Research on the Grammar of the Sayings of the Two Chengs (Academic Series "Confucian Classics" of Sichuan University)

Author: Huang Jinjun
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: The Two Chengs refer to the brothers Cheng Hao and Cheng Yi of the Northern Song Dynasty, who were great thinkers in ancient China. The (recordings of their words and deeds) of the Two Chengs is a valuable "contemporary source" as it provides insights into the era of the Two Chengs in terms of phonology, vocabulary, and grammar. This book aims to offer necessary references for exploring the developmental patterns of Chinese grammar through an exhaustive study of the.
In the "Grammar Research" section, the book systematically describes the personal pronouns, demonstrative pronouns, interrogative pronouns, dynamic particles, structural particles, modal particles, and syntactic structures such as the "de" construction, disposal patterns, and passive sentences in the. Through horizontal and vertical comparisons, it reveals many distinctive grammatical phenomena of the era and elucidates the grammatical features of the.
In the "Examples and Explanations" section, the book primarily discusses the characteristics of word usage in the and the reasons behind them, analyzing both subjective and objective influences. It then provides definitions for the listed words. The book hopes to offer readers extensive information about the Two Chengs and the, while also assisting universities in understanding the grammar and vocabulary of the Two Chengs.