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新中国建立后， 采取了哪些切实可行的保证民族语文工作顺利进行的措施?

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答：汉语汉字虽然规定为中华民族的通用语言和文字，可是并没有凌驾其它语言文字的特权。 中国宪法规定：各民族都有发展和使用自己语言文字的自由。民族语言问题是民族问题的重要组成部分。在多民族国家里， 语言平等是民族平等的一个重要标志。 中国制定过一系列法规政策保障少数民族的合法权利。比如：为少数民族创制、改革文字;扩大民族机关使用民族语言文字的自治权;实行双语教学; 建立民族语言的电台电视台、翻译机构等。

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