The traditional digital writing method is stipulated on financial bills, and the date of issuance (in words): numbers must be capitalized, and the writing method of capitalized numbers is zero, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine and ten. For example: August 5, 2005: August 5, 2005.
When filling in the month and date, if the month is one, two or ten, and the date is one to nine and one, two or three, zero should be added before it; If it is 1 1 day to 19 day, add "one" before it. For example, February 12 should be written as 0.2 12:1kloc-0/October 20th, and it should be written as 0.1October 20th.
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In addition to their own glyphs, traditional Chinese and simplified Chinese are also different in vocabulary. For example, the ballpoint pen commonly used in simplified Chinese is called ballpoint pen in traditional Chinese, Stalin in simplified Chinese is called Stalin in traditional Chinese, Korea in simplified Chinese (the Democratic People's Republic of Korea is also called Korea here) is called Korea in traditional Chinese, and Sydney in simplified Chinese is called Sydney in traditional Chinese.
Because of this difference, the term "traditional language" came into being. But in fact, this is not the difference between traditional Chinese characters and simplified Chinese characters, mainly because people who use them, especially Chinese mainland and Taiwan Province Province, did not communicate much after their separation for political reasons in the middle of the 20th century, which resulted in the differences in word usage habits. Since 1980, this phenomenon has become more obvious due to different technical terms. In addition, there are some differences in vocabulary habits between Taiwan Province Province and Hongkong, which also use traditional Chinese. Therefore, it was pointed out that the correct terms should be "Taiwan Province terms" and "Hongkong terms", not "traditional terms".