A Comparative Appreciation of Chinese Translations of The Moon and Sixpence

Since the publication of The Moon and Sixpence, it has been doubly popular and readers are delighted with it. There are many translators in China who have translated it, and this paper selects the fragments translated by Yao Jinqing and Liu Yongjun for appreciation, and analyzes their word accuracy, semantic con-sistency, linguistic styles, and translation strategies by comparing and con-trasting them, in the hope of contributing to future translations in a modest way.

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Literature Language and Cultural Studies
Published
2025-03-24
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https://doi.org/10.63313/llcs.9007
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Chinese history and philosophy
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A Comparative Appreciation of Chinese Translations of The Moon and Sixpence

Xiangqi Meng
Literature Language and Cultural Studies
Chinese history and philosophy
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A Comparative Appreciation of Chinese Translations of The Moon and Sixpence

Xiangqi Meng
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Abstract

Since the publication of The Moon and Sixpence, it has been doubly popular and readers are delighted with it. There are many translators in China who have translated it, and this paper selects the fragments translated by Yao Jinqing and Liu Yongjun for appreciation, and analyzes their word accuracy, semantic con-sistency, linguistic styles, and translation strategies by comparing and con-trasting them, in the hope of contributing to future translations in a modest way.

Literature Language and Cultural Studies
University of Shanghai for Science and Technology (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 93%
Chinese history and philosophy
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