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Liming, Y. U., & Manlin G. U. (2013). Polysyllablization of Chinese vocabulary based on the new lexical items in the Buddhist and Taoist scriptures of Eastern Han. (English). Journal of Sino-Western Communications. 5(1), 225 - 234. Abstract

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