In addition to Dawenkou culture, there are also depicting symbols in other cultures.

In addition to Dawenkou culture, other cultures have also found depicting symbols, and pottery with simple depicting symbols has been found. This depicting symbol is the bud of China ancient characters.

Description of characterization symbols:

Characterization symbols refer to a large number of characters-like symbols carved on Neolithic pottery, indicating the progress of human record keeping. The physical materials related to the origin of characters that we can see are the carved symbols on pottery pieces, which are called "Wen Tao". The picture shows Wen Tao found in Yangshao cultural sites such as Banpo, Majiayao and Jiangzhai. Yu Shengwu's textual research: "Five works ×, seven works+,ten works |, twenty works | |, indicating T, spear writing ↑ and so on.

ancient writing:

ancient writing refers to ancient writing. In China, it refers to the Chinese characters of the seal script system handed down before the Qin Dynasty, such as Oracle Bone Inscriptions, bronze inscriptions and tadpoles. Ancient Chinese characters have experienced a long evolution in history and are the crystallization of Chinese culture. Bone inscriptions refer to symbols carved on animal bones-hieroglyphics or graphic characters, which are found in Shandong (Chifeng, Guanzhong and other places) and are the earliest recognizable characters in China.

In p>25, Professor Fengjun Liu, a famous archaeologist and director of the Institute of Fine Arts and Archaeology of Shandong University, discovered and named it "Bone Carving", and determined that the carving tool was agate and other acute-angle gems, which formed between 4,6 and 3,3 years ago, and was a popular writing in Longshan culture period.

Since the end of 21, Ding Zaixian, a well-known scholar and full-time vice president of Shandong Tourism Industry Association, has successfully deciphered the bone inscriptions systematically, and comprehensively discussed the inheritance relationship with Oracle Bone Inscriptions and modern Chinese characters from the aspects of the origin and structure of the characters, and proved that argumentation is the source of Chinese characters.

this Oracle Bone Inscriptions is a relic of Shang dynasty (about 12th-11th century BC), and it is the earliest mature script discovered in China. It was carved directly on the Oracle bone with a knife. Font sizes vary, branches are naturally white, well-spaced, well-laid, well-laid, and neat. There is also a difference between Fiona Fang's fat and thin knife technique, and each word is shaped with things, simple and harmonious.