The Study On The Simplified Radicals Of Herb In Chinese Buddist Of Alien Structure And Evolution

There are a large number of polymorphic and multi-word homomorphisms in the Chinese Buddhist scriptures.The special language phenomena produced in these Buddhist scriptures have a very high value in language research.At present,although the research results of Buddhist scriptures are both numerous and precise,most of them are the compilation of the common characters in the Chinese Buddhist scriptures,or the interpretation of the difficult characters.There are very few special studies on the evolution of the commonly used Chinese characters in Chinese Buddhist scriptures.The author will proceed from the perspective of the evolution of Chinese characters,from the number of foreign bodies,the complex relationship between different bodies,or the evolution of glyphs is of great significance to the study of vulgar texts.Starting from the three criteria,select some Chinese characters from the common words of the Chinese Buddhist scriptures.The evolution of the glyphs is analyzed word by word,such as ancient scripts and inscriptions,and finally drawn into a glyph evolution table..This article is divided into five chapters.The first chapter is the introduction.This chapter briefly introduces the related concepts and research status involved in this paper,and explains the selection criteria and research methods of this paper.The second chapter analyzes the significance and value of the study of Chinese Buddhist scriptures from five aspects.In the third chapter,from the perspective of the Chinese character configuration theory of Wang Ning,the author will give examples of common words,heterogeneous characters,heterogeneous and heterogeneous characters in the Chinese Buddhist scriptures.The fourth chapter summarizes the three changes of the common character components from the changes of the common character form,which are component part categorization?False change of similar form and misleading of similar form.The fifth chapter is the main part of this paper.This chapter lists 18 common Chinese characters in the Chinese Buddhist scriptures.