A Valid Expression?
I want to ask if the following is a valid expression: " In both Malaysia and Taiwan, Malaysian Chinese literature has grown into a vibrant literary scene with many outstanding accomplishments."
Thanks in advance.
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The sentence is a little clumsy, and 'Malaysian' and 'Chinese' should be hyphenated since together they refer to a blended ethnic identity. Because of these two things, a better way of phrasing it might be, "Through its outstanding accomplishments, Malaysian-Chinese literature has contributed to vibrant literary scenes in both Malaysia and Taiwan."
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Yup, that's perfect!
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