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I am a Solidity learner who recently came across your onchain_debug course. I noticed that the first four articles are written in Traditional Chinese, while the subsequent 5-7 articles are in Simplified Chinese. For learners who are more comfortable with Simplified Chinese, this may pose a slight comprehension barrier.
I am eager to contribute to the course by translating the initial four articles into Simplified Chinese to make the content more accessible to a wider audience. I would like to inquire whether you welcome the submission of a Pull Request for this translation task. If you have any specific guidelines or preferences, I am open to discussion and would appreciate your guidance.
Thank you for your time and effort. I look forward to potentially contributing to the enhancement of this course.
About the Difference Between Simplified and Traditional Chinese:
Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese are two different writing forms of the Chinese language. Traditional Chinese characters have more complex strokes, while Simplified Chinese characters are streamlined and simplified, a result of a character simplification movement in the 1950s and 60s. Although both forms share the same linguistic foundation, they may differ in character structure, word usage, and expression conventions.
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Hi,
I am a Solidity learner who recently came across your onchain_debug course. I noticed that the first four articles are written in Traditional Chinese, while the subsequent 5-7 articles are in Simplified Chinese. For learners who are more comfortable with Simplified Chinese, this may pose a slight comprehension barrier.
I am eager to contribute to the course by translating the initial four articles into Simplified Chinese to make the content more accessible to a wider audience. I would like to inquire whether you welcome the submission of a Pull Request for this translation task. If you have any specific guidelines or preferences, I am open to discussion and would appreciate your guidance.
Thank you for your time and effort. I look forward to potentially contributing to the enhancement of this course.
About the Difference Between Simplified and Traditional Chinese:
Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese are two different writing forms of the Chinese language. Traditional Chinese characters have more complex strokes, while Simplified Chinese characters are streamlined and simplified, a result of a character simplification movement in the 1950s and 60s. Although both forms share the same linguistic foundation, they may differ in character structure, word usage, and expression conventions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: