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Su Li

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Child language acquisitionChinese languages

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|Jan 10, 2023

The Pausing Strategies in Chinese Preschool Children's Narratives.

Jiehan Liu, Fan Yu, Chen Feng

|Oct 15, 2020

Development of orientation sensitivity to Chinese compound characters in 4- to 6-year- old children.

Wenfang Zhang, Aiping Ni, Su Li

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