A required reading list for postgraduates majoring in linguistics and applied linguistics in Chinese Department.

Generally, they are books on modern Chinese, ancient Chinese, linguistics and teaching Chinese as a foreign language.

Modern Chinese:

There are many versions, such as Huang Liao version, Hu Yushu version, Zhang Bin version, Shao Jingmin version and so on. , but the difference will not be particularly great. If you are preparing for the postgraduate entrance examination, it is recommended to have a targeted look. What version is required by the school that wants to take the exam, mainly depends on which version.

Ancient Chinese:

Of course, Wang Li's ancient prose is the most classic.

And Guo Xiliang and others.

Linguistics:

Xu Tongqiang's outline of linguistics is certainly a must-see.

There are also some influential ones, such as "800 words of modern Chinese", "Grammar Lecture Notes" by Zhu and "Practical Modern Chinese Grammar" by Liu Yuehua.

Teaching Chinese as a foreign language:

Liu Shun's Introduction to Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language

Zhao Jinming's Introduction to Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language, etc.

I suggest you go to this website, the bibliography has been sorted out:

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For reference only. Good wishes!