èr wéi mǎ
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请用手机扫描二维码。
Qǐng yòng shǒujī sāomǎo èrwéimǎ.
Please scan the QR code with your phone.
这个二维码可以让你进入我们的网站。
Zhège èrwéimǎ kěyǐ ràng nǐ jìn rù wǒmen de wǎngzhàn.
This QR code will take you to our website.
你可以在很多地方看到二维码。
Nǐ kěyǐ zài hěnduō dìfāng kàn dào èrwéimǎ.
You can see QR codes in many places.
条形码 (tiáoxíngmǎ)
barcode
一维码 (yīwéimǎ)
one-dimensional code
The Chinese word 二维码 (èr wéi mǎ) is a compound of two characters: 二 (èr), meaning "two," and 维 (wéi), meaning "dimension." The term "two-dimensional code" refers to the fact that the code is made up of a two-dimensional array of black and white squares.The first use of the term 二维码 in Chinese can be traced back to 1994, when it was used in a paper by Japanese researchers Masahiro Hara and Hiroyuki Morikawa. The term was later adopted by the Chinese government in 2002, when it was included in the national standard for information technology.The term 二维码 is now widely used in China to refer to two-dimensional barcodes. These codes are used in a variety of applications, including product packaging, advertising, and mobile payments.
