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A Textual Study on the Rhyming System in ZHANG Qiao/s Poem

Lv Ling

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Zhang Qiao was famous in late Tang Dynasty for his poems.Based on a thorough Review of the rhyming feature in hi poems,it is easy to find he present paper not only attempts to testify the reliability of Wang Li's study of the phonetic system from late Tang Dynasty to Wudai Dynasty, but also presents the phonetic features of e spoken language of the time.

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Zhang Qiao was famous in late Tang Dynasty for his poems.Based on a thorough Review of the rhyming feature in hi poems,it is easy to find he present paper not only attempts to testify the reliability of Wang Li's study of the phonetic system from late Tang Dynasty to Wudai Dynasty, but also presents the phonetic features of e spoken language of the time.

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Zhang Qiao was famous in late Tang Dynasty for his poems.Based on a thorough Review of the rhyming feature in hi poems,it is easy to find he present paper not only attempts to testify the reliability of Wang Li's study of the phonetic system from late Tang Dynasty to Wudai Dynasty, but also presents the phonetic features of e spoken language of the time.

Key concepts: Zhàng, Poetry, Classical Chinese poetry, Literature, Feature (linguistics), Philosophy, Art, Linguistics

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