2. Research on Naxi Dongba Language, the Ninth Five-Year Plan Humanities and Social Sciences Project of the State Education Commission, 1997- 1999.
3. Research on Chinese Vocabulary in Pre-Qin Period (co-organized by Professor Jiang Zongfu), the Eighth Five-Year Plan of the State Education Commission, 1993- 1995.
4. Grammar Research in Oracle Bone Inscriptions, the Ninth Five-Year Social Science Project, 1999-200 1 year.
5. Research on Applied Literature of Naxi Dongba, the Tenth Five-Year Plan of Humanities and Social Sciences of the Ministry of Education, 200 1-2004.
6. Mencius Dictionary (Editor-in-Chief), a project directly funded by the National Research Committee on the Arrangement of Ancient Books in Colleges and Universities of the Ministry of Education, 200 1-2002.
7. The Complete Translation of Ming History (Professor Mao Yuanming * * *), with a total of 332 volumes, is one of the Complete Translations of Twenty-four History presided over by Mr. Xu Jialu, 200 1-2002.
8. From 2004 to 2006, the Compilation and Research of the Book of Rites, a major project of the National Social Science Foundation and a sub-project of the major research project of philosophy and social sciences of the Ministry of Education, was co-chaired by Professor Mao Yuanming.
9. Research on East Oracle Bone Inscriptions of Yinxu Garden Village, a key social science project in Chongqing during the 11th Five-Year Plan from 2006 to 2008.
10, Investigation and Research on Dongba Language in Russia, Asia and Bai Di, 2007 National Social Science Fund Project, 2007-2009.
1. Special books
1, a series of studies on Naxi Dongba language, Bashu Bookstore, 2003.
2. Essays on Jin Jia Language and Literature Research, Bashu Bookstore, 2002.
3. The Analects Dictionary, deputy editor, Southwest Normal University Press, 1993.
4. Justice of Shangshu (punctuality and independence), Hainan International Press and Publication Center, 1997.
5. Biography of Gu Liang (proofreading cooperation), Hainan International Press and Publication Center, 1997.
6. Rites of Justice, Hainan International Press and Publication Center, 1997.
7. Complete Translation of Ming History (co-edited), China Dictionary Publishing House, 2004.
2. Main thesis
Oracle Bone Inscriptions and the study of bronze inscriptions.
1, On "All Chinese Characters" in Oracle Bone Inscriptions, Journal of Southwest Normal University, 1992 Special Issue of Ancient Books Arrangement and Research.
2. Some Questions about Oracle Bone Inscriptions Corpus, 1993, Proceedings of the Seminar on Modernization Technology of Ancient Books Arrangement and Research in China on both sides of the Taiwan Strait.
3. Two-week inscriptions on bronze and Chu Yin in the pre-Qin period, Journal of Southwest Normal University, No.2, 1993.
4. Three Notes on Jin Jia's Grammar, Studies of Ancient Chinese, No.2, 1995.
5. Oracle Bone Inscriptions's "I" is singular, China Ancient Studies, No.2, 1996.
6. The nature of Oracle Bone Inscriptions and its value in the study of China history, Classical Literature and Culture Series 2 of Hangzhou University, Hangzhou University Press, 1999.
7. Verb Usage of Oracle Bone Inscriptions Verbs and Prepositions, Sichuan University China History Research Series 2, Bashu Bookstore, 2000.
8. Two Notes on the Word Order of Oracle Bone Inscriptions, A Study of Ancient Chinese, No.3, 2000. The materials copied by the National People's Congress are reproduced in the second issue of 200/kloc-0.
9. Transformation and Derivation of Oracle Bone Inscriptions's One-sentence Sacrificial Verb, Language Studies, No.2, 2002. Reprinted in the ninth issue of NPC materials in 2002.
10, Examples of the usage of the preposition "zai" in Oracle Bone Inscriptions, Research on Ancient Chinese, No.4, 2002.
1 1, Oracle "You", China History Research Series 5 of Sichuan University, Bashu Bookstore, 2002.
12 a supplementary discussion on the usage of the preposition "Yu" in Oracle Bone Inscriptions, A Study of Jin Jia Language and Characters, Bashu Publishing House, 2002.
