FUNCTIONAL STYLISTIC FEATURES RUSSIAN AND CHINESE LANGUAGES
The article is a comparative study of the functional styles of the Russian and Chinese languages. The author draws a parallel and first compares scientific definitions related to lexicology and stylistics, and then styles. Interestingly, in the Chinese terminological system, there are four terms that consider the concept of "style". This is due to the fact that the boundaries of philological disciplines corresponding to these terms are still not clearly delineated. As it turns out in the process of analysis, in both languages there are five styles that differ somewhat in wording, for example, the scientific style in Russian and the scientific and technical in Chinese, artistic and literary and artistic, respectively. Analysis of functional and stylistic features is carried out in parallel. In Russian, each style is characterized by a stylistic and functional originality. Even in the presence of permissible interpenetration of stylistic features, there is no doubt that this or that text is related to a specific functional style. In Chinese, first of all, the division into styles of book-writing speech, or the style of the language of artistic speech, and colloquially, clearly opposed to them, occur. If in the Russian language five styles are clearly and distinctly distinguished, then in Chinese this formation of the science is still taking place and, accordingly, the stylistic boundaries are still outlined.