The vocabulary inquiry service provided by the Chinese Language Knowledge Base (Taiwan Edition) is mainly based on the "Chinese Language Reference Book" compiled by the two sides of the strait. The project includes the "Common Dictionary of Cross-Strait", the translation of academic terms between the two sides of the strait, and the academic use of cross-strait primary and secondary school textbooks. Chinese translation of nouns.
This knowledge base search field has five query options, including words, definitions, radicals, phonetic, and Chinese spells, and presets to fuzzy queries for more complete results. In addition to the basic text explanation, the result page is more integrated with the content of the knowledge base, and is gradually integrated into more content resources for users to refer to learning.
In addition to the "Chinese Language Reference Book", the Taiwan version also specially plans the "National Vocabulary" module, inviting netizens to participate in the preparation. In addition, there is a "Cross-Strait Daily Word" film (Chinese Culture Association and China Television Co-production) and "Poetry Singing Teaching" (Chinese Culture Association and Fu Jen University Chinese Department Co-production).
This dictionary is based on the common words used in the modern Chinese common language (Taiwan is now called "Mandarin", now known as "Mandarin" in the mainland). At the same time, it is appropriate to release some of the unique and commonly used words of both sides, reflecting the similarities and differences between the two sides. To facilitate cross-strait exchanges and general public use, and to help foreigners learning Chinese.
