规范国家通用语言文字的网络使用

Core Viewpoint - The draft amendment of the National Common Language and Writing Law of the People's Republic of China is under review by the 19th meeting of the 14th National People's Congress Standing Committee, aiming to enhance the regulation of the use of the national common language in various sectors, including online publications and international exchanges [1]. Group 1: Regulation of Language Use - The draft amendment suggests further standardization of the national common language in online usage, particularly for online publications [1]. - Recommendations include that online games and other digital publications should primarily use the national common language [1]. Group 2: International Communication - There are proposals to enhance the role of the national common language in international exchanges [1]. - The draft amendment recommends that international exhibitions and conferences held within the country should use the national common language alongside foreign languages for signage and promotional materials [1]. - It also emphasizes that international Chinese education should teach the national common language to promote cultural exchange [1].