Author: Хасанова, Феруза Мирзабековна; Пронькина, Ольга Федоровна; Абдуллаев, Нодир Абдулхаевич; Имамназаров, Кахрамон Уткурович

Annotation: This article was written as part of the implementation of the international project of the Gansui University of Politics and Law of the People's Republic of China and the Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies "敦煌文化走向世界 – Dunhuang Culture in the world". The article discusses the influence of Dunhong culture on the formation and development of the Chinese language. Since the ancient city of Dunhuang is considered the cradle of Buddhism in China. It was from here that Buddhist monks set off along the Great Silk Road, spreading the teachings among the locals. Preachers sought to adapt their speeches to a conversational style in order to attract as many followers as possible. Therefore, Buddhist sutras dating back to the 3rd-5th centuries are a valuable source for studying the oral speech of that time. In fact, in order to interest a wide audience, the preachers tried to bring their sermons as close as possible to the spoken language. Based on the study of the grammatical structure of these written monuments, it is possible to obtain information about the grammatical rules of the ancient Chinese language Baihua, about its formation and development, as well as about the changes that have occurred in it.

Keywords: Dunhuang, bianwen, narration, wenyang, baihua

Pages in journal: 177 - 183