繁体字
Also known as traditional Hanzi, unsimplified Chinese characters, unsimplified Hanzi, traditional characters, Hanzi, Chinese characters
傳統漢字
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Traditional Chinese characters are the more complex form of written Chinese that has been used since ancient times and continues to be the standard writing system in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau today. They matter because they preserve the historical development of Chinese writing and remain essential for reading classical texts and communicating in these regions, even as mainland China adopted a simplified character system in the mid-20th century.
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- Traditional Chinese characters
- name
- 繁体字
- inception
- 0500-00-00
- native label
- 正體字
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繁體中文（台湾常称正體中文或繁體中文），在歐美稱之為傳統中文，作為現代漢字中最基本的字元之一而保留至今，與另一體系簡體中文相對。 “繁体字”一詞起源於汉字简化运动，以方便區別後來的简體字。繁體字的字型始於1800年前的2世紀，在漢朝的王次仲創立楷書之時就趨於穩定，其中大部分的寫法、造字方式和字意在這之後的歷史中就很少再發生改變，是漢朝時代至中華民國時代的全中國通行字型，也是現今台灣、香港和澳門的標準字。
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