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Forms of Chinese Character: the Unique Physical Form of Expression of Chinese-Character Rhetoric

Cao Shi-zhu

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By taking advantage of the physical form of Chinese characters, which is its physical shell, Chinese-character rhetoric differs from ordinary Chinese rhetoric means with its unique physical form of expression. Therefore, it can be concluded that Chinese characters are not to record Chinese language mechanically, instead, they play a unique role in rhetoric effects.

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By taking advantage of the physical form of Chinese characters, which is its physical shell, Chinese-character rhetoric differs from ordinary Chinese rhetoric means with its unique physical form of expression. Therefore, it can be concluded that Chinese characters are not to record Chinese language mechanically, instead, they play a unique role in rhetoric effects.

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By taking advantage of the physical form of Chinese characters, which is its physical shell, Chinese-character rhetoric differs from ordinary Chinese rhetoric means with its unique physical form of expression. Therefore, it can be concluded that Chinese characters are not to record Chinese language mechanically, instead, they play a unique role in rhetoric effects.

Key concepts: Rhetoric, Character (mathematics), Expression (computer science), Chinese characters, Chinese language, Literature, Linguistics, Philosophy

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