Published by Bashu Bookstore 1993+00.
Abstract: This book consists of two parts. The first part introduces the general situation of Buddhist scriptures in Han, Wei and Six Dynasties, and analyzes them from the perspective of Chinese history research. The second part, based on the Chinese translation of Buddhist scriptures in the Han, Wei and Six Dynasties and referring to other Chinese documents at that time, seeks and describes the new components of Chinese pronouns in the documents at that time, and excavates a number of new materials that are valuable for the study of the historical development of Chinese pronouns.
Positive Reading of Taiping Jing
Bashu Bookstore published 200 1.4
Based on language analysis, this book comprehensively sorts out the Taoist classic Taiping Jing. On the basis of careful and accurate reading of the original text, referring to relevant materials, starting with the understanding of the meaning and the analysis of sentence structure, the text of the book is revised, and the sentence breaks and punctuation of the book are thoroughly sorted out, which provides a most applicable and reliable collation for academic research.
An analysis of Buddhist pronouns in Han, Wei and Six Dynasties
Collection of Buddhist Scriptures (Master's and Doctor's Thesis) —— Seventh Collection of China's Buddhist Academic Essays, 323-42 1 page, published by Foguangshan Cultural and Educational Foundation of Taiwan Province Province, in August 2002.
Abstract: This book extracts the second part of Buddhist scripture language.
A Study of Chinese Abbreviations
Abbreviation: Re-symbolization of Language Symbols, published by Bashu Bookstore in June 2005.
From a diachronic point of view, this book synthesizes abbreviations in ancient and modern Chinese vocabulary, makes a rigorous and meticulous classification study of abbreviations, fully investigates various factors affecting abbreviations, explores the subjective function, objective conditions, derivation rules and changing process of Chinese abbreviations, and describes the basic situation of Chinese abbreviations. This book attaches importance to the theory of research and analysis and the operability of inductive rules, and puts forward a scientific explanation and accurate positioning of abbreviation, an increasingly common lexical means.
Published papers
1, The Value of Buddhist Scriptures of Han, Wei and Six Dynasties in Chinese Studies, Journal of Sichuan University 1987.4, 57-60 (Wen Wei Po 1988.2. 14, People's Daily1988.2.2/kloc)
2. "Na Zhong" in Buddhist Scriptures of Han and Wei Dynasties, China Language World 1987.6, 18,
3. The change of the pronoun "he" from the Buddhist scriptures of the Han, Wei and Six Dynasties, China language1988.6,469-471.
4. The interrogative pronoun "na" in the Han, Wei and Six Dynasties, etc., Ancient Chinese Studies1989.3,58-63.
5. Looking at the development of personal pronouns in ancient Chinese from Buddhist scriptures, Journal of Sichuan University,1989.4,61-67 (reprinted from the materials copied by the National People's Congress, 1990.2)
6. Looking at the Three-body Appellations of the Six Dynasties from Buddhist Scriptures, Chinese Language 1990.2, 136- 140 (The First Series of Studies on Middle Ancient Chinese, reprinted 358-367, Commercial Press, 2000.5438+00).
7. Looking at the two interrogative words "Wei" in ancient Chinese from the early Buddhist scriptures, Journal of Sichuan University1991.4,75-81.
8, honorific "is" yours, mine, his? China Architecture1993.5,45-46
9. The influence of Taoist appellation on Buddhist appellation from Taiping Jing, Journal of Sichuan University 1994.2,
10, "Blackhead Bug" is published occasionally, Ancient Chinese Studies 196+0,
1 1, proofreading of Taiping Jing, research on ancient books 1996. 1, 4 1-48.
12, examples and meanings of Han dynasty characters in Taoist classic Taiping Jing, religion1997.438+0,49-53.
13, correct miss's name, language structure 1997.5, 36-37/9.
14, Rectifying the Names of General Characters in Taiping Jing, Religious Studies198+0,37-40.
15, Meaning and Pronunciation of "Everyone" as a Woman, Collected Works of China History Studies, Volume I, 176- 190, Bashu Bookstore, 1998.7.
16, Chinese dialect communication and standardized pronunciation of Chinese characters, patriotism, education for solving difficulties, seeking truth and being pragmatic-commemorating the 20th anniversary of Comrade Wu's birth 374-388, Sichuan University Press 1998.6438+02.
17, Linguistic Features and Punctuation of Taiping Jing, Classical Literature and Culture Series No.2 77- 106, Hangzhou University Press, 1999.2.
18, the historical development of the internal system of Chinese personal pronouns, the study of ancient Chinese1999.2,91-95.
19, say "lang", China language1999.6,445-447.
20. Introduction to Chinese Word Abbreviations, Collected Works of China History Studies, 2nd Series 16 1- 176, Bashu Bookstore 1999.8.
2 1, contract function in arbitrary basis and abbreviations, China Architecture1999.6,8-12.
