Yunyu Wang

doi:10.18686/wef.v2i1.3637

Comparative Analysis of Chinese and South Korean Four-Character Idioms Related to the Number Hundred

Yunyu Wang

Abstract

As the crystallization of national culture and life wisdom, idioms are a very important part of language learning. Based on some idioms with hundredin the Chinese Dictionaryand those with ?in the ???????(?????), this paper makes a compara-tive study of Chinese and South Korean idioms. Through applying the theory of cultural linguistics and the theory of comparative linguistics, Chinese and South Korean idioms are compared in the following four aspects: same form and same meaning, different form while same meaning, same form while different meaningand different form and different meaning, which hopes to be helpful to some people who teach and learn Chinese and South Korean.

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/wef.v2i1.3637

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