The Study Of The Comparison Of "guang" And "jing"

In Chinese, the "guang" and "jing" are two special words，especially as a restircted scopeof adverbs, there are many similairties both in terms of syntax, semantics and pragmatics.Chinese academics has been to limit the class scope of adverbs light, only, only, single,alone "more to do a more in-depth analysis of the similarities and differences between eachword. But from multi-angle "light" and "net" of these two adverbs to make a comparativeanalysis of less. In this paper, three from the syntactic, semantic and pragmatic "light" and "net"a comparative analysis. Try to make a reasonable explanation of the above issues, identify thecauses and focus on comparison of both similairties and differences as a restricted scope ofadverbs, and caused by the difference between them to explore, as well as guiding significancein the teaching of Chinese as a Foreign Language.The ifrst chapter introduction section descirbes the scope of this study on the significanceof the topic of the thesis, and summary of previous research results. This article study the use oftheoretical methods and corpus source.Chapter II:"Light" and "net" syntactic features were analyzed, ifrst restricted the scope ofthe adverb "controversial" by the grammairans to deifne，and then specify the "light" and "net"part of speech. And then from the modiifer，negative form, can enter a special sentence andother restrictive scope of the adverb co-occurrence, etc., focusing on "light" and "net" thesyntax of the distribution of the description, designed to reveal both syntactic features thedifferences and similarities.Chapter III: This chapter of "light" and "net" semantic and pragmatic features wereanalyzed, pointing out that the two words meanings different, and compared in terms of bothstatic and dynamic semantics of the two point difference. Explore the emotional color，sentencecategory selection, the discourse function of the differences.Chapter IV: This chapter focuses on the "light" and "net" syntax course, in an attempt toexplore both virtual Motives and mechanisms. And compare the "light" and "net" from the realto the imaginary evolution of the difference.Chapter Five: Conclusion.