Chapter 37 depressed

According to reports, in order to appear "cultured", some parents use increasingly uncommon words when naming their children, causing inconvenience to the management of "urban informatization". abuse. This matter has attracted a lot of criticism on the Internet.The general idea is that according to Article 99 of the General Principles of Civil Law, natural persons have the right to name and have the right to decide, use and change their own names in accordance with regulations.Although rare characters have caused some troubles for information management, such as computer fonts and other various costs, technical problems should not be higher than human dignity.Even more mean people said, instead of this, simply learn "Tang Bohu"

Order Qiuxiang", each person will be issued a number, or directly use the ID number, or even the ID on the Internet as everyone's name, so it will be more worry-free. Although "saying no" is the usual spirit of Internet speech in China, it feels a bit abnormal in this case, because the meaning of the National Language Commission is actually very much in line with the trend of computerization and networkization of the world. It is to further implement the "mathematically manageable" (Mathematically manageable) that Mr. Huang Renyu has always been unable to implement in Chinese history.It stands to reason that netizens should be the first to get this trend, at least they have desperately registered alphanumeric and digital IDs, but now they are so disgusted with this matter. It seems that in addition to the low purchasing power of China's Internet population, there are also " The potential tendency of "anti-internetization", the style is quite erratic.

I agree with both hands for the forthcoming "List of Standard Characters for Names", the left hand represents a person who often uses a computer to write; the right hand represents a person who can read and write with a "medium" amount of literacy.Although I am only a managed person of "Urban Informatization", it does not mean that I have automatically given up the right to communicate with the new born population in China.That is to say, if I can't read the other person's name, or can't enter the other person's name in the computer, all of these will be regarded as a serious social faux pas, common sense self-inflicted humiliation, and then to me. All the Chinese education received produces strong suspicion.

This is true for individuals, not to mention the inconvenience of the government.As a father, I certainly understand the difficulties of parents all over the world when it comes to naming the next generation.Instead of saying "in order to appear literate", it is better to say that there are too many monks and too little food, and the cruel competition is the real reason for the name of rare words. "Never let children lose at the starting line!" This is the common aspiration and common concern of Chinese parents.Naming is part of the start. Therefore, choosing a "cultural" or "personalized" good name is equivalent to occupying the fourth and fifth runways before the start of the 200-meter or 400-meter race.The rare characters retrieved from the "Kangxi Dictionary", whether they have culture or not, can at least stand out from the crowd of Zhang San Li Si Plain JANE.At the very least, the inconvenience caused by the same name and surname can be avoided, which can be regarded as reducing the burden on the government.

The common wish of parents is nothing more than that the offspring can mix with five or six.However, the names of "celebrities" who are both successful and famous are almost all easy to understand and catchy.Therefore, it is almost impossible to avoid the loss of personality caused by having the same name and surname as others, and to imitate the easy-to-understand of celebrities.I once had a Taiwanese colleague named Zhang Guoli, but his wife's surname was Zhao Mingwei.Once the couple was going to Nanjing to play, and they booked a hotel through a travel agency. The travel agency quickly sent a fax to confirm the reservation, and at the same time, they also sent a secret telegram: the general manager of the hotel repeatedly urged the two distinguished guests to go directly to the so-and-so upstairs at that time. No. room for check in procedures.

Although the outstanding and uncommon characters can effectively solve the above problems, the troubles caused are not small.I know a man named Huang Yu. The word "Yu" sounds like "Yu", not depression, but literary talent. Interpretation of "Guang Ya Shu Zheng": "Yu, Wen Ye." The six-fingered palm has always caused a lot of inconvenience to Mr. Huang's social life. As a result, Mr. Huang is "very depressed". After the age of 35, every time Mr. Huang meets strangers, he often introduces himself: "My name is Huang or , it’s easy to remember, it’s either or or.”

There are more serious things than that.According to a friend who is a primary school class teacher, at the beginning of the new school year, whenever a new student with an uncommon character in his name is encountered during the roll call, the teacher usually adopts a method to avoid losing face: deliberately not to call that name, and finally, put on an appearance Ask in a hurry: "Which classmate's name hasn't been counted?" At this time, you must raise your hand, and the teacher said smoothly: "Hey, why is it that you are not on the roster? What is your name? Let me introduce myself to you. "The embarrassment is avoided, but if you meet a narrow-minded teacher, you may intentionally or unintentionally put on shoes for you all the way, and you don't know what you did wrong.Of course, this is not your fault, the fault is that your parents regard elementary school teachers as "elementary school" teachers.This is called really losing at the starting line.

The new "name taboo science" in the era of globalized digital information may be a special problem in the administrative management of ideographic countries.How to revitalize China without abolishing Chinese characters is another big topic.I mean, human rights matter, but the administrative costs of a developing ideographic country cannot be completely ignored.The best way to get the best of both worlds is to share the cost and take responsibility for the "literature".The Hong Kong government has always been handy in this kind of thing: whether it is the first name or a name that you use like a mobile phone and don’t want to use it, you can modify it arbitrarily without reason. How many Chinese characters and letters are there in the name, even if it is longer than Proust's sentence, only the first 12 digits are registered on the identity document, and more importantly, please pay HK$600 for each change.