What symbols are used to write place names?
Question 1: What punctuation marks are used in place names? The expression and written expression of location in Chinese written language. If there are no special requirements, it is generally written directly. If there are special requirements or need to be quoted, double quotation marks can be used for emphasis. Single quotation marks are also seen in special cases, mainly for foreign unique place names.
Question 2: When place names appear in the composition, what punctuation mark should be used to expand the sign?
Question 3: What punctuation mark should be used between place names and personal names that are juxtaposed
Question 4: Can written symbols be used in place names? Book title numbers are symbols used to indicate book titles, chapter titles, newspaper titles, file names, opera titles, song titles, picture titles, etc. Book title numbers represent the names of books, documents, newspapers, articles, etc., and are also used in songs, movies, TV series and other literary and artistic works that are closely related to written media. Therefore, no product or place name can be used
Question 5: What punctuation mark and comma should be used between place names including the next level?
Question 6: As shown in the picture, what is the "pinch" in the place name? mean? Thank you Jiannong 1. Still in the alley. It means a narrow road, used as a place name, similar to Shilipu, back streets and so on.
Question 7: Write the place name. Do not use book titles. Therefore, neither product nor place names can use book titles.
Book title number ("")
Book title number is a symbol that marks the title of a book, chapter, drama, song, newspaper, magazine, legal document, etc. Described below.
1. Indicate the title of the book. For example:
1. At that time, Lu Xun was studying and practicing calligraphy there, and sometimes he also painted, covering novels such as "Journey to the West" with paper to depict portraits.
(Primary School "Chinese" Volume 7 "Sanwei Bookstore")
2. It took him 27 years to finally compile a new medicine book, which is the famous "Compendium of Materia Medica".
("Li Shizhen", Volume 6 of Primary School "Chinese Language")
"Journey to the West" is a famous classic in my country, and "Compendium of Materia Medica" is a famous medicine book in ancient my country. They are identified by book title numbers.
2. Indicate the title of the article. Single article titles such as poems, prose, fables, etc. should be marked with book titles to avoid confusion with other words. For example:
3. Recite these three poems with emotion. He silently wrote "Ode to the Dusk River" and "Gift to Wang Lun".
(Thinking and practicing on "Three Ancient Poems" in Volume 11 of Primary School "Chinese")
In Example 3, the book titles indicate two poems. Another example:
4. What did the sheep farmer in "Mending the Neighbors" think about at first?...
In your own words, explain the meaning of the two idioms "to hide one's ears and steal the bell" and "to mend the situation after a dead sheep".
(Thinking and practicing on "Two Fables" in Volume 6 of "Chinese Language" for Primary Schools)
The first "Repairing the Lost Goat" in Example 4 is a fable, marked with the title of the book. The second "repairing the situation" is an idiom, using quotation marks instead of book title numbers.
3. Mark the name of the newspaper. For example:
5. Also, I see that you read the article "About Children" in "Women's Life", right?
("Letter to Yan Limin", Volume 10 of Primary School "Chinese")
"Women's Life" is the name of the magazine, and "About Children" is an article, both marked with book titles.
4. Mark the titles of dramas, movies, fine arts, music and other artistic works. For example:
6. When I spread out the second piece of drawing paper, I decided to draw a picture of "Little Martial Arts".
(Primary School "Chinese" Volume 12 "Basic Training 1")
7. Aren't Mr. Rodin's sculptures of "The Thinker" and "Balzac" as immortal as the marbles used to sculpt them?
(Compulsory Education Junior High School "Chinese" Volume 4 "Two Essays" 》)
The book titles in these two examples indicate two kinds of art works, one is a painting-"Little Martial Arts", and the other is a sculpture-"The Thinker" and "Balzac". For example, "Moonlight Song" mentioned in the twelfth volume textbook of primary school is a tune, and "Let's Swing the Oars" is a song. "The Slave Hero" in the eleventh textbook is a play. When we use these works of art in written language, we must indicate them with book titles.
5. Mark the names of laws and regulations. For example:
8. "You don't know, young man, our country's newly promulgated "Law on the Protection of Disabled Persons" stipulates that disabled people can ride for free."
