There are a large number of first-person pronouns in Japanese, but they are used much less frequently than those in Chinese.

The Evolution of the Second Personal Pronouns in English and Chinese from the Power Relation;

Then through some examples a brief account is given on how the second personal pronouns are used in Shakespeare s dramas.

Cognitive Inference and Designating of Third Person Pronouns in Deep Anaphora;

It is held that contrary to the common traditional belief that anaphora is regarded as a syntacticallycontrolled co-referential relationship on surface level of language and the stereotyped 3-step approach put forward by Norman et al,the designating of third person pronouns in ambiguous anaphora is a dynamic and complicated cognitive process,which is attained via the readers cognitive inference.

Based on LU Shu-xiang s study,the paper studies the third-person pronouns and reflexive pronouns in Chinese by means of a denotation theory in contemporary Chinese,concrete samplings employed to illustrate the flexibility of these words.

The paper analyzes the Europeanization of Chinese third-person pronouns and makes some comparison between Chinese and English third-person pronouns.

Japanese honnin inclines toward the meaning of the person concerned and therefore exhibits the properties of the third-person pronoun,while Chinese benren leans on the meaning of "self" and therefore exhibits the properties of the reflexive pronoun.

Based on the Chinese documents,we studied the early pronunciation form of the kernel word I(我)in Chinese,and had a brief argument about the development of the first personal pronoun in Chinese.

This paper discusses the questions about syntax functions of the first personal pronouns of the West Zhou(周) language.

Hong Bo considers that the fundamental distinction among the first personal pronouns in ancient Chinese lies in the functional difference of modesty and respect.