Modern Chinese is a highly developed language that has norms phonetically, lexically, and grammatically. The norms are neither invariable nor variable unconditionally outside language context or without the restrictions of communication or styles. Standardization of modern Chinese should be viewed in a multi - perspective dimension. The chimerical views of standardization that deviates from language context, ignores stylistic characteristics, overlooking pragmatic functions, and blindly pursues standardization for its own sake should be opposed to.