No. There is no such thing as Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese. This refers ONLY to the writing system, the characters. 1. Traditional Chinese characters. 2. Simplified Chinese character. Around 1955 the writing system was simplified in Mainland China for reasons now beyond anybody's understanding. Thus you see simplified characters from the Mainland, while Taiwan and Hong Kong still use the traditional ones.

应该不是吧，简体中文跟繁体中文纯粹就是字的写法上不同而已，意思完全一样的。简体中文相对来说更容易书写，因为笔划简化了。

简体中文与繁体中文我们通常说简体字和繁体字 简体字是由繁体字简化而来，书写更加简单、容易，比划相对较少。 目前中国除香港、澳门、台湾外都使用简体字。 但繁体字更能体现中国字--汉字的来源。汉字是象形字。从繁体字中你能看到汉字从图画演变过来的痕迹，但从很多简体字中已经看不出来了。

Before 1949, all Chinese use Tranditional Chinese. After that, Simple Chinese is only used on China mainlan and Tranditional Chinese is used in Taiwan, Hongkong, Macau and overseas Chinese communities. Today, some people on China mainland repeat to use Tranditional Chinese.

There are many differences between Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese, not only in the patterns of the characters, but also in the semantics, pragmatics and syntax. In fact, the sinplifed Chinese evolves from the Traditional Chinese, so the relationship between them is more like that between the early English (that is the early modern language, middle english, and old english) and the modern English.