22. Frontier of French Open, China Architecture 2000.6438+0. 19-20.
23. China people's humble name of "stupid", China Architecture 2000.2,42-43.
24. Definition and theoretical explanation of word abbreviations, Journal of Sichuan University, 2000.2, 124- 128.
25. The negative word "no" in the adverbial position in Taiping Jing, China language 2000.3,212-214.
26, "Taiping Jing" text ellipsis analysis, ancient books research 2000.3,32-34.
27, "Taiping Jing" accidentally picked up words, journal of ancient books collation and research, 2000.5,23-26.
28. The word "teacher", Series of China Historical Studies, Series III 154- 162, Bashu Bookstore, 2000, 438+00.
29. The adverbial position and repetition of the negative word "bu" in Taiping Jing, China Language 2001.5,466-470.
30. Borrowing and borrowing of Chinese character "Doctor", Journal of Southwest University for Nationalities 200 1.5, 170- 172.
3 1, Talking about "Foreigners", China Architecture 2001.6,38-39
32. Idioms of Han Dynasty in Taiping Jing, Journal of Southwest University for Nationalities 200 1.7 (Linguistics Research Album)10/2.
33. The origin of "zhe" in Taiping Jing and "de" in modern Chinese, China Historical Research No.4 Series 23-36, Bashu Bookstore 200 1.9.
34. Supplement to the School of Taiping Economic Cooperative, Journal of Ancient Books Sorting and Research 2002+0, 88-90.
35. What does "bodyguard" protect? China Architecture 2002.3, 18/36
36. Question and answer of "Niang", China Historical News, Volume II, 21-215, Shanghai Education Press, 2002.5.
37. Tetun language commonly used in Taiping Jing, Collected Works of China History, 5th series, 39-52 pages, Bashu Bookstore, 2002+0438+0.
38. The specific meaning and reason of "sailor" refers to money, China Ancient Studies 2002.4,90-91.
39. Irrational Compound Words in Chinese Vocabulary, Journal of Sichuan University, 2003.4,86-91(reproduced in the materials copied by NPC in 2003 +0 1).
40. The origin and formation mechanism of "sweet melon seeds", Language Science, Vol.2, No.4, 88-91(July 2003)
4 1, "Bad" and "Whispering Horse" —— Also on the changes of abbreviations in Chinese lexical forms, Journal of Leshan Teachers College, August and September 2003-10
42. Mr. Ancient and Modern —— Also on the revision of meaning changes by the core meaning in the development of Chinese vocabulary, Collected Works of China History, No.6, 189-205, Bashu Bookstore, 2003+0438+0.
43. On the Part of Speech of Negative Words at the End of Sentences in the Han Dynasty from the Literature of the Eastern Han Dynasty, China Historical Newspaper, Series 4, 35-4 1, Shanghai Education Press, 2004.6438+0.
44. In-depth study on the translation of Buddhist scriptures into Chinese, Supplement of Pumen Magazine: Review of Pumen Magazine in 2003, May 2004.
45. A diachronic analysis of * * * * materials —— Looking at the development of Chinese vocabulary from "Fundamentally Speaking of Pierre Breaking the Monk" (cooperating with Tan and the Department first), Journal of Sichuan University, 2004.5,66-71(Academic Abstracts of Liberal Arts in Colleges and Universities, 2004.6,89-90; National People's Congress 2004./kloc-reprinted on 0/2)
46. Textbooks and Teaching Objectives of Ancient Chinese, Supplement to Journal of Sichuan Normal University, September 2004, pp. 50-52.
47. Does "Tofu Beauty" sell tofu? (Cooperation with Wang Baohong, Plan II) Language Construction 2004438+02,35-37
48. Notes on Grammatical Analysis of Ancient Chinese, Seventh Series of China History Research Series, Bashu Bookstore, 2005+0.
49. Looking at the process of "Zhe" intervening in alignment from the documents before the Eastern Han Dynasty, China Language 2005438+0,44-48 (reprinted by the National People's Congress in April 2005).
50. Selection and Analysis of Abbreviations, Journal of Xichang University, 2005.5438+0.5-9.
5 1, on the value of Taoist classics in the study of Chinese vocabulary history (cooperation with Zhou Zuoming is the first), Journal of Mianyang Normal University, April 2005, 1-6.
52. From "Educating People" to "Speaking Flowers" —— Word Meaning Infection in Chinese, China Ancient Studies, April 2005,88-91(reprinted by the National People's Congress in April 2006).
53. A Study of Lexical Concepts in Buddhist and Taoist Documents in the Eastern Han Dynasty, Collected Works of China's Historical Studies, the eighth series, Bashu Bookstore, 2005.438+0438+0.
54. The part of speech of "bu" in ancient Chinese, Series 2 of Studies on Bamboo and Silk Language, Bashu Bookstore, 2006+0.
55. "Jian" in the structure of "seeing Vt at first sight" (Part II with Peng), Ancient Chinese Studies 2006.2,9-13.
56. Interpretation of "this" in The Sound and Meaning of Various Classics, Research on the Sound and Meaning of Buddhist Scriptures-Proceedings of the First International Symposium on the Sound and Meaning of Buddhist Scriptures,131-kloc-0/38, Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House, July 2006,