standard hanzi character

standardized form (xin zixing) of Chinese ideographs (hanzi) used in mainland China since 1965
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standard hanzi character

Summary

standard hanzi character is a standardized writing system[1].

Key Facts

  • standard hanzi character's instance of is recorded as standardized writing system[2].
  • standard hanzi character is a type of sinogram[3].
  • standard hanzi character's writing system is recorded as simplified Chinese characters[4].
  • standard hanzi character's Commons category is recorded as Xin Zixing[5].
  • standard hanzi character is the opposite of inherited hanzi character[6].
  • standard hanzi character's country of origin is recorded as People's Republic of China[7].
  • 1965 marks the founding of standard hanzi character[8].
  • standard hanzi character's used by is recorded as list of character forms of General Used Chinese characters for Publishing[9].
  • standard hanzi character's used by is recorded as list of Commonly Used Characters in Modern Chinese[10].
  • standard hanzi character's used by is recorded as Table of General Standard Chinese Characters[11].
  • standard hanzi character's different from is recorded as shinjitai[12].
  • standard hanzi character's different from is recorded as standard form of national characters[13].

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Definition and Type

standard hanzi character's instance of is recorded as standardized writing system[2]. It is a type of sinogram[3]. It is the opposite of inherited hanzi character[6].

Origins

1965 marks the founding of standard hanzi character[8].

Use and Application

Recorded used by include list of character forms of General Used Chinese characters for Publishing[9], list of Commonly Used Characters in Modern Chinese[10], and Table of General Standard Chinese Characters[11].

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Class ancestry

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