Visiting Scholars

Dr. Hailiang Yin joined the school of Culture and Communication, Shandong University in Weihai in 2007. He served as a Chinese professor at Veliko Turnovo University in Bulgaria from 2012 to 2014. Currently Dr. Yin is a visiting scholar at the University of Oklahoma working with Dr. Nian Liu. His academic interests are cognitive linguistics, language acquisition, corpus linguistics, etc.

Ph.D. in Linguistics and Applied Linguistics, 2007, Shandong University, China.

M.A. In Chinese Linguistics and Philology, 2004, Qufu Normal University, China.

B.A. In Chinese Language and Literature Education, 2001, Qufu Normal University, China

Cognitive Linguistics

Chinese Language and Linguistics

Chinese Acquisition as a second Language

Corpus Linguistics

Dr. Nian Liu

Yin Hailiang, The Structural Types and Their Grammaticalization of a Group of Words Headed by Guai with the Meaning of Awakening, Language Teaching and Linguistic Studies, 2015(02).

Yin Hailiang, The Positive Construal of the Negative Structure “(kan wo) bu VP+NP”, Journal of Central South University (Social Science), 2015(04).

Yin Hailiang, A Multi-angle Analysis on the Discourse Marker Zenme₃, Language Teaching and Linguistic Studies, 2014(03).

Yin Hailiang, History, Present Situation and Development ways of Chinese Communication in Bulgaria, Chinese Language Globalization Studies, 2014(01).

Yin Hailiang, An Analysis of the Construction “Hao(Ni/Yi)Ge X”of Modern Chinese, Journal of Central South University(Social Science), 2014(4).

Yin Hailiang, Introduction and Comment for Classified Dictionary Between Bulgarian and Chinese, Lexicographical Studies, 2014(2).

Yin Hailiang, An Analysis of the Commanding Construction “Geiwo+VP”, Chinese Language Learning, 2014(1).

Yin Hailiang, Error Analysis of Chinese Sentence with “Bi” by Korean and Japanese Students, Journal of Yunnan Normal University(Teaching and Research on Chinese as a Foreign Language), 2012(1).

Yin Hailiang, Construction “V+Ge+Zhengzhao”, Chinese Language Learning, 2011(1).

Yin Hailiang, A Corpus-based Preliminary Study of Automatic Recognition of Modern Chinese Affixes and Derivative Words, Applied Linguistics, 2010(1).