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Wei- zhi- noun structure in ancient Chinese

Liu Yong

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We- zhi- noun structure is a much controversy st ruct ure in ancient Chinese. This article will define the grammatical nature accordin g to meaning and contect.To make clear the difference between zhi and qi is crucial to distinguish this polysemous structure.

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We- zhi- noun structure is a much controversy st ruct ure in ancient Chinese. This article will define the grammatical nature accordin g to meaning and contect.To make clear the difference between zhi and qi is crucial to distinguish this polysemous structure.

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We- zhi- noun structure is a much controversy st ruct ure in ancient Chinese. This article will define the grammatical nature accordin g to meaning and contect.To make clear the difference between zhi and qi is crucial to distinguish this polysemous structure.

Key concepts: Noun, Linguistics, Meaning (existential), Philosophy, History, Epistemology

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