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The Chinese Language Preservation Project is a project of Li Ao which was established in the hope of preserving the use of the Chinese language with the way of | The Chinese Language Preservation Project is a project of Li Ao which was established in the hope of preserving the use of the Chinese language with the way of usages of authentic language. Because of social media norms and the increasingly improper language uses in social media platforms, use of authentic Chinese language in the fields of science studies have never became into a normal thing in China. Because of influence of Chinese Internet users such improper use have already became less popular in Taiwan, despite the two territories officially make use of different variants of the Chinese language. | ||
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The Chinese Language Preservation Project
The Chinese Language Preservation Project is a project of Li Ao which was established in the hope of preserving the use of the Chinese language with the way of usages of authentic language. Because of social media norms and the increasingly improper language uses in social media platforms, use of authentic Chinese language in the fields of science studies have never became into a normal thing in China. Because of influence of Chinese Internet users such improper use have already became less popular in Taiwan, despite the two territories officially make use of different variants of the Chinese language.