Phraseological Units with the Component Head in Chinese and Russian

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The article is devoted to linguocultural analysis of Chinese and Russian phraseological unit with the component ‘head’. In the course of the study, common and linguo-specific characteristics of the somatic component ‘head’ were identified. The similarity of the meanings of the phraseological unit under consideration in the compared linguocultures is largely explained by the fact that this somatism belongs to the lexical core of the languages, which provides semantic correlability of associations and methods of metaphorization. At the same time, the national and cultural specificity of the bases and methods of metaphorization is obvious.

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Sifan Chen

Moscow State Linguistic University

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Post-Graduate Student at the Department of General and Comparative Linguistics Moscow State Linguistic University

Russian Federation

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