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汉语书面语的标点符号(国外英文资料) Punctuation marks in Chinese written language When writing in Chinese, we should pay attention to the correct use of punctuation marks in chinese. Punctuation is a symbol used in writing to indicate pause, mood, and the nature and function of words. It is an integral part of written language. The correct use of punctuation marks is of great significance to the authors accurate expression and the readers correct understanding of the meaning of the text. Chinese punctuation are commonly used 12 kinds, mainly period, comma, comma, semicolon, colon, question mark, exclamation, quotes, ellipsis, dashes, book name and parentheses. Their names and forms are as follows: Full stop. Comma, Stop, Semicolon; Colon: Question mark? Exclamatory mark！ Quotation marks Ellipsis...... Dashes - Book title . Brackets () The general use of punctuation in Chinese is as follows: 1. full stop. A pause followed by a sentence. 2. commas, Indicate a general pause within a sentence. 3. stop, A pause indicating the juxtaposition of words within a sentence. 4. semicolon; A pause between coordinate clauses in a compound sentence. 5. colon: A pause followed by suggestive speech; used to refer to the following. 6. question marks? A pause at the end of a sentence expressing doubt. 7. exclamation mark! A sentence used to express exclamations; a pause at the end of a strong sentence. 8. quotes A direct reference to a line, indicating the object to be discussed or the words that have a special meaning. 9. ellipsis...... Mark the words omitted in the line. 10. dashes - A statement indicating or explaining the meaning of a line, or a progression of meaning, or a sudden change in the subject. 11. titles of the book Mark the title, title, name of the press, name of the work, etc. 12. brackets () Indicate the explanatory words in the line. One of the punctuation: a comma and full stop, stop. Full stop. A period indicating a pause followed by a pause at the end of a sentence indicating the