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A Comparison of the Symbolic Meaning on English and Chinese Color Words

Youwen Yang

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Color words are abundant both in English and Chinese.They have similarities and disparities either on their original or symbolic meaning.This paper aims to make a comparison and contrast on these characteristics so as to have a further understanding of color words and give some reference to intercultural communication.

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Color words are abundant both in English and Chinese.They have similarities and disparities either on their original or symbolic meaning.This paper aims to make a comparison and contrast on these characteristics so as to have a further understanding of color words and give some reference to intercultural communication.

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Color words are abundant both in English and Chinese.They have similarities and disparities either on their original or symbolic meaning.This paper aims to make a comparison and contrast on these characteristics so as to have a further understanding of color words and give some reference to intercultural communication.

Key concepts: Meaning (existential), Linguistics, Color term, Contrast (vision), The Symbolic, Psychology, Intercultural communication, Communication

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