A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF MONGOLIAN AND CHINESE BLESSING EXPRESSIONS
Keywords:
Mongolian and Chinese blessing expressions, Linguistic features, Cultural connotation, Historical evolution, Social function, Modern inheritance, Youth communication, Ethnic unityAbstract
This paper conducts an in-depth exploration of the linguistic features, cultural connotations, historical changes and social functions of Mongolian and Chinese blessing expressions, as well as their inheritance and innovation in modern society. It analyzes the similarities and differences between Mongolian and Chinese blessings mainly from the perspectives of linguistics, cultural communication, historical evolution and their functions in social communication, festival celebrations and ethnic unity. In addition, the paper discusses the protection, inheritance and innovation of blessing expressions in modern society, and emphasizes the necessity of preserving and inheriting this cultural heritage.References
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