The Study On The Prepositions Of The Great Tang Records On The Western Redions Based On The View Of Style

“The Western Regions of the Great Tang Empireis” dictated by xuanzang and writted by the man who named Bianji.This book describes a case of twenty-eight and one hundred and ten countries that rumors of Xuanzang personal experience, is the medieval to the modern period of important transition corpus. In this paper, qualitative and quantitative,when the total combined description and diachronic comparison, grammar and stylistic combination of methods to "Buddhist" all the prepositions comprehensive analysis and detailed classification to reveal "Buddhist" prepositions characteristics and position in Chinese History.Paper contains the following aspects:Chapter 1,Introduction. Introduces " The Western Regions of the Great Tang Empireis ",the author, content and version overview.The book Research Survey, before preposition research and research methods.Chapter 2preposition with preposition classification. Describes the definition of prepositions and criteria, and according to preposition introduce semantic objects and features will be "Buddhist" the preposition is divided into six categories: the introduction of prepositions premises, the introduction of prepositions of time, the introduction of prepositions object, because the purpose of preposition, preposition Yiping, tools preposition.Chapter 3, "Buddhist" preposition classification description. On the book in 31 prepositions exhaustive description.Chapter 4, " Western Regions of the Great Tang Empireis " overall look and stylistic features. On the " Western Regions of the Great Tang Empireis " prepositions summarize and analyze "Buddhist" and the reasons for the use of prepositions in various styles of.Chapter 5,Comparative Analysis of " The Western Regions of the Great Tang Empireis " preposition lasted. The "Buddhist" preposition and "Shi", "Jing is recorded" in prepositions lasted compare, summarize "Buddhist" Prepositions Characteristics and Position in Chinese History...