13, Verb Usage of Verbs and Prepositions in Oracle Bone Inscriptions and Identification of Sacrifice Objects, in Collected Works of Language and Character Studies in Jin Jia, Bashu Bookstore, 2002. It is also included in the Proceedings of the International Symposium to Commemorate the Centenary of the Discovery of Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Yin Ruins, Social Science Literature Publishing House, 2003.
14, a study of Oracle Bone Inscriptions's double-object sentences, included in Collected Works of Jin Jia Language Studies, Bashu Bookstore, 2002.
15, an overview of Oracle Bone Inscriptions's existential sentences, included in Collected Works of Language and Character Studies in Jin Jia, Bashu Bookstore, 2002.
16, Supplementary Interpretation of Oracle Bone Inscriptions, included in Collected Works of Language and Literature Studies in Jin Jia, Bashu Bookstore, 2002.
17, A Comparative Study of Bronze Inscriptions between Oracle Bone Inscriptions and Shang Dynasty, in Collected Works of Jin Jia Language and Character Studies, Bashu Bookstore, 2002.
18, Oracle Bone Inscriptions and Shangshu? A Comparative Study of Shangshu, published in Jin Jia Language Research Collection, Bashu Publishing House, 2002.
19, About Oracle Bone Inscriptions, China Language Magazine,No. 1 1, Commercial Press, 2003.
20. The corpus value of the Oracle bones in Garden Village of Yin Ruins, included in On the Oracle bones in Garden Village, Taiwan Province Shenghuan Book Co., Ltd., July 2006.
2 1, Grammar Research and Oracle Bone Inscriptions, Journal of Mianyang Normal University, No.4, 2007.
22. "Oracle Bone Inscriptions's" You "and" You "are related", paper of China International Symposium on Yin and Shang Civilization, Anyang, 2004.
23. The word "disease" in the Oracle bones of Yin Ruins Garden, paper of the third annual meeting of China Literature Society, Hebei University, July 2005.
Research on Naxi Dongba
1, Query on Comparative Study of Naxi Dongba Characters and Oracle Bone Inscriptions, Journal of Yunnan Renmin University, No.3, 1988, also included in Dongba Culture, Yunnan People's Publishing House, 19 1 year.
2. A Comparative Study of Different Pronunciation between Dongba and Nahan Characters in Naxi, Journal of Yunnan University for Nationalities, 1990, 1.
3. Oracle Bone Inscriptions and Naxi Dongba and the Origin of Pictophonetic Characters, Journal of Central People's University,No. 1990,No. 1.
4. The categories and properties of Dongba pictophonetic characters, Journal of Central People's University, No.4, 1992.
5. Comparative study of phonographic characters between ancient Chinese characters and Naxi Dongba characters, Journal of Southwest Normal University 1993 academic series.
6. Study on Naxi Dongba language, "seal script" in "Ancient Characters and Ancient Yin and Shang Phonetics", Journal of Minzu University of China, No.4, 1994.
7. My humble opinion on the collation and research of ancient books in Naxi Dongba, included in Research on Traditional Culture and Ancient Books Collation, Southwest Normal University Press, 1994.
8. A study on phonetic similarity between pictophonetic characters and loanwords in Naxi Dongba, supplement of Language Studies 1994.
9. Outline of the research on Naxi Dongba pictophonetic characters, Journal of Sichuan University, No.70, 1995.
10, Study on Phonetic Similarity of Multi-syllable Pictophonetic Characters in Naxi Dongba, Supplement to Language Studies 1998.
1 1, Division of Naxi Dongba Word Groups and Statistics of Word Count, in Yuyuan Xie Ying, Beijing Language and Culture University Press, 1998.
12, Revision of Naxi Dongba Pictograph Dictionary, Dictionary Research No.4, 1999.
13, A Study on Monosyllabic Phonology of Naxi Dongba, Papers on Language, Literature and History, Southwest Normal University Press, 2000.
14, "Gan Long" Lijiang government records? A Brief Introduction to Dialects, in Proceedings of the 11th Symposium of China Phonology Research Association and the 6th International Symposium on Chinese Phonology, Hong Kong Cultural Education Press, 2000.
