The Influence of Network Language on China Traditional Culture

Everything has two sides, and network language is no exception. While promoting the development of Chinese language and literature, it will inevitably have some negative effects. On the one hand, the form of online language is not standardized, and some online languages will misinterpret Chinese to a certain extent. Even in order to attract social attention, they will be unconventional and ignore the application norms of language, and use typos to pursue the similarity of language meaning, which will bring some troubles and misleading to people learning Chinese. Among netizens, teenagers account for a large proportion. They are at an important stage of the formation of life values and are full of strong curiosity about new things. However, due to their lack of life experience, they often do not have a good ability to distinguish, and then they are very vulnerable to some bad network culture. [2] At the same time, adolescence is also a critical period for language learning. Frequent contact with network language will make it influenced by nonstandard language, and then gradually form the language habit of nonstandard language, which will have a certain negative impact on teenagers' language learning in the future. In addition, students' writing, reading articles and language appreciation ability will not be improved. Because the network is a virtual environment, it breaks through the boundaries of real life and builds a new world that integrates various cultures. For the network language, because of its diversity and richness, a new language with great tension has gradually formed. This new language has a special and straightforward expression form, which has greatly influenced the traditional language, so the expression form of the traditional language has gradually lost its function. On the other hand, from an international point of view, with the continuous development of global economic integration, Chinese, as a traditional cultural language in China, has gradually attracted the attention of many foreign researchers, and many western countries have gradually set off an upsurge of learning Chinese. In this context, if China can't effectively control and manage the network language, the development of Chinese internationalization will be seriously affected. In today's network language, homophonic words are often mixed. Take the movie "Falling from the sky" as an example, which itself comes from the idiom "Falling from the sky". Although the name of the film conforms to the theme and content of the film, it is easy to mislead the society. Especially for the vast number of young people, when they use idioms, they are very prone to typos, which leads to a serious impact on Chinese idiom culture. Another example is the use of online terms such as "superficial purple" and "did you do it?", which easily leads to the unclear pronunciation of language words by teenagers, thus affecting their normal language communication. Therefore, we should correctly understand the negative impact of network language and take effective supervision measures in time, so that network language can promote the development of Chinese and minimize its negative impact.