Japanese characters released in 2018 what are Japanese characters in 2018
4hw.com.cn: there have been a lot of things in recent times. In addition to the crazy chopping of hands on the twelfth day of the lunar new year, domestic partners are also busy eating melons. In addition to China, Japanese 2018 Chinese characters have been released recently. Let's take a look at what they are.
Tokyo, Xinhua News Agency: December 12 is Japan's Chinese character day. Japan's "annual Chinese character" was announced at Shimizu temple in Kyoto on this day. The annual Chinese character that can reflect Japan's world and people's conditions in 2018 is the word "disaster" of disaster.
As Emperor Akihito will abdicate next year, this year's evaluation will be the last Chinese character of the year under the year of Pingcheng. The Japanese Association for Chinese character proficiency testing selected the Chinese character "disaster" with the most votes as the annual Chinese character in 2018 from 193214 votes, and the number of votes reached 20858.
This year, Japan has been suffering from various disasters. According to the analysis of Japanese media, the election of the word "disaster" reflects the frequent occurrence of natural disasters, the improvement of people's awareness of disaster prevention in the face of natural disasters, and the importance of self-help and mutual assistance.
That afternoon, Sen qingfan, abbot of Qingshui temple, wrote the word "disaster" on a 1.3m wide and 1.5m long yueqian and paper with an extra large brush. As the main hall of Qingshui temple is under repair, this year's annual Chinese character announcement ceremony was held in the inner hall of Qingshui temple again after last year.
The Chinese character day activity in Japan began in 1995 when the Hanshin earthquake occurred. The annual Chinese character of that year was' earthquake ', which was released for the 24th time this year. Last year's annual Chinese character was' North '.
In fact, each year's annual Chinese characters reflect the events most concerned by the Japanese in the past year. Due to the multi meaning of Chinese characters, the elected Chinese characters often have rich connotation. For example, the word "Jin", which won the most times of annual Chinese characters, was elected three times in 2000, 2012 and 2016. All three times seem to be related to the Olympic Games, but also related to the cash scandal of that year, Or it's about people's money bags.
Shino Yamazaki, director of the Japanese Chinese character proficiency testing association: "Chinese characters come from China. Each Chinese character does not only include pronunciation. The beauty of Chinese characters lies in both form and meaning. Therefore, it is very interesting to summarize what happened in this year by feeling the meaning of a word and still recall it after a period of time."
Since 1995, the Japanese Kanji association has collected a Chinese character from the people all over the country every year, reflecting the state of the world and people's feelings this year. People can vote in the ballot boxes of libraries, bookstores and some public facilities, and they can also vote online.