If Chinese characters were replaced by pinyin

If Chinese characters were replaced by pinyin, what would happen?

In the whole history, Chinese characters are simplified. Until 1956, modern simplified characters were used publicly. Then some people suggested that Chinese characters should be replaced by pinyin. They believe that any language evolves from hieroglyphic to alphabetic writing. It is the tendency of evolution. Chinese is the unique hieroglyphic language at present, It seems too weird; you know, people think with sound instead of pictures. At least, It will be easy to learn Chinese. Others think that will lost the spirit of Chinese. Language is the carrier of culture, people will lost the culture finally.

What's your opinion? Do you support pinyin-fying of Chinese?

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Which is the most typical Chinglish (Chinese dialect of English) you ever heard

This is a serious topic, don't laugh at people making such mistakes. They need help.

Which is the most typical Chinglish (Chinese dialect of English)  you ever heard or saw in italki? especially on the grammatical problem or the pronunciation (or related to culture). Show other asian dialects of English such as Japanese or Koren English if it is helpful.

For example, "I only can speak a little English" or "My English is poor" that means "I am not good at English".