replaces the previous Chinese character writing. Due to the long-term use of computers and mobile phones, people's ability to write Chinese characters has obviously declined, and "forgetting to write" has become a common phenomenon. Under the temptation of convenient, fast and efficient information processing of Chinese characters, people have changed from habit to dependence, from dependence to concession, and the final result is that they can type but can't write. Only when they had to use handwriting as a last resort did they find that their memory of Chinese characters was so vague that they could not remember the specific parts and structures.

Because I haven't written for a long time, the written words are ugly.

From this point of view, with the changes of the overall social environment, the norms of China's language and culture are facing unprecedented challenges. Chinese characters, a traditional art for thousands of years, are in an embarrassing situation in this era of popularization of electronic networks. How can this situation be completely attributed to the development of information technology? This is just shirking responsibility, just shirking our responsibility of inheriting national culture. How to see whether a nation's culture is carried forward does not depend on how many foreign cultures it has absorbed, but on whether the nation's excellent culture can be passed down well. In the network age, we can't "hold the mouse and forget the pen", and Chinese characters can't be reduced to a lost civilization.

Some people say that some traditional Chinese characters and traditional vocabulary have long fallen behind the times, which is inconvenient and troublesome to use. This is undeniable. Inheriting Chinese character culture does not mean that it must remain unchanged. We should "take the essence and discard the dross", not only adhere to some fine traditions of our predecessors, but also conform to the trend of the times and society, and not refuse the development behind closed doors, so that our national culture can keep pace with the times.

In my opinion, popularizing calligraphy education in primary and secondary schools is an effective means to solve crisis of chinese characters. Calligraphy is a unique traditional art form of Chinese characters in China, and it is an original performance art of Chinese descendants. It is silent poetry, invisible dance, unpainted painting and silent music. First of all, this undoubtedly provides a good environment for Chinese character education. Secondly, calligraphy will increase people's interest in writing Chinese characters and strengthen people's perception of Chinese characters. Calligraphy is a concentrated expression of China's ancient culture, which can cultivate children's patriotic sentiments from an early age. Furthermore, I think it is a good way to publicize the cultural charm and style of Chinese characters in the community and society. Television media should hold more competitions such as dictation at Chinese character conferences, and also extensively carry out activities such as lectures on Chinese characters and exhibitions of calligraphy works to encourage more people in society to re-attach importance to and love Chinese characters.

If the construction of the history of Chinese civilization needs the unremitting exploration of countless ancients, then the standardization of Chinese characters now needs the continuous efforts of the people of the whole country. Chinese characters are the root of our China culture. How can we treat mistakes and irregularities in writing with a casual game mentality? We should respect Chinese characters, inherit this thousand-year history and culture, and make it progress, the quality soar, and continue to write a new gorgeous chapter with Chinese characters.