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Linguistics' Study on the Folk Song of Hakka

Wen Mei-ji

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The folk song of Hakka is a typical example of Hakka's culture. This paper make a Linguistics' study on it from it's phonetic, words, character and rhetoric. The study shows there are many ancient Chinese compositions in the language of the folk song of Hakka, the reason of which is the Hakka came from Central Plains.

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The folk song of Hakka is a typical example of Hakka's culture. This paper make a Linguistics' study on it from it's phonetic, words, character and rhetoric. The study shows there are many ancient Chinese compositions in the language of the folk song of Hakka, the reason of which is the Hakka came from Central Plains.

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The folk song of Hakka is a typical example of Hakka's culture. This paper make a Linguistics' study on it from it's phonetic, words, character and rhetoric. The study shows there are many ancient Chinese compositions in the language of the folk song of Hakka, the reason of which is the Hakka came from Central Plains.

Key concepts: Character (mathematics), Rhetoric, Linguistics, Folk song, History, Literature, Art, Philosophy

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