15, Investigation on the Applied Literature of Dongba of Naxi Nationality, China Chinese JournalNo. 10 (200 1), Exploring Dongba by Yu Zhenjinsheng, Social Science Literature Publishing House, 2002.
16, A Study of Nasi Dongba Multi-syllable Pictophonetic Characters, Linguistics Series No.25, Commercial Press, 2002.
17, "The Latest Dongba Letters", included in "Academic Essays in Commemoration of the Centennial Birthday of Mr. Wang Li", Commercial Press, 2002.
18, a preliminary study on Naxi Dongba script and the reasons for its borrowing, Journal of Minzu University of China,No. 1 in 2002, and included in the second series of Literary Studies, Chongwen Publishing House, 2004.
19, "A Study of Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Naxi Dongba", in Collected Works of Jin Jia Language and Character Studies, Bashu Bookstore, 2002.
20. "Reflections on Dongba Culture Research", included in Selected Papers on Naxi Dongba Language Research, Bashu Bookstore, 2003.
2 1, "A Study of Naxi Dongba Characters", included in Naxi Dongba Characters Research Series, Bashu Bookstore, 2003.
22. The cultural exchange between Nahan and Han and the historical position of Naxi Dongba characters, contained in Collection of Studies on Naxi Dongba Characters, Bashu Bookstore, 2003.
23. Naxi hieroglyphics? Revision and supplement of commonly used vocabulary, in the series of Naxi Dongba language research, Bashu Publishing House, 2003.
24. Introduction to Naxi Dongba Pictograph Dictionary, included in Naxi Dongba Research Series, Bashu Bookstore, 2003.
25. Explanations of Yanshou Jing in Naxi Dongba, included in Naxi Dongba Research Series, Bashu Bookstore, 2003.
26. Introduction to Yang's Chinese Translation Dictionary of Doba Goba, Journal of Lijiang Institute of Education, 1, 2004. Also included in the Proceedings of the 2nd Lijiang International Dongba Art Festival, Yunnan Nationalities Publishing House, 2005.
27. Translation and Interpretation of Dongba Ancient Sacrifice Songs, in Proceedings of the Academic Seminar on Celebrating Liu Jiaoshou's Eighty Birthday, Southwest Normal University Press, 2005.
28. A chronological classic summary of Naxi Dongba's complete works of translation and annotation of ancient books, included in the Proceedings of the China Symposium on Ancient Literature and Traditional Culture, Chinese Publishing House, 2005.
29. Some opinions on the textual research of the source of Goba characters, The Study of China Characters, Series 6, Guangxi Education Press, June 5-438+ 10, 2005.
30. Translation and Introduction of Naxi Chinese Characters in Huangshan Township, Lijiang, Phonology Collection, Zhonghua Book Company, June 2006.
3 1, Translation and Interpretation of Two Congratulatory Messages of Lijiang International Dongba Culture and Art Festival, Third Series of Literary Studies, China Theatre Publishing House, July 2006.
32. Translation and Interpretation of He Cai's Dongba Inscription, The Seventh Series of China Characters Studies, Guangxi Education Press, September 2006.
33. Chronological Classics in The Complete Works of Translation and Annotation of Naxi Dongba Ancient Books, Journal of neijiang normal University, No.5, 2006.
34. Translation and Interpretation of Land Purchase and Sale Contract in Dongba Rashid, China People Magazine, No.1, Commercial Press, 65438+February 2006.
35. A summary of the research on the West Dongba Deed included in Zhou Youguang Centennial Birthday Collection, Language Publishing House, 2006.
36. Three Suggestions on Dongba Language Research Materials, Paper of the Second Forum for Young and Middle-aged Linguists of Linguistics Publishing Fund of Commercial Press, May 2004. Included in the minutes of the meeting, to be published.
37. Introduction to Naxi Dongba's Six Books, Lu Zongda's Birthday100th Anniversary and China Linguistics Symposium, September 2005. It is included in the third series of "Folk Classics and Characters Research" of Beijing Normal University, and will be published soon.
