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Adapting Japanese chrematonyms into chinese from the sociolinguistic perspective : Strategies and approaches
Does the ‘Chinese model’ of environmental governance demonstrate to the world how to govern the climate?
A Thai who has Chinese blood: Acculturation and identity perception among the third generation Sino-Thai in Bangkok
Chinese Digital Diasporic Media and The Shaping of Identity: The Case of UKzone
The dark truth behind plastic waste trade, the consequences of the Chinese import ban & the environmental damage of plastic waste trade using Life Cycle Assessment.
In recent years, plastic waste trade has received increasing attention due to huge amounts ending up in countries with high rates of mismanaged plastic waste and the environmental damage of plastic pollution. The EU has been exporting plastic waste to China for recycling purposes due to insufficient domestic recycling capacities, until 2018, when China decided to ban all imports of plastic waste.
Ties That Matter: A Qualitative Exploration of Social Embeddedness in Chinese Immigrant Lives
DEGREES OF ASPIRATION: The Commodification of Nordic Education & Its Perceived Value from The Perspective of Chinese Students
Birds of a feather flock together : a case study of Chinese Guangchangwu dama in a super-diverse city
Business modeling for entrepreneurial firms: four cases in China
The marker le in Mandarin Chinese: A discussion on contextual influence
Modern War on an Ancient Battlefield: The Diffusion of Military Technology and Ideas in the Chinese Civil War, 1946-49
Institutions and Social Mobilization: The Chinese Education Movement in Malaysia
Asymmetry Effects in Chinese Stock Markets Volatility: A Generalized Additive Nonparametric Approach
Le – a context-sensitive marker in Chinese
Cash Cow, Civic Space or Co-optation: Private Schools in Urban China
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