Historical Evolution Of Chinese "enough" Human Words

This paper from the lexical point of view, with Saussure's linguistic system theory, "signifier and signified" to be that same as the starting point, explore the meaning of the system properties and changes. Explained by cognitive linguistics and structuralism describes the combination of quantitative methods and qualitative methods, and the combination of synchronic and diachronic comparison and other methods of modern Chinese since ancient times there have been allegations of "zu", "jiao" of the "zu, jiao, huai, zhi, shu, zhi, qi, "the seven words of the historical evolution.Full sub-divided into three chapters, the first chapter is an introduction, the main topics of this paper is to describe the starting point-the status of Chinese Words in the human body, the reason of this article topic, research objectives and significance, methods, and the scope of the selected corpus and research and other related issues to explain. The second chapter, on ancient, medieval, early modern literature on behalf of the "zu" class of seven members of the exhaustive description and classification, and to make certain sum. Then find out the context of development within the meaning of team members, and lasted for comparison. The third chapter, "zu" and "jiao" to do some analysis replaced, and the "zu jiao" category semantic analysis of words to explain the foreign language in some of the situations encountered, analysis of modern linguistic theory of the "zu, jiao, "the explanatory power.This paper studies showed that the total use of the system Saussure, signifier and signified the modern linguistic theory and the basic theory of semantics of the ancient Chinese vocabulary system to inspect the evolution of a viable attempt. Of the seven "zu" category for a total of Words in the human body when compared description and duration, either clear the historical development of such human evolution of the word, but also to prove linguistic theories and signified History of the theory of Chinese Vocabulary value.