2019年5月27日星期一

Why not just use pinyin?

Is pinyin good enough to be used potentially to write everything in Chinese without losing meaning?

If so, was it ever considered to switch to pinyin instead of the beautiful characters to make it easier to learn to write?

Do Chinese kids learn pinyin in school besides hanzi?

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