The Chinese characters experienced a divergence after the May Fourth Movement when the scholars at the time criticized the Chinese characters as outdated and trite, and although the Romanization of the Chinese character failed in the aftermath, the Simplified character form took the foothold in mainland China while the Traditional form continued in Taiwan. President Ma, during his reception of the oversea Chinese, puts forward the project of "reading the Traditional form while writing the Simplification form" as a compromise and an overture for the Chinese character integration. This research proposed seven standards to evaluate the two forms of Chinese characters, (1) Principle of etymology (2) definition of words (3) accessibility and convenience (4) structure and information density (5) aesthetics (6) connection to the Chinese culture (7) implication of political integration. These standards will serve as guides to the Chinese character integration.