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Chinese Female Bloggers Grapple with Appearance Anxiety via Social Media – A Study Based on Xiaohongshu
Navigating narratives: A framing analysis of AUKUS in Chinese state media
Translating the Definite Article in Patents into Chinese
Chinese Visitors’ Participation in Culinary Tourism in the Öresund Region
The Image Game: An Explanatory Case Study on Soft Power as a Strategic Ulterior Motive in Chinese Football
Prices and Bubbles: Factors Affecting the Chinese Real Estate Market
Pearl S. Buck's The Good Earth : a Work of World Literature Influenced by the Chinese Novel
Chinese FDI and its effect on trade for the five African countries Angola, Nigeria, South Africa, Zambia and Zimbabwe
Sweet and Sour: The Self-employment Experience of the Chinese Immigrants in the UK
Maritime Arbitration: Law and Practice in the People's Republic of China
Teaching the third tone in Standard Chinese: Tone representation in textbooks and its consequences for students
Being Minority and Majority - Chinese Muslims in Malaysia
The economic performance of Chinese immigrants in North America In 1990s
Adapting Japanese chrematonyms into chinese from the sociolinguistic perspective : Strategies and approaches
Chinese Youth : Domestic Issues and Transnational Developments
Joining Forces to Save the Nation : Corporate Educational Governance in Republican China
Aspect, tense and mood : Context dependency and the marker LE in Mandarin Chinese
Popular Abstract in Swedish Markören LE i kinesiska är speciell av flera olika skäl. Bland annat kan den uppträda på två ställen i en sats, dels direkt efter ett verb och dels i slutet av en mening. Beroende på var den uppträder kan den ofta - men inte alltid - påverka meningen på olika sätt. Det är en av anledningarna till att språkvetare ofta har valt att se LE som två olika markörer med olika f