38. The classic "Chronology of Hua Jia" in the Complete Works of Translated Notes on Ancient Books of Naxi Dongba has been included in the Collection of Essays Celebrating Professor Tang Zuofan's 80th Birthday, which will be published soon.
39. Dongba No.4 School, Paper of the Fifth Annual Meeting of Chongqing Language Society, 65438+February 2005. Collected in the Collection of Ethnic Studies Institute of Lijiang Normal University, to be published.
40. Lijiang Dialect of Ming Dynasty in Mu Guanxiu's genealogy, paper of 14th academic seminar of China Phonology Research Association and 9th international Chinese Phonology Seminar, August 2006. Nanjing University. Included in the minutes of the meeting, to be published.
4 1, Textual research on Naxi Dongba difficult words, paper of the 3rd annual academic conference of Chinese Language Society, August 2006, Hebei Normal University. China Language Journal,No. 13, to be published.
42. The translation and interpretation of Dongba inscriptions in Aming Lingdong, Bai Di, is included in the Collection of Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of Professor Liu Shuxin's Teaching, which will be published soon.
43. Translation and Interpretation of Dongba's "White Land Buying Mountain Deed", Paper of the 1st Annual Conference of Chinese Language Society and the 2nd International Chinese Language Seminar, June 2004, Ningxia University.
44. Re-examination of Brick Deeds in Dongba, Lijiang, paper of the 7th Symposium of China Ancient Characters Research Association, June 5-438+ 10, 2004, Minzu University of China.
45. khv55 in Naxi Dongba Zodiac, paper of the 38th International Sino-Tibetan Symposium, Xiamen University, June 5438+ 10.
46. Interpretation of similar words and homographs in Naxi Dongba, paper of the 3rd China International Symposium on Philology, August 2006, Henan University.
47. A Preliminary Comparison between Shuishu and Naxi Dongba and Ancient Chinese Characters, Paper of the International Symposium on Shuishu Culture Research and Protection, Duyun, 5-4-38+ 10 June 2007.
48. Translation and Interpretation of Dongba Characters in Benke, Naxi, Paper of the 4th Annual Meeting of China Literature Society, August 2007, Shaanxi Normal University.
Phonology, dialects and others
1, Poetic Rhymes of the Four Masters in Early Tang Dynasty (Cooperation), Linguistics Series 9, Commercial Press, 1982.
2. Adjectives in Chongqing Dialect, Ninth Collection of Linguistic Essays, Commercial Press, 1982.
3. Disyllabic words in Shuo Wen Jie Zi (cooperation), Journal of Southwest Normal University, 1987, 1.
4. Word formation with overlapping nouns in Chongqing dialect, LinguisticsNo. 15, Commercial Press, 1988.
5. Overlapping forms of non-noun parts of speech in Chongqing dialect, Journal of Southwest Normal University, No.3, 1990.
6. "Dao" and "Sheng" in Chongqing Dialect, Dialect 1990, No.3. ..
7. Query on the teaching method of "New Explaining Words", supplement of Journal of Southwest Normal University 1993.
8. There are two sources that question the origin of characters, Journal of Daxian Teachers College,No. 1994,No. 1.
9. A Study of Lao Zi's Rhyme, Journal of Southwest Normal University,No. 1995,No. 1.
10, Chinese version of Ruan Engraving Book of Justice, Language Studies 1996 Supplement.
1 1, "Today's Trace of Shu Language", included in academic seminar, Language Publishing House, 1996.
12, Notes on Justice Correction of Shangshu, Journal of Southwest Normal University, No.4, 2002.
13, Discussion on Death, Ideological Front, Yunnan University, No.6, 2003.
14, Selected Interpretation of Words in Nanjiang Dialect, Papers of the Second International Symposium on Putonghua Dialect, Chongqing, 165438+2000 10.
15, adverb "I" in Dunhuang Shangshu, paper of the 2002 annual meeting of China Exegetics Research Association, August 2002, Xinjiang Normal University.
16, Notes on "Li Cheng" and "Ming History", paper of the 2004 annual academic conference of China Exegetics Research Association, June 2004, 10, Guangxi Normal University.