A Chat on Chinese Language - Word, Phrase, and Sentence Explained by Lü Shuxiang

Author: Lü Shuxiang
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: This book consists of sixty-four questions, which are divided into four of Lü Shuxiang's works on language and characters: "Random Talks on Language and Characters," "Common Talk on Language and Characters," "Random Notes on Language and Characters," and "Late Bloomer's Chats on Language and Characters." The complete collection of sixty-four questions is titled "Chats on Language and Characters." In the article "Cutting It Short but Making It More Confused—The Messy Account in Chinese Characters and Chinese Writing," it is written that the chaotic and indiscriminate use of Chinese characters, as well as the tendency to blindly follow ancient or foreign styles in Chinese writing, are two current problems that are causing headaches. It advises young people to learn some language knowledge. Therefore, we have added a subtitle to "Chats on Language and Characters": "Lü Shuxiang Explains Characters, Sentences, Phrases, and Words." The material for the sixty-four questions in "Chats on Language and Characters" comes from the nineteen-volume edition of "The Complete Works of Lü Shuxiang" published by Liaoning Education Press in December 2002. Lü Shuxiang's various works are valuable treasures he offered to society. The topics included in "Chats on Language and Characters" cater to the needs and interests of young scholars. Under this principle, every small editorial detail has been carefully considered.