(Primary School "Chinese" Volume 11 "Basic Training" 6》)
Example 8 "Law on the Protection of Disabled Persons" is a statute, marked with the title of the book.
There are two special phenomena in the use of book title numbers. One is that the book title contains the title of the book, and the other is that the book title and chapter title use the same book title number. For example:
9. The following "Reflections on Reading "Gujing"" uses the second writing method.
(Primary School "Chinese" Volume 11 "Basic Training 4")
10. If I think about it all day long, it is not as good as what I learned in just a moment.
"Xunzi? Encouraging Learning"
(Page 534 of "Famous Quotes of All Schools of Thought", Guangxi People's Publishing House, 1992 edition)
Example 9 "Ancient Well" "After Reading" is a composition title, so it is marked with a book title, and the composition title contains the title of the text "Gujing". In order to avoid confusion, it is marked with a single book title. Whenever there is a book title within a book title, use a double title number for the outer one and a single title number for the inner one. The symbol "Xunzi? Encouraging Learning" in Example 10 tells us that "I think about it all day long, and it is not as good as what I learned in a moment." It comes from the chapter "Encouraging Learning" in the book "Xunzi". When writing, add a dot (called a spacer) between the title of the book and the title of the chapter in the book.
The book title number is a kind of label. It is like a hat that is attached to the specific text, and the text becomes the title of the book or chapter. For example:
11. (1)Xiao Ming brings the sword.
(2) Xiao Ming brought the "Sword" over.
The words ① and ② in Example 11 have the same text, both have "sword". The first "sword" is a weapon, but the second one is a book because it has a book title.
The book title number occupies one character each before and after it is used. The first half of the book title number cannot be written alone at the end of a line, and the second half of the book title number cannot be written independently at the beginning of a line.
Attached is the title of the book:
The title of the book is curved forward and backward,
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Question 8 : How to write interesting place names Simenmen
It is the general name for the intersection area of Jiefang Road and Minzhu Road in Wuchang. The People's Government of Wuchang District, which is now located on the northwest side of this intersection, was the Hubei Chief Envoy Si Yamen in the Ming and Qing dynasties, that is, the Fansi Yamen, also known as the Fantai Yamen, commonly known as the Fanshu. The Yamen faces south and faces the long street, which is now Jiefang Road.
Historically, the long street was blocked by Snake Mountain and ended at the southern foot of Snake Mountain. The street from the north of Snake Mountain to the gate of Fansi Yamen is called Simenmen. In the late Ming Dynasty, people were superstitious about Feng Shui and wanted to protect the Ming Dynasty by destroying the "Turtle and Snake Mountain Sanitation" method. They dug through the Snake Mountain (and cut off the turtle head at the same time) to extend the long street to the gate of the feudal government office, but it was still called the northern section of the mountain. For the door of the department. When the road was expanded in 1935, the old feudal government office was opened at the north end, extending the road to Zhongshan Road, cutting Snake Mountain in the middle, and constructing a reinforced concrete Snake Mountain Bridge, extending the general name of Simen Gate to the south of Snake Mountain, almost including the main part of Jiefang Road today. Commercial downtown area.
Yangyuan Street
Located on Heping Avenue in Wuchang. According to research, during the Qing Dynasty, a foreigner built a garden in Qiao Village (the former outpatient department of Railway Hospital) in Wuchang, which people called the foreign garden. Later, the foreign garden became Zhang Xueliang's travel garden, but the name "foreign garden" has never been changed. In the early 1960s, Yangyuan was renamed Yangyuan, which is still used today. The four buildings originally built by foreigners are now the offices of the Fourth Design Institute of the Ministry of Railways. Yangyuan Street is named after this.
Huaqiao
Huaqiao is located at the northwest end of Jiefang Park Road in Hankou. It is said that there was a wooden bridge across the original Huangxiao River with carved railings on both sides, commonly known as the "Flower Bridge". This is where the name Huaqiao comes from. In 1965, a reinforced concrete bridge was built here, which is 19.2 meters long and 4.02 meters wide. The abutment is made of mortar blocks and can pass cars with a load of less than eight tons.
