Events related to the migratory Mongolian language

Mongolian officials have accelerated the pace of prompting the introduction of the Huifeng Mongol script in Mongolia. Huifu Mongolian is the official script used by the Mongolian people in Inner Mongolia, China. Some scholars have analyzed this as a sign of Mongolia's efforts to strengthen its national consciousness and remove Russian influence from its script, which is "good" for Sino-Mongolian relations.

The Office of the President of Mongolia and the Office of the Government of Bayankhongor Province jointly organized the "Mongolian script day" in the province, hoping to speed up the restoration and promotion of the traditional Mongolian language - back to the migratory Mongolian language in a wider range of use in this way. A number of activities, including training, forums and speeches, will be organized during the period.

The Mongolian nation has been using the Huifeng Mengwen, the traditional Mongolian script, for more than 800 years. But the script was reformed after Outer Mongolia gained independence from China with the support of the Soviet Union and the establishment of the Mongolian People's **** and State. In the 1940s, Mongolia, under the influence of the Soviet Union, set up to Damdin Sulun and other famous writers to participate in the "script reform committee", soon after the country will be back to the Mongolian language to Cyrillic Mongolian.

Cyrillic Mongolian, also known as Slavic Mongolian, has a lot of foreign words, mainly in English. It has the advantages of consistency between written and spoken languages and easy printing. For the popularization of Mongolian scientific and cultural education has played a positive role. However, compared with Huifeng Mongolian, Cyrillic Mongolian has an unfavorable impact on the inheritance of traditional culture. The Mongolian language in Inner Mongolia is influenced by sinicization, and foreign words are mostly in Chinese.

Huifengmengwen is the official script of the Mongolian language in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region of China, and is the only officially recognized written Mongolian language in China today.

Since the Mongolian nation is primarily located in Mongolia and China. The reform of the Mongolian script has effectively created a barrier to communication between the Mongols in China and Mongolia.