Volume.35 April 2023

• Three Research Models for Studying the Origin and Development of Chinese Characters

  Kuangyu CHEN

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.35 pp.1-24

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2023.35.1

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• A Preliminary Study of Digital Oracle Bone Photographs in the Nanjing Museum Collection

  Hung-ming LIN

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.35 pp.25-57

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2023.35.25

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• Restudy on The Names for Both The Four Corners of The Earth and The Four Winds of The Earth in Oracle Bone Inscriptions

  Dalu Da WEIH

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.35 pp.59-97

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2023.35.59

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• A Study of the Variant Characters on Steles in the Song Dynasty

  Yanfang HE

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.35 pp.99-125

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2023.35.99

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• The Etymological Analysis of the Two Words “duzhuan” (杜撰) and “tuokong” (脱空) in Luo Min yulu (洛閩語錄)

  Shiyi XU, Kyeong-won LEE

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.35 pp.127-144

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2023.35.127

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• The Significance and Methods of Constructing a Wide-Ranging, Multi-Dimensional Information Database for East Asian Sino Words

  Sok-young KIM , Jee-sun LEE, Jie-su JEONG, Jin-y CHO, Jeong-hyun HONG, Su-kyoung KIM

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.35 pp.145-180

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2023.35.145

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• The Literature Value of Idamsokchan (耳談續纂) through the Lens of the Formation Mechanism of Social Proverbs : A Thought from Linguistics

  Juhua JIN

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.35 pp.181-207

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2023.35.181

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• Research on the Phenomenon of Characters Used in the Translation of Element Terms in the Late Qing Dynasty

  Zhen NIU

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.35 pp.209-227

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2023.35.209

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• Research on the Development Trend of Chinese Social Cognition Through the Words Related to the COVID-19 Epidemic

  Hwayoung KIM

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.35 pp.229-272

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2023.35.229

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• A Study on Shenchuangtu (神創圖)

  Hae-yoon LEE

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.35 pp.273-292

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2023.35.273

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• Circulation of China-Related Information and Images in Seventeenth-Century England

  Jin-sook LEE

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.35 pp.293-315

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2023.35.293

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• On the Evolution of the Appellation, the Named Motivation and the Word-formation of Steamed Bread

  Haoran ZHU

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.35 pp.317-336

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2023.35.317

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• A Study On the Function of the Sound, Meaning and Form of Chinese Characters in the Transformation of old words in Contemporary Chinese—From the Perspective of the Derivation of New Appellations

  Zhuqin DENG

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.35 pp.337-358

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2023.35.337

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• Cultural Interpretation of The Rationale for Naming Ancient Weapons

  Fangyuan LI , Yuhua HE

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.35 pp.359-382

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2023.35.359

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• Chinese-Korean Interpretation Strategies and Evaluation of (Hanilseonman) New Dictionary - Focusing on the ‘火部’ Cooking Verbs

  KIM SIHYUN

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.35 pp.383-407

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2023.35.383

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• The Preliminary Study of He Wen Writing Phenomenon in An Da Jian’s Cao Mo Zhi Chen

  Linxin CUI

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.35 pp.409-430

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2023.35.409

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• The Evolution of Semantic Domain that Both Noun and Verb’s Distinction from the Perspective of the Ancient Chinese Character “Du (度)”

  Jiaqian WANG

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.35 pp.431-457

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2023.35.431

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