One instance occurs in the first volume, an example of Divisive Type 3. The examples from the Analects (Lunyu) and the Zuo Zhuan's Commentary (Chunqiu Zuozhuan Zhu) have already been cited above; the
This brief news item announces the results of the 9th Wang Li Linguistics Award, released in December 2001. The Second Prize was awarded to Yu Suisheng for his series of papers titled "A Study of Phonetic Similarity in Polysyllabic Phono-Semantic Characters of the Naxi Dongba Script," published as a special issue of Yuyan Yanjiu (Linguistic Research) in 1998. This research examines how polysyllabic phono-semantic (xingsheng) characters in the Naxi Dongba pictographic writing system relate phonetically to the sounds they represent. Two other scholars shared the same prize category: Wang Weihui, recognized for his study on the evolution of common vocabulary from the Eastern Han to Sui dynasties, and Liu Shuxue, honored for research on the pronunciation of Middle Chinese ru sheng (entering tone) characters as reflected in Hebei dialects. The notice serves purely as an academic award announcement.
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