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Cultural Translation _Plants Symbolism Ⅳ

August 26, 2011 /0 Comments/in /by

Attaching symbolic value to plants, flowers, and trees is a phenomenon common to all languages and culture. In China, the cultivation and appreciation of plants is something that began thousands of years ago. From those times, Chinese people had endowed many plants with special significance. Writers, poets and painters have long depicted flowers and trees in their artistic pursuits. Over time, the symbolism of plants has become a complex part of Chinese culture. Historically, plants have also been thought to embody certain spiritual features that have shaped the customs and character of China as a nation.

Cultural Translation _Plants SymbolismⅢ

August 15, 2011 /0 Comments/in /by

Attaching symbolic value to plants, flowers, and trees is a phenomenon common to all languages and culture. In China, the cultivation and appreciation of plants is something that began thousands of years ago. From those times, Chinese people had endowed many plants with special significance. Writers, poets and painters have long depicted flowers and trees in their artistic pursuits. Over time, the symbolism of plants has become a complex part of Chinese culture. Historically, plants have also been thought to embody certain spiritual features that have shaped the customs and character of China as a nation.

Cultural Translation _Plants Symbolism Ⅱ

July 25, 2011 /0 Comments/in /by

Attaching symbolic value to plants, flowers, and trees is a phenomenon common to all languages and culture. In China, the cultivation and appreciation of plants is something that began thousands of years ago. From those times, Chinese people had endowed many plants with special significance. Writers, poets and painters have long depicted flowers and trees in their artistic pursuits. Over time, the symbolism of plants has become a complex part of Chinese culture. Historically, plants have also been thought to embody certain spiritual features that have shaped the customs and character of China as a nation.

Cultural Translation _Plants Symbolism Ⅰ

July 25, 2011 /0 Comments/in /by

Attaching symbolic value to plants, flowers, and trees is a phenomenon common to all languages and culture. In China, the cultivation and appreciation of plants is something that began thousands of years ago. From those times, Chinese people had endowed many plants with special significance. Writers, poets and painters have long depicted flowers and trees in their artistic pursuits. Over time, the symbolism of plants has become a complex part of Chinese culture. Historically, plants have also been thought to embody certain spiritual features that have shaped the customs and character of China as a nation.

Numbers Translation Ⅲ

July 25, 2011 /0 Comments/in /by

Each and every cultural group on earth has a concept of numbers, and all languages have some numerical forms. Numbers, unlike language, are concrete and closely tied in with the idea of measurement. In addition, numbers are associated with philosophical notions, historical events, or happenings good and bad. In this way, numbers themselves become a part of the culture of a society. More than a symbol of measurement, they are also a symbol of myth. People over the ages have firmly believed that numbers carry with them some kind of supernatural power; some bring good luck and fortune, and others bad luck and disaster. In turn, some numbers are preferred and some distrusted, and some are even worshipped or prohibited. Since this is a culturally specific phenomenon, different cultures all have their own all have their own idea about numbers.

Numbers Translation Ⅱ

July 13, 2011 /0 Comments/in /by

Each and every cultural group on earth has a concept of numbers, and all languages have some numerical forms. Numbers, unlike language, are concrete and closely tied in with the idea of measurement. In addition, numbers are associated with philosophical notions, historical events, or happenings good and bad. In this way, numbers themselves become a part of the culture of a society. More than a symbol of measurement, they are also a symbol of myth. People over the ages have firmly believed that numbers carry with them some kind of supernatural power; some bring good luck and fortune, and others bad luck and disaster. In turn, some numbers are preferred and some distrusted, and some are even worshipped or prohibited. Since this is a culturally specific phenomenon, different cultures all have their own all have their own idea about numbers.

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