Volume.32 April 2022

• On an Oracle Bone Script “Eagle” used both as a Function Word “only” and a Content Word “say”

  Dalu Da WEIH

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.32 pp.1-62

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2022.32.1

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• The Original Name of the So-called “Zhi” Bronze Ware

  Yanli ZHAO

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.32 pp.63-80

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2022.32.63

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• Explaination About the Newly Published Wuji Gui’s Self-Name

  Chenpu XIA

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.32 pp.81-94

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2022.32.81

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• The Inheritance of Korean Commen Characters to Chinese Characters and the Law of Form Variation ——Focusing on the Korean common characters used in the Korean Kanji Words of Gujin Shilin

  Lu FENG,Ping WANG

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.32 pp.95-113

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2022.32.95

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• Statistics and Analysis of High Frequency Words in Chinese Textbooks in the Late Korean Dynasty

  Yang WEN

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.32 pp.115-134

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2022.32.115

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• A New Study on Jaryujuseok

  Cheng YUAN

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.32 pp.135-154

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2022.32.135

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• Vietnam JINYUNQIAOLU Study of the Arrangment

  Thi Van Quynh NGUYEN

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.32 pp.155-176

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2022.32.155

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• Re-understanding of the Nature of Chinese Vulgar Characters and Related Problems——Taking Vietnam’s “Giới Hiên Collected Poems” as an example

  Xinmei DING

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.32 pp.177-190

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2022.32.177

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• A Preliminary Probe into the Comparative Study on the Interpretation of Regular script font in China and Korea ——Centered on Zishuo and Liushu Jingwei

  Ping WANG,Ziqi YE

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.32 pp.191-201

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2022.32.191

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• John Webb’s Idealization of Chinese as the Primitive Language in Seventeenth-century England

  Jinsook LEE

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.32 pp.203-223

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2022.32.203

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• Research on the Usages of “Yu(于)” and “Yu(於)” in The History of the Three Kingdoms

  Juan HUANG

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.32 pp.225-258

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2022.32.225

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• Epitaph Characters Interpretation and Allusion Words Interpretation

  Xiang ZHOU

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.32 pp.259-278

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2022.32.259

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• Re-explore the Alternate of Yi and Ye——On the usage of Characters in Qin and Han Dynasties by taking Qin Bamboo Strips from Shuihudi as an example

  Bingqing LIU

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.32 pp.279-298

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2022.32.279

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