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Li, Y. M. (1999b). Quantitative Words and Subjective Quantities. Journal of Central China Normal University (Humanities and Social Sciences), 6, 90-97.

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• TITLE: Research on the Subjective Quantity of Modern Chinese Language Formula “There Is No (X) More W than Y” (“没有(X)比Y更W的(了)”)

  AUTHORS: Ying Huang

  KEYWORDS: Subjective Quantity, “There Is No (X) More W than Y”, Language Formula, Construction Elements

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Modern Linguistics, Vol.8 No.2, April 27, 2018

  ABSTRACT: “Subjective quality” is the specific embodiment of language subjectivity in a quantitative category. “There is No (X) more W than Y” is one of the more common structures in modern spoken Chinese, and which has strong subjectivity and large subjective. The paper analyzed subjective construction from subjectivity, inscape, subjective representation and other aspects.