In English, * * * has 14 punctuation marks, which are: period? (period? ), question mark? (question mark), exclamation point (exclamation point),? Comma (comma), semicolon (semicolon), colon (colon).

Dashes (dashes), hyphens (hyphens), parentheses (parentheses), brackets (parentheses? ), braces (brackets),? Apostrophe (apostrophe; ? Omitting symbols; ? Possessive symbol), quotation marks (quotation marks) and ellipsis (ellipsis).

Chinese has 17 punctuation marks.

Punctuation marks are divided into two categories: dot and label. Points indicate pauses of different lengths in spoken language, and labels indicate the nature or function of words in written language. (Note: Special symbols in special fields such as mathematical symbols, currency symbols, collating symbols, dictionary symbols and phonetic symbols are not punctuation marks. )

Point: period (. ), question mark (? ), exclamation point (! ), comma (,), pause (,), semicolon (; ) and colon (:).

Tags: quotation marks (""), brackets [()] {}], dashes (—), ellipses (...), bullets (...), titles (""), intervals () and hyphens (——).