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Language plays a central role in the formation of Chinese exceptionalism. This chapter examines the history of Chinese language, particularly the modern period of assimilation and integration of Western concepts and ideas into modern Chinese. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP)led political and cultural revolution has created ruptures, cleavages, and discontinuities of Chinese language and culture. The early years of the Reform Era (19782012) has re-embraced modern universal values, while the exceptionalist claims waxed and waned, but the latest resurgence of Chinese exceptionalism serves as the guiding political ideology of the CCP that tends to view the world as consisting of dichotomous and conflicting entities.
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