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- لغوي صيني (ar)
- Chinese linguist (1887–1939) (en)
- linguiste et espérantiste chinois (fr)
- linguiste jonguo (lfn)
- lingüista chino (es)
- pükavan Tsyinänik (vo)
- taalkundige uit Chinese Republiek (1887-1939) (nl)
- ĉina lingvisto (eo)
- زبانشناس تایوانی (fa)
- চীনা ভাষাবিজ্ঞানী (bn)
- 中國文字學家 (zh)
- 중국 언어학자 (ko)
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- suspecting things ancient (en)
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- Dear Mr. Chen,
In an early essay of yours you strongly advocated the abolition of Confucianism. Concerning this proposal of yours I think that it is now the only way to save China. But upon reading it I have thought of one more thing: if you want to abolish Confucianism you must first abolish the Chinese [written] language. If you want to get rid of the average person's childish, uncivilized, obstinate way of thinking, then it is all the more essential that you first abolish the Chinese language. To abolish Confucianism and eliminate Taoism is a fundamental way to prevent the fall of China and to allow the Chinese to become a civilized nation in the twentieth century. But a more fundamental way than this is to abolish the written Chinese language, in which Confucian thoughts and fallacious Taoist sayings are recorded. (en)
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- Qian Xuantong (en)
- Qian Xuantong (ca)
- Qian Xuantong (eo)
- Qian Xuantong (fr)
- 銭玄同 (ja)
- 첸쉬안퉁 (ko)
- 钱玄同 (zh)
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