Later, in order to radically control the Huangxiao River, the entire river course was changed to an underground culvert, and the fourth main road in Hankou - Jianshe Avenue was built. The cement bridge was also demolished, leaving no trace.
Although both bridges no longer exist, the place name Huaqiao is still used today.
Three-story building
Located in the north of Wuchang City, it generally refers to the intersection of Heping Avenue and Xinhe Street. This area was originally a wasteland of ponds. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, Xinhezhou gradually had residents and gradually formed a market and trading place outside Wuchang City. In 1912, Yu Xinglong, a capitalist engaged in the construction industry, built a three-story building with brick and wood structure at No. 445 Heping Avenue. The ground floor opened a grocery store and a coffin shop, the second floor opened a teahouse, and the third floor was a storytelling room and shadow puppet theater. , business is booming and famous far and wide. This three-story building stands high on the surrounding bungalows and thatched sheds. It is very prominent and has become a prominent symbol of this area. People then refer to this area as three-story buildings. When Heping Avenue was expanded after liberation, the original building had been demolished, but the three-story building was still the name of this area.
Jiyu Bridge
Generally refers to the area on the north and south sides of Zhongshan Road east of the northern end of Jiefang Road in Wuchang, extending to Shahu North Lane in the east, connecting to the northern end of Desheng Bridge (Street) in the south, and reaching The intersection of Heping Avenue and First Road. There used to be a bridge in this area, which was recorded as the Crucian Carp Bridge in the "Jiangxia County Chronicle". It was built in the 13th year of Guangxu's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1887 AD). It was a stone bridge more than one foot wide. When the lake water rises every summer, nearby residents fish and shrimp at the bridge hole. Most of the fish they catch are crucian carp, so the bridge is called the crucian carp bridge, and it generally refers to the nearby places. Later, this place became the only place for vehicles transporting materials for casting copper coins to the Copper Yuan Bureau. The homonym of Crucian Carp Bridge was refined into Jiyu Bridge, which meant heaping gold and jade. The stone bridge was destroyed in 1931. It was rebuilt into a bridge with reinforced concrete piers and wooden deck in 1934. It was destroyed again in 1938. Now only the bridge foundation remains, which can still be vaguely recognized. Jiyuqiao is still used as the name of the area today.
Gusao Tree
It is a general name for the area from the intersection of Xinhuaxia Road in Hankou and the Beijing-Guangzhou Railway to the north of Zhanggong Embankment. This area is the highland in the Houhu area of Hankou, with Chenjia River nearby. In 1521, when Ming Xingxian Prince Zhu Houcong went to Beijing to inherit the throne from Zhongxiang, he passed by this river by boat. Later generations renamed the river Jiejia River (later the homonym was renamed Jiejie River). There was a boatman named Liu who made a living by punting boats on the Jiejia River. He and his wife and sister built a pier and a house here, which was called Liujiadun. The Liu family's aunt is at home. In addition to farming, she also sets up a stall on the Yujiatang ridge in Dunxi to sell tea and porridge during the slack season. In order to facilitate passers-by to rest, they planted a Tangli tree on the pond ridge. When the tree grows up, it will have lush branches, strong and tall branches. It can not only provide shade for pedestrians when they rest, but also become a prominent symbol of the water and land passage in this area. From then on, people called this area Gusaoshu instead of Liujiadun.
The origin of Jijiazui
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Question 9: What symbols are used for place names when writing ? For example: We are going to visit the Ironman Memorial Hall. What symbol is used for the Ironman Memorial? The title of the book should be used.
Book title number (double book title number: "", single book title number: 〈〉), a symbol used to indicate the title of a book, chapter title, newspaper title, file name, opera title, song title, picture title, etc. Book title numbers represent the names of books, documents, newspapers, articles, etc., and are also used in songs, movies, TV series and other literary and artistic works that are closely related to written media. When there is a book title number in the book title number, the outer layer uses a double book title number, and the inner layer uses a single book title number. If there is a double book title in the single book title, use the double book title in the single book title.
Your quote from Baidu Encyclopedia is incomplete. "Organizational Settings" is the title or the title of the article. If it is not used well enough, people will think it is the organizational setting in Chapter 2. Why is there organizational setting in Chapter 1? Make the reader think and waste time.