Driven by political reasons, Vietnam has carried out a reform to de-characterize the country, replacing Chinese characters with pinyin, hoping to highlight Vietnam in this wayCultureindependence and emphasizedCulturedignity and sovereignty. However, this reform has brought many contradictions and problems. First of all, this kindCultureLarge-scale phenomena have occurred on the fault. Many ancient texts and texts, such as the "Northern Period", have become a problem for young people to read and study, and have even had an impact on the legitimacy of the Viet Cong. Second, pinyin Chinese makesCultureThe cost of learning has increased dramatically. Each Chinese character needs to be replaced with 2 to 6 letters, which has led to the Vietnamese script becoming longer, from square characters to long strips, compared to EnglishWordsIt's going to be long. In addition, in order to increase intonation annotations and avoid semantic confusion, spaces also need to be added, which makes Vietnamese more verbose and incongruous. Third, pinyinized Chinese has caused a large number of homonyms, resulting in errors and understanding obstacles in word meaning. In order to avoid this problem, the Vietnamese authorities even reduced the vocabulary and made VietnamCultureSome of the archaic vocabulary has been greatly reduced, the sentences have become more banal and monotonous, and even the writing of poetry has become stiff. Fourth, the de-Chinese characters have also led to the loss of artistic behaviors related to Chinese characters. CalligraphyAs an art form closely related to Chinese characters, in ChinaChinese character cultureoccupies an important position. However, in Vietnam, despite the once famousCalligraphyMr. Kroy Iemiya and others, but nowadaysThe younger generationRightCalligraphyThere has been a loss of interest and even the inability to understand its value. These problems and contradictions may be the reason why Japan still retains nearly 2,000 kanji, and the Japanese are more prominent in wisdom and self-confidence than the Vietnamese in comparison.
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Pinyin Chinese makes VietnamCultureThe cost of learning has increased dramatically. Each Chinese character needs to be replaced with 2 to 6 letters, resulting in Vietnamese characters becoming longer and less fluent, even compared to EnglishWordsIt's going to be long. In order to increase the intonation annotation and avoid semantic confusion, spaces also need to be added, which further exacerbates the verbosity of the Vietnamese script. This increase in the cost of learning makes Vietnamese students spend more time and energy on learning Chinese characters, which also increases their study load and may affect their academic performance.
Pinyin Chinese has caused a large number of homonyms, resulting in errors in word meaning expression and understanding barriers. In order to avoid this problem, the Vietnamese authorities even had to reduce the vocabulary, so that some ancient words in the Vietnamese language were greatly reduced, and the sentences became more banal and monotonous. This phenomenon makes Vietnam'sCultureExpression andPoetryCreation is subject to certain restrictions, which can also lead to:LiteratureThe quality of the work deteriorates, lacking unique charm and expressiveness.
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Vietnam's de-Chinese character reform is intended to show its ownCultureindependence and sovereignty, however, it has brought many negative consequences. This reform led to VietnamCultureof faults, so thatThe younger generationKnowledge of Vietnam's history and ancient documents has been greatly reduced. In addition, pinyinized Chinese also increases the cost of learning, making Vietnamese students spend more time and energy on learning Chinese characters. At the same time, due to the problem of avoiding homonyms, Vietnam's vocabulary has decreased, and sentences have become banal and monotonousLiteratureThe level of creation has also been affected. Finally, related to Chinese charactersCalligraphyArt lost its rightful place and importance in Vietnam, leading to VietnamThe younger generationRightCalligraphyunderstanding and decreased interest. Therefore, the reform of de-Chinese characters in Vietnam is VietnamCultureIt has brought a negative impact that cannot be ignored.