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Information on Doctoral thesis of Fellows Nguyen Thi Phuong

1. Full name: Nguyen Thi Phuong                                              2. Gender: Female

3. Date of birth: 02/4/1984                                                          4. Place of birth: Ha Noi

5. Decision on admission of doctoral students No 2331/ QĐ-ĐHNN dated 23/12/2016

6. Changes in the training process: Change the article title of Decision No. 2683/QĐ-ĐHNN dated 12/11/2019

7. Research article’s title:

The title of thesis before changing:

In Chinese: 21报纸闻标题言特点及越译研

In English: The Linguistic Features and the Translation of Chinese Newspaper Headlines into Vietnamese since the 21st Century

The title of thesis after changing:

In Chinese: 21报纸闻标题言特点及其越译研

——以《人民日

In English: The Linguistic Features and the Translation of Chinese Newspaper Headlines into Vietnamese since the 21st Century (take People’s Daily as an example)

The official title of thesis:

In Chinese: 21报纸闻标题言特点及其越译研

——以《人民日

In English: The Linguistic Features and the Translation of Chinese Newspaper Headlines into Vietnamese since the 21st Century (take People’s Daily as an example)

8. Major: Chinese linguistics

9. Code: 9214234.01

10. Supervisor: Assoc.Prof.  Pham Ngoc Ham, PhD

11. Summary of the results of the thesis:

Through the research process, we have drawn some of the main conclusions as follows:

1726 headlines of People's Daily since the 21st century are investigated and analyzed in terms of words, grammatical structures, punctuation marks and rhetorical devices, and their characteristics are expounded. In addition, it also discusses the characteristic of the topic in the news headlines. The results show that news headlines consist of multiple language forms, including words, phrases, and sentences. Among them, the title in the form of sentence is more dominant. In terms of words, abbreviations, loanwords and new words are common in the headlines of People’s Daily News. Double quotation marks, question marks, exclamation marks, colons, commas, and dashes appear in the news headlines. Sometimes, punctuation also plays a certain rhetorical role. Metaphors include similes and metaphors, metonymy, analogy, antithesis, quotation, allusions, rankings, questionings. Also, rhetorical techniques are commonly used in news headlines. All of this is designed to make headlines more appealing to readers and to guide them through the newspaper.

We also investigate and analyze the current situation of the translation of news headlines in People's Daily. The results suggest that the translators have adopted literal translation, free translation, addition translation, reduction translation and transformation in the translation process. Most of the translations can meet the requirements of information transmission, but some have not successfully conveyed the content and form of the original text.

12. Applicability: Based on the results of the study, this article also relates to the reading and translation of newspapers and periodicals in Chinese teaching in Vietnam, and puts forward some suggestions of providing some useful reference materials for Chinese teaching in Vietnam.

13. Subsequent research directions: Studying the characteristics of the title language in Vietnamese, comparing the characteristics of the title language of Chinese and Vietnamese newspapers.

14. Published works related to the dissertation:

(1) Nguyen Thi Phuong (2016), Question mark in tittles of Vietnamese articles, Journal of Language and Life Linguistic Society of Vietnam, May 7 (249), ISSN 0868-3409: P80-83.

(2) Nguyen Thi Phuong (2018). Using rhetorical devices in article headlines in Chinese, Journal of Language and Life Linguistic Society of Vietnam, May 5 (272), ISSN 0868-3409: P90-95.

(3) Nguyen Thi Phuong (2018) 汉语闻标题词汇特点, 2018 International graduate research symposium proceedings, ISBN 978-604-62-6097-4: p536-546.

(4) Nguyen Thi Phuong (2019) Rhetorical devices used in news headlines in chinese and vietnamese, Journal of Military Foreign Language Studies, September 21, (ISSN 2525-2232): p92-97.                                                                  

 

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