If you're a software engineer and interested in East Asian languages (so-called #CJK), check out the “CJK computer science terms comparison” I edited!
If you're a software engineer and interested in East Asian languages (so-called #CJK), check out the “CJK computer science terms comparison” I edited!
"Xi Jinping famously said that China doesn’t export revolution. But what else do you call train lines, 5G connectivity and scientific research centers appearing in places that previously had none of these things?...If China builds the future of Bangladesh, Indonesia, Pakistan and Laos, then is their future Chinese?" https://www.noemamag.com/the-world-china-is-building/ via #noemamag re: #ExtraStateCraft #Sinosphere et al.
#Sinosphere #names #academicchatter @academicchatter
I have been wondering what is the perception of having non-romanised names in the authorship of papers? I've seen Chinese/Taiwanese authors doing this with their #Hanzi names. Admittedly, I did this for my handle. But visually using #Hanzi is much easier to differentiate two names when they looks similar in romanised forms:
Chen 陳 vs. Cheng 程