Research on Modern Chinese Sentences

Author: Zhang Yufeng / Country: Mainland China
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: A Study of Modern Chinese Sentences is a specialized work on Chinese sentences, focusing on the fundamental units of grammar throughout the book. It holds significant theoretical and practical value. In terms of content, the book is broadly divided into five categories: The first category discusses theoretical and methodological issues related to certain aspects of Chinese sentences; the second category examines some commonly used sentences in modern Chinese; the third category studies some rarely used sentences in modern Chinese; the fourth category investigates important function words or structures in certain sentences of modern Chinese; the fifth category involves comparative studies of Chinese sentences. Guided by the three-dimensional grammar theory, the book incorporates theoretical knowledge from contemporary domestic grammar theories, methods, and related disciplines. It examines and analyzes various phenomena in Chinese sentences from multiple perspectives, provides detailed descriptions and reasonable explanations for certain sentences, and advances and develops previous research, offering many unique and novel viewpoints. Additionally, the book places great emphasis on the integration of grammar theory and Chinese grammatical facts, with research conclusions derived from the abstraction and refinement of concrete linguistic data. The arguments are thorough and lucid, presented in a refined and fluent style, making the book not only academically rigorous but also highly readable.