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The Feature of Chinese in Xinjiang in Qing Dynasty

Y. Zhang

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Abstract

Xinjiang is the huge linguistic Garden with many kinds of languages in Qing Dynasty.Numerous collecting farmlands make Han population in Xinjiang increase fast.The Qing government attached great importance to the languages.Xinjiang Chinese in Qing Dynasty is characterized by: different Chinese dialects mingled together,including Uyghur in Chinese.

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Xinjiang is the huge linguistic Garden with many kinds of languages in Qing Dynasty.Numerous collecting farmlands make Han population in Xinjiang increase fast.The Qing government attached great importance to the languages.Xinjiang Chinese in Qing Dynasty is characterized by: different Chinese dialects mingled together,including Uyghur in Chinese.

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Xinjiang is the huge linguistic Garden with many kinds of languages in Qing Dynasty.Numerous collecting farmlands make Han population in Xinjiang increase fast.The Qing government attached great importance to the languages.Xinjiang Chinese in Qing Dynasty is characterized by: different Chinese dialects mingled together,including Uyghur in Chinese.

Key concepts: Government (linguistics), Chinese population, Feature (linguistics), China, History, Population, Ancient history, Chinese language

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