online info on the history of the Chinese language Thread poster: Vera Baras
| Vera Baras Local time: 09:13 Chinese to Russian + ...
Dear all,
I'm looking for online sources (articles, books, research works etc.) on the history of the Chinese language (preferably in Chinese). General info would be appreciated as well as any specific info on the history of lexicon, grammar, phonetics calligraphy, etc. Does anyone happen to have come across any good ones?
Thank you very much in advance! | | | Kevin Yang Local time: 00:13 Member (2003) English to Chinese + ... I found a website about Wang Li for you. | Sep 14, 2004 |
vera_baras,
Thank you for the message!
If you are studing the history of Chinese language, you should know a very important Chinese scholar. His name is Wang Li. I found the following website for you:
http://162.105.138.23/bdms/mr_index.asp?id=22
By the way, I just checked your profile. It is in blank. I think you should take advant... See more vera_baras,
Thank you for the message!
If you are studing the history of Chinese language, you should know a very important Chinese scholar. His name is Wang Li. I found the following website for you:
http://162.105.138.23/bdms/mr_index.asp?id=22
By the way, I just checked your profile. It is in blank. I think you should take advantage of this feature here. A well-written Profile can help the peers and customers to learn about you when you provide your professional business at ProZ.com.
Kevin
[Edited at 2004-09-14 02:14] ▲ Collapse | | | good resources | Sep 14, 2004 |
Dear Kevin,
thanks for sharing the website.
It is very useful for me.
However, i can only read the book list not the content inside.
What should i should do to read the book?
Thanks
Fion | | | I found one article for you | Sep 14, 2004 |
Hey
I have one article for you
but don't know how to post it on the web.
Any ideas?
Fion
vera_baras wrote:
Dear all,
I'm looking for online sources (articles, books, research works etc.) on the history of the Chinese language (preferably in Chinese). General info would be appreciated as well as any specific info on the history of lexicon, grammar, phonetics calligraphy, etc. Does anyone happen to have come across any good ones?
Thank you very much in advance!
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Kevin Yang Local time: 00:13 Member (2003) English to Chinese + ... Google search can help you to find those books or the lead to them. | Sep 14, 2004 |
Hi,Fion
Nei-Hou-MA?
You are right. That link I listed in my previous message only meant to show who Wang Li is and the books he wrote. However, if you find certain book title is something that you are interested, you can copy that book title and place it into the www.Google.com to do a search online. You will find that book online or the info about that book. For example, I am intereste... See more Hi,Fion
Nei-Hou-MA?
You are right. That link I listed in my previous message only meant to show who Wang Li is and the books he wrote. However, if you find certain book title is something that you are interested, you can copy that book title and place it into the www.Google.com to do a search online. You will find that book online or the info about that book. For example, I am interested in his book 詩詞格律, I did a Google search, then I found it online! Here is the link:
http://chinese.pku.edu.cn/tang/shcgl.htm
If you have any specific question about this author, please address your question to the staff of Beijing University Library. You will be surprized that they do respond to your emails:
http://www.lib.pku.edu.cn/
Happy Searching and Reading!
Kevin ▲ Collapse | | | Kevin Yang Local time: 00:13 Member (2003) English to Chinese + ... To post an article here is similar to "publishing" it online. | Sep 14, 2004 |
Fion Cheung wrote:
Hey
I have one article for you
but don\'t know how to post it on the web.
Any ideas?
Fion,
Thank you for being nice and try to help!
To post an article here is similar to "publishing" it online. Please do not post an article here if you are not authorized by the author. I suggest that you should wait till the asker contact you. If she is interested, you can email the article that you collected to her as an email attachment.
Kevin | | |
Hey mate,
Nin Hao,
haha
So happy to meet you here!
Thanks for let me know the procedures, suddenly forget the patent thing.
Thanks a lot.
Fion | | | Vera Baras Local time: 09:13 Chinese to Russian + ... TOPIC STARTER
Dear Kevin,
thank you very much indeed for the info on Wang Li! It does seem to be of much help!
And thanx for the advice - I will try to find time and brush up my profile as soon as possible:)
Dear Fion,
i would be extremely grateful if you could either post the article or the link to a website where it could be found here (if that is possible and does not violate any law:)) or send it to me directly. Anyway, i appreciate your help very much!
Sincerely,
Ve... See more Dear Kevin,
thank you very much indeed for the info on Wang Li! It does seem to be of much help!
And thanx for the advice - I will try to find time and brush up my profile as soon as possible:)
Dear Fion,
i would be extremely grateful if you could either post the article or the link to a website where it could be found here (if that is possible and does not violate any law:)) or send it to me directly. Anyway, i appreciate your help very much!
Sincerely,
Vera ▲ Collapse | |
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Glad that the material is useful for you | Sep 14, 2004 |
Hey
Nice to know that the material is useful for you. Tell you one thing i am reading it as part of my course material.
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