There Is No Need To Make A Fuss About "Ban On Internet Vocabulary In Official Documents And Textbooks."

< p > the implementation of the law of the Henan on the general language and law of People's Republic of China will be formally implemented. The regulations stipulate that no official documents or textbooks in the state organs are allowed to use Internet vocabulary which does not conform to the modern Chinese vocabulary and grammatical norms, such as "tall", "Bai Fumei" and "Hi Da Pu Ben". < /p >
Like P, like criticizing the "ten buzzwords" and rejecting new words such as "little buddies", some netizens routinely believe that official documents and textbooks prohibit Internet vocabulary, which is too narrow. But I disagree. This is what is stipulated in other countries: official documents and textbooks in state organs should not use "Internet vocabulary which is not in line with modern Chinese vocabulary and grammatical norms" instead of killing all Internet words. The propagation power and influence of < a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" > network language < /a > are bigger and bigger. There are also advantages and disadvantages. < /p >
< p > > a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" > official document < /a >, is the party and government a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" > organ > /a > implementation of leadership, perform functions, handle official duties with specific effectiveness and standard style of writing, with seriousness, authority and credibility. The specific language to official documents should be solemn, accurate, rigorous and standardized. This determines that official documents cannot be used in Internet vocabulary which does not conform to modern Chinese vocabulary and grammatical norms. It is hard to imagine how ridiculous it would be to say "if you want to punish the corrupt people and let the populace" like the Big Ben ". < /p >
< p > textbook is the core material of teaching and educating people. It is an important tool to enhance students' knowledge and skills and influence their moral character. It should be more serious, authoritative and standardized than official documents. Its language should assume the responsibility of publicizing language norms, spreading language knowledge, leading language life and promoting language learning. Naturally, it should also be "insulated" from network vocabulary which does not conform to modern Chinese vocabulary and grammatical norms. Nowadays, some students are keen on using Internet idioms in their compositions. For example, in the composition of my ideal, I wrote: "I am 8 yuan rice girl, and the oil and shrimp is too ambitious. I only eat porridge and eat rice." If people don't know what to do, if they are not guided, they will have a negative impact on the normalization of Chinese. < /p >
< p > besides, the prohibition of Internet vocabularies in official documents and textbooks does not mean that net vocabularies should be completely expelled from our lives, and will not damage the wisdom and humor of people creating network vocabulary. The formation of language is the process of ebb and flow. As long as we can stand the test and precipitation of time, the excellent network vocabulary will still be alive. Finally, it will be accepted by the majority of users. Conventions become standardized languages, and it is not impossible for them to be used by official documents and textbooks. And those words that are indecent, irregular, and incomprehensible, should not be overthrown or even "climbed" on official documents and textbooks. Early filtering is the right thing to do. < /p >