Study on the Acceptability of Chinese Metaphors in the Western English-speaking World: From the Intercultural Perspective

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Study on the Acceptability of Chinese Metaphors in the Western English-speaking World: From the Intercultural Perspective

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Study on the Acceptability of Chinese Metaphors in the Western English-speaking World: From the Intercultural Perspective
Study on the Acceptability of Chinese Metaphors in the Western English-speaking World: From the Intercultural Perspective
Beijing Information Technology College
2019年3卷第1期页码：40-49
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Beili LIU. (2019). Study on the Acceptability of Chinese Metaphors in the Western English-speaking World: From the Intercultural Perspective. 创意与创新（英文版）, 3(1), 40-49.

BEILI LIU. (2019). Study on the Acceptability of Chinese Metaphors in the Western English-speaking World: From the Intercultural Perspective. Creativity and Innovation, 3(1), 40-49..
Beili LIU. (2019). Study on the Acceptability of Chinese Metaphors in the Western English-speaking World: From the Intercultural Perspective. 创意与创新（英文版）, 3(1), 40-49. DOI：

BEILI LIU. (2019). Study on the Acceptability of Chinese Metaphors in the Western English-speaking World: From the Intercultural Perspective. Creativity and Innovation, 3(1), 40-49.. DOI：

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Abstract

In the practice of intercultural communication

Metaphors are used to make the expressions more vividly. However

the inherent meanings of Chinese metaphors are not always the same with those in English due to cultural differences

which result in the different acceptability of Chinese metaphors in the west English-speaking world. By transplanting or naturalizing the metaphors into the equivalent culture of the western world

the acceptability of Chinese metaphors can be enhanced

and ensure the intercultural communication’s smooth process.

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Chinese MetaphorsAcceptabilitythe Western English-speaking WorldIntercultural Perspective

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