Study On The Poems Of Wang Fanzhi Two - Syllable Adverbs

Evolution that glossary of Chinese from monosyllable till disyllable is among the intrinsic rule of the progress of history of Chinese, and the significant point of development of expression. In generally, the progress of disyllable previously Chin and Han Dynasty were slow, and accelerated from Second Han Dynasty till Wei & Jin and South & North Dynasty. As far as adverb, the appearance which came forth rapidly of disyllabic adverb, especially the literatures with plentiful colloquial element, established the foundation for the change that Chinese adverb mainly about the monosyllable ultimately. In mode of word-building, disyllabic adverb has achieved the autumn at Tang Dynasty, the lots of coordinate, modifier-subject and additional adverbs of complex tone were illustrated. The compositive element of lots of disyllabic adverb transformed from substantive commonly in the progress of adverb of semantic. This paper elects the Poem of Wang Fan Zhi (王梵志) , a poet at Tang Dynasty, reviews and analyses by the numbers the disyllabic adverb mentioned.Five parts compose this article. The first one is clearing the definition of adverbs and defining the criteria of distinguishes of the disyllabic adverbs. Form the second part on, concluding and analyzing the disyllabic adverbs in the poems of Wang Fan Zhi (王梵志) respectively, which contains describing the classification of the meaning about disyllabic adverbs; analyzing the constructions of the disyllabic adverbs and microcosmic analyzing the morpheme's parts of speech composed by disyllabic adverbs. In the fourth part of this article, we research the disyllabic adverbs of the poems of Wang Fan Zhi (王梵志)compare with many dynasties before; besides, we describe and analyze the application of disyllabic adverbs in the modern Chinese adverbs in details. The last part of this article is the summary; I wish we can acquaintance the disyllabic adverbs' of the poems of Wang Fan Zhi (王梵志) and of the Tang Dynasty and five Dynasties. I also wish this article can afford some particular information for disyllabic adverbs.