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Classical Chinese (古文, Pinyin: gǔ wén, "ancient text") is the language of the classic literature from the Spring and Autumn period through to the end of the Han Dynasty, a written form of Old Chinese. The term is also used for Literary Chinese (文言文 wényán wén, "text of written language"), a traditional style of written Chinese modelled on the classical language, making it different from any modern spoken form of Chinese.
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Is “之” usually used as a possessive pronoun (attributive) in Classical Chinese?
True or False Question:
In classical Chinese,
“之” is usually used as a possessive pronoun (attributive), “其” is usually used as a subject, and “彼” is usually used as an object.
a. True b. Fal …
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Can “未” modify descriptive adjectives?
Can “未” modify descriptive adjectives (in either classical or modern Chinese)?
I've previously asked about the correctness of the phrase "未長未短", but I think 長 and 短 are used as verbs (instead of adje …
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Is 未長未短 grammatically correct (in classical Chinese)?
Is 未長未短 grammatically correct (in classical Chinese)?
The article
http://www.hainan-today.com/2012/201201/web/201201_28.htm
uses “未長未短”:
但与大门前的“翻天覆地”相比，作为景区主体之一的“雨林谷”变化却“含蓄”许多，景观还是两年前的样子，没多没少，游览路线 …
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Chinese Chengyu (Idiom): Refute somebody with his own argument
Is there a Chinese Idiom for
"Refute somebody with his own argument"?
I thought this is not quite the same as "self-contradictory" 自相矛盾.
Thank you.
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