Language and Culture

Author: Luo Changpei
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Great Master Series · Issue 3. The content, purpose, and views of the entire book have already been explained in the "Introduction" and "Conclusion" chapters, so there is no need to say more here. Although the materials were collected from various aspects, the overall arrangement was my own initial attempt. Naturally, there are many shortcomings in both form and substance, and it is hoped that readers will provide constructive criticism to allow for further improvement.
The work of linguistics—how can it align with the cause of national construction? This requires the continued effort and collaboration of those who clearly understand the task at hand.
Regarding the logic and structure of the Chinese language, its categories, and how they relate to the thinking of the Chinese people—how should we use the tools of language to improve Chinese culture? How should these tools themselves be modified? These questions are extremely difficult to answer.