传入中国的日本词汇（The Japanese vocabulary that was introduced into China）.docVIP

传入中国的日本词汇（The Japanese vocabulary that was introduced into China） The Japanese vocabulary that was introduced into China (too many to enumerate) Summary: speaking of Japanese goods, usually refers to nissans car, household appliances, etc. However, there are also Japanese goods in contemporary Chinese, accounting for more than 70 percent of contemporary Chinese language (social and cultural sciences). Japanese Chinese, belonging to the foreign language, plays an enormous role in contemporary Chinese culture. We use the word made by our forefathers to form the original Japanese word, which is commonly used in daily life to illustrate the fact that Chinese has become a historical civilization Shared by the han culture circle. These foreign words are just modern skeletons, not modern souls. There is a modern skeleton, but not enough modern flesh and blood, the skeleton is large enough, but malnutrition, the predicament of contemporary culture is probably here. The solution to the dilemma is not to replace the skeleton, but to unremittingly reconstruct the current culture and supplement the nutrition of modern humanity. The ubiquitous Japanese Chinese We watch entertainment news, there is a saying, xiao shenyang participated in the gala, the popularity of the surge; Another said, tian liang made South Africa sexy wild portrait. Sentiment and pictorial these two words, we have been familiar, familiar, but few people know, is a standard form of loanwords, the two words are derived from Japan the two words of Chinese. Lets take a look at some of the words from the Japanese language: 1. Interpretation, analysis and interpretation of a policy, viewpoint, theory. For example, interpreting policies, interpreting mysteries, interpreting * * * New, new, influential people, products, new people, new directors, new sharp cars... Workplace, workplace life, workplace skills, career people... New people, new people, new people, such as those who often describe the post-90s generation