Japanese-Chinese New Word Dictionary

Author: Lin Xiao
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: Today, human society has entered the information age, with new concepts, ideas, and innovations constantly emerging. This is reflected in language through the rapid increase of new vocabulary across various fields. Particularly since the 1990s, high-tech advancements have been rapidly developed and widely applied, becoming increasingly closely related to daily life, leading to an endless stream of new terms. With the growing frequency of Sino-Japanese exchanges today, how to accurately and efficiently translate these new terms into natural Japanese and make them easily understandable is a new challenge for those engaged in Sino-Japanese communication. Therefore, we have planned and compiled this new word dictionary.
This dictionary includes over 12,000 entries. The sources of the words cover publicly published books, newspapers, magazines, as well as television broadcasts, online news, and electronic magazines. The time span extends from 1949 to July 2004. The range of selected word materials spans various fields, including politics, military, economy, finance, culture, education, science and technology, law, medical and health, environment, sports, and all aspects of social life. The types of words include single words, phrases, abbreviations, idiomatic expressions, and popular slang.
This dictionary can serve as an effective tool for foreign friends learning Chinese to understand China, its culture, and to study new Chinese vocabulary. We hope this dictionary becomes a trusted companion for Sino-Japanese exchange workers, translators, and foreign friends learning Chinese.
This dictionary includes over 12,000 entries. The range of selected word materials spans various fields, including politics, military, economy, finance, culture, education, science and technology, law, medical and health, environment, sports, and all aspects of social life.