The Study Of Vulgar Phonetic System Of Si Sheng Tong Jie

Si Sheng Tong Jie was the beginning of the sixteenth century, the famous linguist Cui Shizhen Korea compiled Rhyming Dictionary. In this paper, on the basis of previous research, I analyzed and discussed the background of the book, author, style, vulgar sound of the rhyme tune the system.Si Sheng Tong Jie was based on Hong Wu Zheng Yun and Hong Wu Zheng Yun Yi Xun, which also recorded the situation of the voice at that time. so this book reflects the three units phonetic system, that is, pronunciation phonological system, vulgar sound phonological system, this vulgar tone phonological system. Vulgar sound is phonetic sound that is recorded by Hong Wu Zheng Yun Yi Xun,but this book is incomplete.I researched Vulgar tone of Si Sheng Tong Jie.There are 22 initial consonants in vulgar sound phonological system, compared with 31 of consonant pronunciation system, voiced initials that is Qun,Ding,Bing,Feng,Cong,Chuang,Xia,Xie,Chan changed. Labial was lack of Fu.Lingual that is Zhi Che Cheng merged into Zhao Chuan Chuang.Niang merged into Ni.Yi confused Yu with Ying.There are 52 final sounds in vulgar sound phonological system, Entering Tone endings merged into (?),-m merged into-n. Final sound of Dong tooth dental third-tone words combined with first-class character. Final sound of Qi combined with Final sound of Zhi. Final sound of Xiao combined with Final sound of Yao. Final sound generated apical vowels after group of Jing. Closed changed into openings in Zhen and Wen of labial. Guttural and teeth sound of Han merged into Shan. Closed of Yang changed into openings in Zhuang group.In Si Sheng Tong Jie tonal system of vulgar sound, Ping sheng is divided into Yin and Yang sheng, there are five tone categorys including ying sheng,yang sheng,shang sheng,qu sheng,ru sheng. Voiced Shangsheng changed into Qusheng. Ru sheng did not send into the 3 Tone sound,remained Entering Tone endings.Syllable is the reflection of vulgar sound phonological structure.vulgar sound is the middle of fifteen century Chinese mandarin phonetic system of reflection...