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Quá trình hình thành số đếm phản ánh các bước phát triển nhận thức / Hoàng Thị Châu. // Ngôn ngữ. 2014, Số 9.
2015
tr. 25-31.

Through an analysis of thousands of numeral systems (NS) of the world’s languages in the website of Eugence Chan, the paper highlights the step of NS formation and links it the development process of thought and language in a narrow sense. NS appeared when humans could use their fingers for counting. The primary numbers “1” , “2” , “3”, “4” were named by little finger, ring finger, middle finger, index finger (metaphor, as we are thinking nowadays). The number “5” was not thumb but hand (sum of 5 finger) as the mark of quinary numeration. So as human body was used to name number “20” as a mark to transform quinary numeration to vigesimal, the Romans utilized Latin letters L for “50”, C for “100”, D for “500”, M for “1000” to fill up their ancient digit system with figures of fingers and hands (I, II, III, V, X). Finally, the “0” , beginning the old Arabic digit system for decimal NS, with the number “1” , built up a new Binary NS, used in informatics nowadays.

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制造业强国崛起与现代职业教育体系建设——日本的经验及启示 = The Rise of Manufacturing Industry in Japan and the Construction of Vocational Education in China / 付卫东. // Journal of Huazhong normal University. Vol.54, No.4(2015)
2015.
161-167 p.

After the second world war,with the development of manufacturing sector,Japan has quickly become the worlds second largest economy,which has close relation with its construction of modern vocational education system.During Japans rise of manufacturing industry,it lays emphasis on the market adaptability,variety and openness of vocational education system.These typical experience brings enlightenment to the development of manufacturing industry in China.

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新疆汉语方言语音系统研究 = A Study on the Phonetic System of Xinjiang Chinese Dialects / 董印其. // 语言与翻译 = Language and translation No. 4, 2013.
新疆维吾尔自治区乌鲁木齐市 : 语言文字工作委员会, 2013.
p. 15-21.

In general, the main distinctions of Chinese dialects between the southern and northern regions of Xinjiang reflect in tones, because the dissimilarities of initials and finals between the two regions are slight. Although all the Xinjiang Chinese dialects only have three tones, the development of them differ from each other due to the influence brought by historical immigration. Based on Rong Li’s opinion that the northern Mandarin could be divided into seven areas in accordance with differences in the evolution from ancient entering tone to modern tone categories, this article gives a general explanation on phonetic situations of Central Plains Mandarin and Lanyin Mandarin areas in Xinjiang. In addition, the phonetic system of Xinjiang Chinese dialects is set forward according to the common features of theirs.