China has a population that is one-fifth of humanity. Most of its people live in rural areas. This country has been built and developed on the ruins of semi-colonialism and semi-feudalism and on a foundation of "pove...China has a population that is one-fifth of humanity. Most of its people live in rural areas. This country has been built and developed on the ruins of semi-colonialism and semi-feudalism and on a foundation of "poverty and blankness." The founding of New China created the political condition for the advancement of people's democracy. Since the adoption of reform and open policies, or gaige kaifang, China has gradually found an effective way, suited for Chinese conditions,展开更多
Part Ⅰ Language faithfully reflects the spirit of the age. As soiecity develops,new ideas are being conceived.and expressed by the people. Language, asthe carrier for the eagerest people who communicate, with each ot...Part Ⅰ Language faithfully reflects the spirit of the age. As soiecity develops,new ideas are being conceived.and expressed by the people. Language, asthe carrier for the eagerest people who communicate, with each other, is toexpress new ideas, new processes, and new products. To meet the needs, alanguage can do three things:to form a new word, to borrow a word fromother languages, or add new meanings to established words. Of the threeways, the simplest one is to have old words taken in additional mean-ing. When a word losses its old meaning and comes to refer to展开更多
文摘China has a population that is one-fifth of humanity. Most of its people live in rural areas. This country has been built and developed on the ruins of semi-colonialism and semi-feudalism and on a foundation of "poverty and blankness." The founding of New China created the political condition for the advancement of people's democracy. Since the adoption of reform and open policies, or gaige kaifang, China has gradually found an effective way, suited for Chinese conditions,
文摘Part Ⅰ Language faithfully reflects the spirit of the age. As soiecity develops,new ideas are being conceived.and expressed by the people. Language, asthe carrier for the eagerest people who communicate, with each other, is toexpress new ideas, new processes, and new products. To meet the needs, alanguage can do three things:to form a new word, to borrow a word fromother languages, or add new meanings to established words. Of the threeways, the simplest one is to have old words taken in additional mean-ing. When a word losses its old meaning and comes to refer to