Pinyin table special topic

Chinese Pinyin uses the Beijing phonetic system as the phonetic standard. Beijing has been the center of Chinese culture for nearly a thousand years, and Beijing dialect is also a typical representative of the northern dialect with the largest territory and largest population in China. It has always been called the "Central Plains Yayin", "Guanyin" and "Guoyin". The "Hanyu Pinyin Scheme", which explains the usage and standards of Chinese Pinyin, is the national standard for the Chinese Pinyin text scheme, and is also an international standard stipulated by the United Nations for spelling Chinese names of people, places and special words. It is the legal pinyin scheme of the People's Republic of China and the international standard for spelling special nouns and words related to China in the world's documentation work. On February 11, 1958, the Fifth Session of the First National People's Congress officially passed the "Chinese Pinyin Plan" and approved its promulgation and implementation.
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Chinese Pinyin uses the Beijing phonetic system as the phonetic standard. Beijing has been the center of Chinese culture for nearly a thousand years, and Beijing dialect is also a typical representative of the northern dialect with the largest territory and largest population in China. It has always been called the "Central Plains Yayin", "Guanyin" and "Guoyin". The "Hanyu Pinyin Scheme", which explains the usage and standards of Chinese Pinyin, is the national standard for the Chinese Pinyin text scheme, and is also an international standard stipulated by the United Nations for spelling Chinese names of people, places and special words. It is the legal pinyin scheme of the People's Republic of China and the international standard for spelling special nouns and words related to China in the world's documentation work. On February 11, 1958, the Fifth Session of the First National People's Congress officially passed the "Chinese Pinyin Plan" and approved its promulgation and implementation.