Kim Cheong-ryong: Linguistic Geography of the Korean Dialect in Heilongjiang Province, China

From the point of view of geography, the book examined the presence of the Chinese necrotic dialect and also the distribution of the dialect, the change in language patterns, especially after long migrations, and the change between peoples in China. In China, two relatively large surveys of the Korean dialect in the early 1980s were made, mainly because of the obvious investigation of known dialects, and there is a shortage of insight into the whole Chinese Korean language. The goal of the book is to map the Chinese Korean Korean language for the whole of Chinese Korean and Korean, which was a work in which the writer summed up the geography of the Black Dragon language. The book consists of five chapters. Chapter 1 is a introduction to the study of purposes and good deeds of this research, and chapter 2 gives details on how and when to do so, and describes the composition and content of the surveys, the criteria, the subject criteria, and the question questions. Chapter three described the form of the Black Dragon-Song Korean dialect, particularly in detail and detailed the geographic and historical opening of the survey, and the four were part of the interpretation of the neutrinos and the detailed distribution of the wording of the dialectic dialect, which was written in the language map and presented specific distributions of tongues in the text of the strict selection of the language. Chapter 5 summarizes the section that was discussed earlier in the section "The Conclusion".

Korean title: 중국 흑룡강성 조선어방언의 언어지리

Korean author: 김청룡

Korean publisher: 역락

ISBN-13: 9791167423948