Abstract:Chinese is a discourse-oriented language. “Run-on” sentences (liushui ju) are a typical and prevalent form of discourse in Chinese. These sentences show the capacity of the Chinese language for organizing loose structures into an effective and coherent discourse. Despite their widespread use in Chinese, previous studies have only explored “run-on” sentences by using small-scale examples. In order to carry out a quantitative investigation of “run-on” sentences, we need to establish a corpus. The present study s… Show more
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