CHINESE LANGUAGE AND CHINESE DIALOGUE CULTURE INSIGHTS

Bao Liyang

doi:10.2024/0d38kf62

Authors

Bao Liyang Confucius Institute at Samarkand State Institute of Foreign Languages Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.2024/0d38kf62

Keywords:

language theory; dialogue culture; Chinese; communication

Abstract

Language theory and the culture of dialogue are interconnected in profound ways, as both deal with communication, meaning, and the structure of interaction. While language theory focuses on formal systems, grammars, and computational models of language, the culture of dialogue emphasizes the social, ethical, and practical aspects of communication between individuals and groups. Combining these two fields can lead to a deeper understanding of how language shapes human interaction and how dialogue can be fostered in diverse cultural contexts.

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