Chinese Language Use by School-Aged Chinese Australians 2022
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-10580-7_3
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In-between Chinese and English: Chinese Language Learning Process

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“…People are accustomed to writing with participles and ligatures, generally based on a good comprehension of the word or phrase as well as on subjective experience and perception, or on a grasp of the relevant context and overall semantics. Consequently, Chinese characters reflect the holistic way of thinking of the Chinese people [1]. English belongs to a planar structure and is a phonetic script in epigraphy.…”
Section: Embodiment Of Charactersmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…People are accustomed to writing with participles and ligatures, generally based on a good comprehension of the word or phrase as well as on subjective experience and perception, or on a grasp of the relevant context and overall semantics. Consequently, Chinese characters reflect the holistic way of thinking of the Chinese people [1]. English belongs to a planar structure and is a phonetic script in epigraphy.…”
Section: Embodiment Of Charactersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Typically, it is a handshake from a leader to a subordinate, from a woman to a man, or from a host to a guest. In the case of old friends who have known each other for a long time, it is more customary to shake hands with both hands to express intimacy [1]. Gloves must be removed when shaking hands to demonstrate respect for others.…”
Section: Embodiment Of Meeting Etiquettementioning
confidence: 99%