characteristics and differences between chinese and english of chinglish 英语-毕业论文.docVIP

Characteristics and Differences between Chinese and English of Chinglish 【Abstract】 As Chinas political and economic development, Chinese English in all areas of society is playing an important role. This article from the formation, definitions, characteristics of Chinese English and the difference between Chinese English and Chinglish to analyze The Chines English. I think Chinese English can reflect the characteristics of China, and it is conducive to take China to the world, and plays an active role in international communication, it is worth further study. 【Key Words】 Chinese English; Characteristics; Chinglish; Revelations Introduction English as a global language gradually in the past 50 years, in the international conference, Multi-National Corporation and Internet has been widely development and application. According to the British in March 23, 1995, University of Cambridge press statistics, 1400000000 people live in countries where English is an official language, and the number is as a native speaker of English or near native between 1200000000 and 1500000000. English globalization is an indisputable fact, it is at the expense of British English or America English standards at the expense of. At the same time, English in the process of accelerated globalization also brings extensive localization (nativization), although the mainstream British English and America English remains the worlds English, but they found a number of English with regional characteristics, such as the Australian English, South African English, Nigeria English, Singaporean English also have to rise, as the global standard English. American English has been hitherto unknown challenge. For half a century, with regional characteristics of English has become a linguist discussion topics, and foreign exchanges with regional colors in English of the respective countries are playing an increasingly important role. In Chinese, reform and opening up and the development of political economy, m