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A Survey on Translated Works of Lao She

Li Yue

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Lao She's translated works play a significant role in the world to understand Chinese culture and ordinary people's life.This paper throws light on Lao She's translated works with respect to types,distinctive features and their varied translators.The present study on Lao She's translated works is in the process of being facilitated and this paper paves a good way.

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Lao She's translated works play a significant role in the world to understand Chinese culture and ordinary people's life.This paper throws light on Lao She's translated works with respect to types,distinctive features and their varied translators.The present study on Lao She's translated works is in the process of being facilitated and this paper paves a good way.

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Lao She's translated works play a significant role in the world to understand Chinese culture and ordinary people's life.This paper throws light on Lao She's translated works with respect to types,distinctive features and their varied translators.The present study on Lao She's translated works is in the process of being facilitated and this paper paves a good way.

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