What are the prospects for the influence of Japanese loanwords in Chinese in the future? For now, other scholars are more conservativeview, but according to the author’s opinion, Japanese loanwords will not enter Chinese in a large scale, nor will they decrease, they will only. The status quo will be maintained. After all, Japanese loanwords have been deeply embedded in Chinese and Taiwanese life. Therefore, it is absolutely necessary to study this type of loanwords, because they have had a considerable impact on Taiwanese society impact, and this impact is no longer limited to the use of language, but its impact on culture cannot be underestimated. After all, language and characters are just appearances. The real problem is the transformation of cultural development such as ideas and social structures. Changes, just like the vernacular controversy during the May 4th Movement. At that time, the two factions of innovation and conservatism were competing against each other. Related to language issues, it is actually a social movement for ideological reform. Therefore, the author hopes that this study will not only In addition to dedicating a little effort to language research, I can also contribute a little to the impact of the Harbin-Japanese trend in Taiwan. Come, the levels and content involved. In addition, we can also explore the impact that Japanese culture has had on Taiwanese society. In addition to the changes in people’s living habits and the changes in the use of language in daily life,changecultures because of their special historical background and the way they were introduced.

Basing on analyzing the linguistic material in Quốc âm thi tập (􀊆􂙌􆜴􅦪 􆘇􀊇) written by Nguyễn Trãi 􆕯􂸍 (1380-1442), this article conducts a research on Chinese-borrowed words in ancient Vietnamese, and develops several concepts to classify Chinese-borrowed words. Due to the author’s viewpoint, ‘Vietnamese Chinese-loaned word’ refers to all Vietnamese words borrowed from Chinese language and Chinese scripts that were used in the 15th century Vietnamese language. This article then argues, the influence of Chinese scripts and language on the 15th century Vietnamese is so strong that it could help to contribute 63.37% rate of the Vietnamese vocabulary.