Standard Chinese

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Standard Chinese is the official standardized form of the Chinese language, based primarily on the Beijing dialect of Mandarin and used as the national lingua franca of China.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf lingua franca
official language
standardized language
variety of Mandarin Chinese
alsoKnownAs Guoyu
Huayu
Standard Chinese
surface form: Modern Standard Mandarin

Standard Chinese
surface form: Putonghua

Standard Chinese
surface form: Standard Mandarin
basedOn Southwestern Mandarin
surface form: Mandarin Chinese
basedOnDialect Beijing dialect
function medium of instruction in Singapore
medium of instruction in Taiwan
medium of instruction in mainland China
national lingua franca of China
historicalDevelopmentPeriod 20th century
ISO639-1Code zh
ISO639-3Code cmn
languageBranch Chinese language
surface form: Sinitic languages
languageFamily Sino-Tibetan languages
numberOfTonesInCitationSystem 4 lexical tones plus neutral tone
officialLanguageOf China
surface form: People's Republic of China

Republic of China
Singapore
phonologicalSystem Mandarin phonology
primaryGrammaticalBasis vernacular Chinese literature of the early 20th century
primaryLexicalBasis Northern Mandarin dialects
primaryPhonologicalBasis Beijing pronunciation
primaryRegionsSpoken Singapore
Formosa
surface form: Taiwan

China
surface form: mainland China

overseas Chinese communities
recognizedLanguageIn United Nations
regulatedBy Ministry of Education of the People’s Republic of China
surface form: Ministry of Education of the PRC

Ministry of Education of the ROC
National Language Commission of the PRC
scriptDirection left-to-right
subclassOf Chinese language
typology analytic language
tone language
UNLanguageStatus official UN language
usedAs language of government in Singapore
language of government in Taiwan
language of government in mainland China
usesWritingSystem Chinese characters
Simplified Chinese characters
Traditional Chinese characters
writingConventions Simplified Chinese in Singapore
Simplified Chinese in mainland China
Traditional Chinese in Taiwan
writingNormStandardizedBy PRC national standards
ROC national standards

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Wuhan languageOfficial Standard Chinese
Beijing officialLanguage Standard Chinese
this entity surface form: Standard Mandarin
Singapore officialLanguage Standard Chinese
this entity surface form: Mandarin Chinese
East Asia hasMajorLanguage Standard Chinese
this entity surface form: Mandarin Chinese
China officialLanguage Standard Chinese
China officialLanguage Standard Chinese
this entity surface form: Mandarin Chinese
Standard Chinese alsoKnownAs Standard Chinese
this entity surface form: Putonghua
Standard Chinese alsoKnownAs Standard Chinese
this entity surface form: Modern Standard Mandarin
Standard Chinese alsoKnownAs Standard Chinese
this entity surface form: Standard Mandarin
Asian New Zealander language Standard Chinese
this entity surface form: Mandarin Chinese
North China languageRegion Standard Chinese
this entity surface form: Mandarin Chinese
People's Liberation Army primaryLanguage Standard Chinese
State Council of China languageOfWork Standard Chinese
Hebei officialLanguage Standard Chinese
Anhui officialLanguage Standard Chinese
Xinjiang officialLanguage Standard Chinese
MFL typicalLanguageIncluded Standard Chinese
this entity surface form: Mandarin Chinese
Republic of China officialLanguage Standard Chinese
this entity surface form: Standard Mandarin
Republic of China nationalLanguage Standard Chinese
this entity surface form: Mandarin Chinese
Cantonese hasDistinctGrammarFrom Standard Chinese
this entity surface form: Standard Mandarin
Cantonese hasDistinctVocabularyFrom Standard Chinese
this entity surface form: Standard Mandarin
Ang Lee languageOfWorkOrName Standard Chinese
this entity surface form: Mandarin Chinese
Liuzhou, Guangxi, China language Standard Chinese
subject surface form: Liuzhou
this entity surface form: Mandarin Chinese
Liuzhou, Guangxi, China officialLanguage Standard Chinese
subject surface form: Liuzhou
this entity surface form: Standard Mandarin
Central China language Standard Chinese
this entity surface form: Mandarin Chinese
Sino-Tibetan languages includesLanguage Standard Chinese
this entity surface form: Mandarin Chinese
X’ian, China language Standard Chinese
subject surface form: Xi'an
this entity surface form: Mandarin Chinese
Shandong officialLanguage Standard Chinese
Soong Mei-ling languageSpoken Standard Chinese
this entity surface form: Mandarin Chinese
Tang County, Hebei, China languageMajority Standard Chinese
this entity surface form: Mandarin Chinese
Tianjin officialLanguage Standard Chinese
Matsu Islands officialLanguage Standard Chinese
this entity surface form: Mandarin Chinese
Tan Dun language Standard Chinese
this entity surface form: Mandarin Chinese
Chiang Wei-kuo languageSpoken Standard Chinese
this entity surface form: Mandarin Chinese
Sun Yat-sen languageSpoken Standard Chinese
this entity surface form: Mandarin Chinese
Han Chinese standardSpokenVariety Standard Chinese
this entity surface form: Standard Mandarin
Han Chinese standardWrittenLanguage Standard Chinese
this entity surface form: Standard written Chinese
Tibet Autonomous Region officialLanguage Standard Chinese
Jiangxi Province officialLanguage Standard Chinese
Chongqing officialLanguage Standard Chinese
Shaanxi Province officialLanguage Standard Chinese
Huangshi officialLanguage Standard Chinese
Fujian officialLanguage Standard Chinese
Huanggang hasOfficialLanguage Standard Chinese
Xi Jinping nativeLanguage Standard Chinese