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Wang Zhao (王照, 1859–1933), courtesy name Xiaohang, nicknamed Luzhong Qiongshi , alias Shuidong, was a native of Ninghe County , Zhili (now Tianjin ). He was a Chinese linguist, an advocate of modern phonetic writing. He created a sort of kana-like syllabary for Chinese writing in imitation of the native Japanese syllabic writing system. It was called Mandarin Letters (Guanhua zimu) or the “Mandarin Chinese Harmonic Alphabet”, and was a stroke-style writing system, similar to pinyin, based on the Mandarin dialect. While the writing system is no longer used, he, more than any other individual, was responsible for making Mandarin China's national language.