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DOI: The Linguistic Picture Of The World, Embodied In The Chinese And Russian Idioms Of Animals
Li Hujun , Independent Researcher, Department Of “Chinese Philology” Tashkent State University Of Oriental Studies, Uzbekistan Sabokhat Abdullaevna Khashimova , Doctor Of Philology, Associate Professor, Scientific Supervisor, Department Of “Chinese Philology”, Tashkent State University Of Oriental Studies, UzbekistanAbstract
The linguistic map of the world is a set of achievements in the knowledge of the world by the nation, which is fixed in the language in the process of the development of the language and the nation. Animals always accompany people in production and life. And in every language, a large number of idioms associated with animals have accumulated. These idioms not only reflect each nation's understanding of the animals themselves, but also reflect the wider world of language. This article made an attempt to explain the meaning of animal idioms in the Chinese and Russian languages, and also analyzed the universal linguistic picture of the world and the national linguistic picture of the world in China and Russia.
Keywords
Linguistic picture of the world, idiom
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