Newly compiled Chinese-English Contrast and Translation

Author: Liu Miqing
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: This book includes contrastive research methodology in Chinese-English studies and translation issues; comparison of grammatical features in Chinese and English; differences and conversion problems of Chinese and English subjects; comparison of Chinese and English phrases, etc. Whether you like it or not, Chinese theories—philosophical, historical, literary, psychological, geological, sociological, and of course, translation—will accompany the rumbling roar of the Earth spinning in space, the pulsation of the East as awakened by the morning star, the steam rising from the heart of Asia under the rising sun, and become popular in the world. Chinese theories, having awakened from their slumber since 1500 AD, I dare assert, will not be stopped by any force in the world. Even if all the "dragon-slaying guardians" in the United States, Japan, and other corners of the West are combined, they are merely a nest of overconfident ants, foolishly trying to shake the towering tree that has grown from the ground.