No. 2 (2022): Chinese Studies
History, Philosophy, Science and Culture of China
HOW CHINESE SOVIETOLOGISTS PERCEIVED AND INTERPRETED SOVIET FOREIGN POLICY IN THE EARLY 1980S
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BASIS FOR THE FORMATION OF MEDIA ANTHROPOLOGY IN CHINA (PHILOSOPHICAL AND ANTHROPOLOGICAL ANALYSIS)
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Political, social and economic development of China
GEOPOLITICAL AND GEOECONOMIC AMBITIONS AND “SOFT POWER” OF CHINA: COMMENTS ON THE DISCOURSE ON THE FEATURES OF PROMOTION AND APPROVAL
Article views: 393 | PDF Downloads: 240 | https://doi.org/10.51198/chinesest2022.02.039 Page 39-53
“CHINA PLUS ONE” MODEL IN MODERN CONDITIONS OF GLOBAL UNCERTAINTY: THE CASE OF CHINA – VIETNAM COOPETION
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CHINESE PHARMACEUTICAL MARKET DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY: UKRAINIAN PROSPECTS
Article views: 217 | PDF Downloads: 183 | https://doi.org/10.51198/chinesest2022.02.066 Page 66-78
Chinese language and literature
THE SPECIFICS OF RENDERING RELIGIOUS VOCABULARY IN CHINESE IN THE TRANSLATION OF LESYA UKRAINKA’S POEM “BABYLONIAN CAPTIVITY”
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THE PHENOMENON OF PARCELLATION IN THE CHINESE LANGUAGE (BASED ON CHINESE SPOKEN DRAMA)
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Translations of Chinese literature
DENG KANGYAN. DEDICATION POEMS TO UKRAINE
Article views: 219 | PDF Downloads: 162 | https://doi.org/10.51198/chinesest2022.02.104 Page 104-107