No. 3 (2024): Chinese Studies
Chinese language and literature
“KOBZAR” IN GE BAOQUAN’S TRANSLATION: FEATURES OF RENDERING NATIONALLY SPECIFIC REALITIES
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THE DETECTIVE GENRE IN CHINESE LITERATURE: THE HISTORY OF THE RISE AND PECULIARITIES OF FORMATION
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THE POLYPHONY OF NÜSHU: NON-WRITTEN ASPECTS OF CHINESE WOMEN’S CULTURE
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ARTISTIC REPRESENTATION OF FEMALE IDENTITY IN THE CHINESE POST-FEMINIST NOVEL
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Translations of Chinese literature
LIAO YIMEI. RHINOCEROS IN LOVE
Article views: 15 | PDF Downloads: 6 | https://doi.org/10.51198/chinesest2024.03.061 Page 61-76