Volume.45 August 2026

• Five Topics of Nonstandard Characters in Chinese Yanxing Documents

  Yaheng CHENG

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.45 pp.1-18

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2026.45.1

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• Automatic Mapping of a Large-Scale Dataset of Korean and Vietnamese Readings of Chinese Characters: An Analysis of Phonological Correspondences

  Hyeon-yeol IM

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.45 pp.19-51

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2026.45.19

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• Research on Complex Function Words in Truyen Ki Man Luc from the Classical Chinese Text to the Nom Text

  Thi Thanh Chung NGUYEN

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.45 pp.53-131

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2026.45.53

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• Between the Confidential and the Open: Register Stratification and Writing Strategies in Li Mincheng’s Chaotian Lu

  Ke TIAN

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.45 pp.133-159

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2026.45.133

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• A Preliminary Survey of the Variant Readings in the Sound and Meaning of the “Four-Part Vinaya”

  Yunqi ZHOU, Yu XIAO

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.45 pp.161-176

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2026.45.161

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• An Analysis of Improper Matching between Phonetic Notation and Definition in the Second Edition of Hanyu Da Zidian (《漢語大字典》)

  Guoxin YIN

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.45 pp.177-198

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2026.45.177

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• A New Investigation of “Wen Mo Wu You Ren Ye（文莫吾猶人也）” in the Analects · Shu Er

  Xiaoyu LI, Chunlan ZHENG

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.45 pp.199-220

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2026.45.199

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• A Study of the Research and Teaching of Ancient Scripts from the Perspective of “Formational Thinking”: A Case Study of Ancient Characters Connoting the Core Meaning of “Pairs”

  Yang LIU, Jixiang GUO

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.45 pp.221-235

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2026.45.221

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• Studies on the Source of “垩” “圣” the Two Folk Characters of “聖” and the Relationship among Relevant Characters

  Yuchen FU, Jiadong ZHAO

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.45 pp.237-258

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2026.45.237

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• A Historical Investigation into the Character Usage of {誅1} (execute) and {殺}(kill) in Unearthed Texts

  Xinjie SONG, Yuhua HE

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.45 pp.259-294

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2026.45.259

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• The Semantic Evolution of Jiashuo and Related Issues

  Qihui DUAN

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.45 pp.295-314

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2026.45.295

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• Auxiliary Words in the Operation of Tang Dynasty Regulated Verse: A Study on the Role of Auxiliary Words

  Shiqin ZHANG

  The Journal of Chinese Character Studies :: Vol.45 pp.315-340

  DOI:https://doi.org/10.14772/CSCCK.2026.45.315

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