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Database Consulted

1. Beijing Language and Culture University Corpus Center (BLCU Corpus Center, BCC) Corpus, available at: http://bcc.blcu.edu.cn/ (Accessed July 20, 2018)
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        (The translation of the data in this research is completed by the authors.)