I believe everyone knows how important a person's ID card is. This can prove his identity. If we don't have an ID card, it will be difficult to gain a foothold in this society.
And when talking about ID cards, maybe many people will think of Korean ID cards, because their ID cards have some unique characteristics. One of them can be noticed by many people. After the name on the Korean ID card, there will also be Expressed in Chinese characters.

Many people ask, why is the name on the Korean ID card specially marked with Chinese characters after it is written in Korean? What is the secret? The issue of
has a lot to do with our country. After all, names need to be specially marked with Chinese characters, so the impact on Chinese characters is not small. Let’s take a look at why.
Let's start from the historical origin. South Korea, which claims to have unified East Asia, was actually a dependent country of China for more than 1,000 years before the Qing Dynasty . Influenced by Chinese culture, their upper-class people all speak Chinese and use Chinese characters, and Chinese became the official script of the Korean Peninsula for a time. Hangeul was not invented until the 15th century.
Koreans who have their own writing are immediately confused. It is difficult to write Chinese and it takes a lot of brains. They just take this opportunity to Chineseize it. So in 1948, they decided to abolish Chinese characters. This move made me miserable. Although and Korean can be written by drawing circles, there is a flaw in that it is similar to pinyin and it is difficult to distinguish homophones. For example, with this pinyin, you have no idea whether it is Korean, Chinese or Chinese. There was no way, the Koreans didn't care about being slapped in the face and picked up the abandoned Chinese characters again.
Not only are Chinese characters marked in primary school textbooks, but Chinese characters are also printed on the new version of the ID card, making it easier to explain your name and prevent you from being called by the wrong name.
