China is a multi-ethnic, multilingual and multilingual country. What languages are there besides Chinese characters?

Besides Chinese characters, there are many national languages in China. These roles are mainly classified according to their characteristics and attributes, including:

In addition to Chinese characters, there are Naxi Dongba (pictograph-segmented characters, each word represents a complete meaning but does not correspond to a single pronunciation), Lao Yi language and Yunnan standard Yi language (language mark, Yi language is written), Fang Bai, Sandipu, Fang Dong, Jing Zunan (derivatives of Chinese characters, once replaced by Latin words), Naxi Geba and Liangshan standard Yi language (syllabic words) in China. In addition, Zhuang and Dong languages (Zhuang language, Buyi language, etc. ), Miao Yao language (Miao, She, Mian), Turkic language (Uygur, Kazak, etc. ), Mongolian (Mongolian, Daur, etc. ), Manchu-Tungusic languages (Manchu, Xibe, etc. ), Korean, Vietnamese (Vietnamese).