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Racing for Virtual Mobility - virtual meetings as substitute of business travel in Chinese organizations
English Language-culture and the Lifestyle of Urban Women in Contemporary China
China and the World Bank's Multi-Pillar Pension Model :Observations, problems and proposals
The Dissemination of Japanese Manga in China: The interplay of culture and social transformation in post reform period
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
Depressive Experience of Chinese Young People During Travel: Emotional expression and social expectations from a cultural perspective
Platform Jumping as Religious Practice: Digital Strategies of Chinese Christians in Sweden
Embodied Narratives: Tattooing as Cultural Negotiation and Self-Formation Among Urban Chinese Youth
Liquidity Commonality and the Risk Premium in the Chinese Metal Futures Market
Acoustic analysis of Chinese fricatives and affricates
De-pathologizing Perversion : Proust’s Sexual Discourses and Their Chinese Translations
Education & New Technologies in China: The Politics of Visions & Strategies
Joining Forces to Save the Nation : Corporate Educational Governance in Republican China
Cash Cow, Civic Space or Co-optation: Private Schools in Urban China
Institutions and Social Mobilization: The Chinese Education Movement in Malaysia
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