The Description And Explanation Of Chinese-style Compound Words In Modern Chinese

Dingzhong structure is a productive word-making method in modern Chinese.The Dingzhong compound word formed by it accounts for more than half of modern Chinese vocabulary.This article uses the "Modern Chinese Dictionary"(seventh edition)as the source of the corpus,and selects all the attributive Chinese compound words as the research object of this article.It starts from the diachronic and synchronic levels and forms each type.Explore imbalances.The article defines the definite Chinese compound words and explains the lexicalization of the definite Chinese compound words.Dividing definite Chinese compound words into syllable types,internal structure types and semantic types,and quantifying the three types,it is found that disyllable definite Chinese compound words are the majority.From ancient times to modern times,double syllable definite Chinese compound words have been the mainstream,and Its dual-syllable is closely related to the trend of dual-syllable in modern Chinese;the combination of "name + name" is the best match,and the number of Chinese compound words is "form + name","movement + name" and "number + name".During the period from ancient Chinese to modern Chinese,various monograph studies have shown that there are the most attributive Chinese compound words in the combination of "name + name".Prototype theory proves that nominal morphemes are typical members of the attributive category,while others are less typical,so it can also explain the conclusion;the number of attributive compounds in the attributive table category is the most,because it has appeared since the pre-Qin period,and the different types of productivity within the attributive compound are different from the different attributives in the attributive structure at the syntactic level.There is a parallel correspondence in the word order: the more attributive the category is,the closer it is to the head word,the easier it is to stick to the head word.