Modern Japanese-Chinese and Chinese-Japanese Dictionary

Author: Wang Ping et al
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Publication Date: 2000-01-01
Features: This dictionary combines the Japanese-Chinese and Chinese-Japanese sections into one volume, making it quite convenient to use. The content is concise and to the point, with a compact and clear arrangement. In addition to the main text, it includes various appendices such as the "Comparative List of Country, Region, and Capital Names in Some Parts of the World," for reference. The Japanese-Chinese section contains over 18,000 entries, including common vocabulary, scientific and technical terms, social science terms, and loanwords, as well as a certain number of idioms, proverbs, and common sentence patterns. The Chinese-Japanese section also contains over 18,000 entries, primarily focusing on general vocabulary, while also including some scientific and social science terms, as well as common idioms and proverbs. During the compilation process, this dictionary mainly referenced works such as the "Illustrated New Japanese Dictionary," the "New Compendious Japanese Dictionary," the "Iwanami Japanese Dictionary," the "New Japanese-Chinese Dictionary," the "Chinese-Japanese Dictionary," and the "Great Sino-Japanese Dictionary." The selection of entries in the Chinese-Japanese section was also referenced from the "Mini Chinese-English Dictionary."