SU Ying

SU Ying, graduated from the Department of Chinese Language and Literature, Peking University in 2012 with a PhD in Literature. She is an associate researcher at the Institute of Linguistics, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, and deputy director of the Division of Dictionary Compilation. She is a Master's Degree Supervisor at the University of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Her main research fields are Chinese historical grammar, Chinese historical lexicography, and lexicography.

E-mail: suying@cass.org.cn

Representative scientific results:

SU Ying. 2020. A Study of Ancient Chinese Adverbial. Beijing: China Social Science Press.

SU Ying. 2023. Presence and Absence of Conceptual Components and Semantic Neutralization—— The Case of Analysis of the Semantic Differences and Similarities between die 跌 and shuai 摔. Lexicographical Studies 6:75-85.

SU Ying. The Evolution of Chinese Character Meanings through the Lens of Morphological Structure, Chinese Social Sciences Today, November 15, 2022.

SU Ying. 2022. Diachronic Variation and Modern Norms: Discussion on the Treatment of “X di(地)” in Modern Chinese Dictionaries. Lexicographical Studies 2:37-47.

SU Ying. 2021. The Historical Development and Lexical Status of Disyllable “X di (地)” in Early Modern Chinese. In Editorial Office of Studies of Historical Linguistics, ed., Studies of Historical Linguistics, Vol. 16. Beijing: The Commercial Press. Pp.56-66.

SU Ying. 2020.The bidirectional semantic change between mental verbs and speech act verbs in Chinese. Studies of the Chinese Language 3:287-302.

SU Ying. 2019. The Source and Correlation Pattern of Multi-functions of Ze(则). Research In Ancient Chinese Language 1:39-48.

SU Ying, Wu, Fuxiang(吴福祥). 2016. The usages and Grammaticalization of Adjectives on Adverbial Position in Ancient Chinese. Linguistic Research 4:42-46.

SU Ying. 2015. The Selection of Adverbial Position to Adjectives in Ancient Chinese. Research In Ancient Chinese Language 2:81-88.

SU Ying. 2015. The Identification of verbs Used as Adverbials in Ancient Chinese. Chinese Linguistics 2:89-94.

SU Ying, Yang, Rongxiang(杨荣祥). 2014. The Identification of Adjectives Used as Adverbials in Ancient Chinese. Studies in Language and Linguistics 1:90-95.

SU Ying. 2011. The Decline of the Phenomenon of Ancient Chinese Nouns Used as Adverbial. Linguistic Research 4:19-24.

Scientific research projects：

1.National Social Science Fund Youth Project “A Study of Ancient Chinese Adverbial” (GrantNo.13CYY057) has been completed.

2.The general project of National Social Science Fund “Research on Semantic Evolution of Chinese Verbs and Adjectives from the Perspective of Typology” (GrantNo.19BYY169) has been completed.