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Author: Zhang Biyong
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Publishing Date: 2005-09-01
Features: "Ask the Netizens About Language" is a practical language and writing tool book dedicated to 100 million Chinese netizens, edited by Zhang Biyong, the head of the Bright Net. The 365 questions listed in this book were spontaneously proposed by netizens from China and abroad, and answered by renowned language and writing experts in China. These questions cover various aspects, including commonly misused or misread words and phrases in daily life, new words and usage popular online and offline, and the standard use of numbers and punctuation marks. They are highly representative and distinctly characteristic of the internet era. The book is lively in content, vibrant in form, and innovative in style, making it highly suitable for netizens, young students, teachers, media and publishing professionals, language and writing experts, and staff of government agencies and enterprises. To make the book more practical, we have standardized the Q&A format, striving to maintain the style of the "Ask the Netizens About Learning" column. At the same time, in the definitions and analyses, we have strived to keep them concise, easy to understand, and the examples used are as contemporary as possible, making reading convenient, comprehension effortless, and memorization easy. For ease of reference, the book introduces network symbols at the beginning, discusses the usage of numbers and punctuation marks later, and includes some English words, while the remaining entries are arranged in the order of the Pinyin of keywords or terms. Additionally, based on netizens' questions, a network symbol is appended at the bottom of each page of the main text for reference, allowing readers to glimpse the essence of internet language.