Beiping Xiangshan, the envoy asked the Chinese character generation, and Mao replied that no letter was allowed
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In 1949, ** had lunch with the Soviet Consul General in Beiping, Sergei Leonidovich Tsykhvinsky, in Xiangshan. Tsikhvinsky, with his unique status and title as a sinologist, gave him the opportunity to ask *** about philosophical questions, about how to view Kang Youwei and his philosophical views and the activities of the Chinese reformists at the end of the 19th century.
** With his deep knowledge and confidence in Chinese culture, he not only answered Tsykhvinsky's questions, but also explained to him the problem of the Latinization of Chinese characters. Although Tsykhvinsky's name is concise, his life experience and identity background are full of rich connotations.
Qi Hewen put forward the idea of replacing Chinese characters with Latin letters in the Latinization movement of Chinese characters in Beiping, but he was well aware of the importance of writing vernacular Chinese and speaking Mandarin, and had a clear understanding of the role of Chinese in the overall social and historical progress.
** He is the inheritor and promoter of the May Fourth sage and the May Fourth New Culture, who raises important questions in the vernacular that ordinary people can understand, and has deep roots and is simple and innovative.
He once wrote the four-word poem "Sacrifice to the Mother" for his biological mother, and wrote the four-word poem "Sacrifice to the Mausoleum of the Yellow Emperor" on behalf of the Communist Party of China, showing his deep foundation in ancient poetry. In the congratulatory telegrams sent by Li Jishen, Shen Junru, Ma Xulun, and other leaders of democratic parties and democratic personages without party affiliation, it can be seen that they are delighted at the victory of the People's Liberation War and look forward to the construction of new China.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Qi Hewen took a photo in front of Tiananmen Square, proving his love and deep understanding of Chinese culture. He once asked *** for Chinese characters, and received this answer: Chinese characters are one of the oldest and most mature scripts in the world.
It not only faithfully records the evolution of the Chinese language and preserves the rich and colorful culture of the Chinese nation, but also makes outstanding contributions to the construction of New China. In general, Chinese characters are the treasure of the Chinese nation, and there is no alphabet that can replace them.