List of winners of language papers

Award-winning papers on language include: Liu Yang's Research on Language Status and Countermeasures in Ethnic Areas.

First prize (2 articles):

Linguistics and Applied Linguistics: Liu Yang's Research on the Present Situation and Countermeasures of Languages in Ethnic Areas.

China Ancient Literature: Li's Time-space Construction and Cultural Dissemination of Dunhuang Tibetan Poems-Taking Tang Anonymous as an Example.

Second prize (4 articles):

Linguistics and Applied Linguistics: A Survey of Language Life under Language Adaptation by Zhang.

Zhao Xinkai's Promotion of National Common Language in Wutun Area of Huangnan Prefecture of Qinghai Province from the Perspective of "Rural Revitalization".

Modern and Contemporary Literature in China: The Exogenous Cultural Charm of Hou Zhixiang in Aocun's Nationalized Writing.

Literature and Art: Wang Junyan's Debate on China's Words and Meaning, and a Comparison with Japanese Debate on Mind and Ci.

Third prize (5 articles):

Linguistics and applied linguistics: Cai Haoyu's negative transfer to Japanese vowel acquisition in Shandong dialect and its countermeasures.

Cultural connotation of Wang Lin's kinship terms in Weixin dialect.

Chinese philology: Jiang's On Phonetic Homonyms from "Ji".

China Ancient Literature: An Interpretation of the Cultural Spirit of Silk Road in cutie Longyou Poetry.

Modern and Contemporary Literature in China: Zheng Jiali's Contemporary Value Analysis of Tibetan Traditional Belief Culture —— Taking Mei Zhuo's Wild Blood Flame as an Example.

Classification of linguistic papers

Linguistic theory: to explore the basic theory of linguistics, language structure, language evolution, language diversity and interdisciplinary research of language. The theory of philology: studying the origin, development, evolution and application of characters. Philology can explore various forms of characters, such as hieroglyphics, pinyin and so on.

Language policy and planning: study the formulation, implementation and evaluation of language policy and planning, involving language rights, language identity, language education, etc. Language and society: study the relationship between language and society, including the relationship between language and culture, language and politics, language and economy.