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The Graded Setting of Restrictive Adverbs “jiu”and “zhi” in International Chinese Education Textbooks

ZHU, Fumei / December 2022 / Issue No.12 /

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Abstract

After reviewing seven sets of teaching materials of Chinese as a foreign language, there are three problems in the textbook of Chinese as a foreign language:simple interpretation;few grammatical points, lack of systematicness and less comparison and analysis;less practice of comparison. In order to solve the problem, comparison of Semantic and Syntactic Differences between “jiu” and “zhi”, “jiu” means limited quantity, limited degree and limited scope, partial speaking and subjective ; “zhi” means limited quantity, limited degree, limited scope, limited state, partial written and objective. And combined with the error rate of foreign students : The overall value of “jiu” is lower than “zhi”, of which “jiu” is the lowest. It is suggested that “jiu1” and “zhi1” knowledge points should be set in the primary stage of the textbook. System of interpretative analysis should be set in the intermediate stage . Advanced stage setting limited adverb class discrimination and fixed collocation of special training.



Keywords

textbook of Chinese as a foreign language jiu zhi graded setting


source

International Journal of Chinese Language Education; Dec 2022; Issue No. 12; p.151 - 164


Publisher

Department of Chinese Language Studies, The Education University of Hong Kong
Chinese Language Program, Columbia University
Chung Hwa Book Co. (H.K.) Ltd.


Language

Chinese


ISSN

2520-7733 (Print); 2521-4241 (Online)

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