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Reading Anhui Rhyme Book Yingyunzhenge of the End of the Ming Dynasty

Nin Ji-fu

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The phonological system presented in Yingyunzhenge was Xuanzhou dialect,which was identical to the present Xuanzhou Wu dialect.This system has a peculiar phenomenon: Yin rhyme becoming Yang rhyme.And we can still find its traces in the present Anhui dialect.

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The phonological system presented in Yingyunzhenge was Xuanzhou dialect,which was identical to the present Xuanzhou Wu dialect.This system has a peculiar phenomenon: Yin rhyme becoming Yang rhyme.And we can still find its traces in the present Anhui dialect.

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The phonological system presented in Yingyunzhenge was Xuanzhou dialect,which was identical to the present Xuanzhou Wu dialect.This system has a peculiar phenomenon: Yin rhyme becoming Yang rhyme.And we can still find its traces in the present Anhui dialect.

Key concepts: Rhyme, Reading (process), Phenomenon, Linguistics, Literature, History, Art, Philosophy

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