Handy Internet Slang Handbook

Author: KANG Shi-yong et al. / Country: Mainland China
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Publishing Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This manual is one of the outcomes of the National Philosophy and Social Sciences Planning Project "Development and Application of the New Word Information (Electronic) Dictionary of Modern Chinese." It includes approximately 3,200 common and frequently used internet terms, comprising about 1,600 Chinese character terms, 800 alphabetic terms, 400 numeric terms, and 400 common symbols. While striving to comprehensively collect terms used in computer networks, the manual objectively records the terms observed and serves as a reference for practical use and research, rather than being promoted as a standard. Each entry includes the term and its definition, generally without example sentences; only a few terms have brief example sentences appended for better understanding. The manual is divided into four parts, each organized as follows:
1. "Chinese Character Terms" are arranged in pinyin order.
2. "Alphabetic Terms" are arranged in the order of Western letters.
3. "Numeric Terms" are arranged from largest to smallest number.
4. "Common Symbols" are arranged in conventional order.
The manual is one of the outcomes of the National Philosophy and Social Sciences Planning Project "Development and Application of the New Word Information (Electronic) Dictionary of Modern Chinese." It includes approximately 3,200 common and frequently used internet terms, comprising about 1,600 Chinese character terms, 800 alphabetic terms, 400 numeric terms, and 400 common symbols. While striving to comprehensively collect terms used in computer networks, the manual objectively records the terms observed and serves as a reference for practical use and research, rather than being promoted as a standard. Each entry includes the term and its definition, generally without example sentences; only a few terms have brief example sentences appended for better understanding. The manual is divided into four parts, each organized as follows:
1. "Chinese Character Terms" are arranged in pinyin order.
2. "Alphabetic Terms" are arranged in the order of Western letters.
3. "Numeric Terms" are arranged from largest to smallest number.
4. "Common Symbols" are arranged in conventional order.