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Etymological Works of Chinese Language in Shi Ming

Liu Jing

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Shi Ming , by Liu Xi of Dong Han Dynasty, is one of the important exegetical works in the history of Chinese language. This paper studies its etymological value and status in Chinese language.

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Shi Ming , by Liu Xi of Dong Han Dynasty, is one of the important exegetical works in the history of Chinese language. This paper studies its etymological value and status in Chinese language.

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Shi Ming , by Liu Xi of Dong Han Dynasty, is one of the important exegetical works in the history of Chinese language. This paper studies its etymological value and status in Chinese language.

Key concepts: Chinese language, Value (mathematics), Philosophy, Chinese literature, Linguistics, Chinese philosophy, Literature, History

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