sin wenz造句

• Much of Sin Wenz is similar to Pinyin in its orthography.
• Sin Wenz fell into relative disuse during the following years.
• He participated in the development of Latinxua Sin Wenz.
• In 1940, several thousand members attended a Border Region Sin Wenz Society convention.
• In order to circumvent this problem, Sin Wenz defined a list of exceptions.
• As in pinyin, spacing in Sin Wenz is based on whole words, not single syllables.
• In addition, Sin Wenz also calls for the use of the postal romanization when writing place names in China.
• Unlike Gwoyeu Romatzyh, with its complex method of indicating tones, Latinxua Sin Wenz system does not indicate tones at all.
• Because Sin Wenz is written without indicating tones, ambiguity could arise with certain words with the same sound but different tones.
• In November 1949, the railways in China's north-east adopted the Latinxua Sin Wenz system for all their telecommunications.
• However, palatal affricates are written with the same letters as velar stops, so Beijing is written as " " in Sin Wenz.
• Zhou based Pinyin on several preexisting systems : the phonemes were inspired by Gwoyeu Romatzyh of 1928 and Latinxua Sin Wenz of 1931, while the zhuyin.
• Mao Zedong and Zhu De, head of the army, both contributed their calligraphy ( in characters ) for the masthead of the Sin Wenz Society's new journal.
• For a time, the system was very important in spreading literacy in Northern China; and more than 300 publications totaling half a million issues appeared in Latinxua Sin Wenz.
• In 1940, the movement reached an apex when Mao's Border Region Government declared that the Sin Wenz had the same legal status as traditional characters in government and public documents.
• This was significantly different from all other romanization schemes in that, from the very outset, it was intended that the Latinxua Sin Wenz system, once established, would supersede the Chinese characters.
• Over thirty journals soon appeared written in Sin Wenz, plus large numbers of translations, biographies ( including Lincoln, Franklin, Edison, Ford, and Charlie Chaplin ), some contemporary Chinese literature, and a spectrum of textbooks.
• In 1931 a coordinated effort between the Soviet sinologists V . M . Alekseev, A . A . Dragunov and A . G . Shrprintsin, and the Moscow-based Chinese scholars Qu Qiubai, Wu Yuzhang, Lin Boqu, Xiao San, Wang Xiangbao, and Xu Teli established the Latinxua Sin Wenz system.