Advice on billboards with irregular Chinese characters
An 800-word essay on irregular word usage (such as billboards, etc.)
A survey report on the use of words in street sign advertising
Time: February 1st to 10th
Location: Xinxing Road and Yuxiu Road, Weidu District
Purpose of investigation: Find typos or idioms in signboard advertisements, and convince the shopkeeper to correct the hidden things in time.
Analysis of investigation situation:
Walking on the streets, there are many typos on all kinds of signboards and advertisements. We looked at dozens of them and found more than twenty typos.
We found typos on some signboard advertisements, such as those selling clothes changed "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" to "The Romance of the Kingdom of Shirts"; those selling hand cakes changed "the best of both worlds" to "the best of both worlds" "Beauty"; barbershops changed "new image" to "new image"; eye treatment centers took the meaning of "come with clear eyesight"; Internet cafes named "One Internet Love", and some changed "clothes" to "new image"; The word next to the word "show" is changed to the word "show" and so on. Typos like this are common. Some deliberately write the wrong words in order to be novel and use homophonic meanings to attract customers; some do write wrong because their cultural level is not high.
Experience:
I believe that the appearance of these typos damages the image of a civilized city. I hope that the relevant units can actively manage them and restore the beautiful scenery of the city. Nowadays, many primary school students have just come into contact with Chinese characters and do not have a deep understanding of Chinese characters. They think that
the characters on signboards and advertisements are correct. Some parents teach their children to recognize some commonly used characters on the street every day, so that the children will misunderstand them during their studies. Typos written on assignments seriously affect the standardization and accuracy of word usage. I hope everyone will come and bring the code to pay attention to Youye. In the future, we will see standardized Chinese characters and no more typos!
Time: February 1st to 10th
Location: Xinxing Road and Yuxiu Road, Weidu District
Purpose of investigation: Find typos or idioms in signboard advertisements, and convince the shopkeeper to correct the hidden things in time.
Analysis of investigation situation:
Walking on the streets, there are many typos on all kinds of signboards and advertisements. We looked at dozens of them and found more than twenty typos.
We found typos on some signboard advertisements, such as those selling clothes changed "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" to "The Romance of the Kingdom of Shirts"; those selling hand cakes changed "the best of both worlds" to "the best of both worlds" "Beauty"; barbershops changed "new image" to "new image"; eye treatment centers took the meaning of "come with clear eyesight"; Internet cafes named "One Internet Love", and some changed "clothes" to "new image"; The word next to the word "show" is changed to the word "show" and so on. Typos like this are common. Some deliberately write the wrong words in order to be novel and use homophonic meanings to attract customers; some do write wrong because their cultural level is not high.
Experience:
I believe that the appearance of these typos damages the image of a civilized city. I hope that the relevant units can actively manage them and restore the beautiful scenery of the city. Nowadays, many primary school students have just come into contact with Chinese characters and do not have a deep understanding of Chinese characters. They think that
the characters on signboards and advertisements are correct. Some parents teach their children to recognize some commonly used characters on the street every day, so that the children will misunderstand them during their studies. Typos written on assignments seriously affect the standardization and accuracy of word usage. I hope everyone will come and bring the code to pay attention to Youye. In the future, we will see standardized Chinese characters and no more typos!