2018年12月24日星期一

Is it possible that Chinese gets rid of characters and opts for romanization?

Chinese seems to be romanizable with Pinyin being the system for one to spell the characters. If so, is it possible that Chinese gets rid of characters and opts for romanization? What could this lead to?

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