Qian's personal works

Because Qian Xuantong talks more and writes less; In addition, he adopted an almost demanding attitude towards his old works, so that his articles before his death were never systematically collected and compiled into books. As an activist of language reform, Qian put forward nearly 20 proposals, published dozens of articles and did a lot of work for the unification of national language and writing and the reform of writing. In phonology research, the representative work is Literature Phonology (Peking University Publishing Group, 19 18). This is a comprehensive paper on traditional phonology. Among them, it not only inherited the traditional phonology achievements of Zhang Taiyan and others, but also was influenced by Gao Benhan's modern phonology research methods and viewpoints, which had a great response in the academic circles at that time and was used by many people as university textbooks.

In addition, Qian also wrote:

Guang Yun's 46-letter phonetic alphabet (Volume 9, 1929, Mandarin Exegetics).

New evidence of the innocence of ancient sounds (Volume 3 1,No. 1932, National Studies Series of Normal University)

Assumption of Phonetic Reading of Twenty-eight Ancient Rhymes (32nd Anniversary Special Issue of Normal University Monthly)

Today, I read Shuo Wen Bu Tou.

Read Shuo Wen Jie Zi today.

A Brief Introduction to China's Character Theory (Miscellaneous Notes on Modern Educational Languages 19 10No. 1)

Interpretation of Shuo Wen Bu Tou Jin (Educational Miscellaneous Knowledge in Jin Jin 19 1 1, No.5 and No.6)

A New Theory on the Changes of China Characters (Sinology Monthly of Peking University Institute 19 19 1No. 1No.) and other works.

1 April, 19991day, Renmin university press published six volumes of Qian's collected works, which almost included all Qian's works. The publication of Collected Works of Qian provides important materials for the study of China's modern history, Chinese studies, linguistics and phonology.