Neuroimaging studies have proposed specific brain regions for reading Chinese characters.
For example, compared to alphabetic languages, Chinese reading has revealed more …

Previous studies have revealed that phonological processing of Chinese characters elicited
activation in the left prefrontal cortex, bilateral parietal cortex, and occipitotemporal regions …

A growing body of neuroimaging evidence has shown that Chinese character processing
recruits differential activation from alphabetic languages due to its unique linguistic features …

Chinese offers a unique tool for testing the effects of word form on language processing
during reading. The processes of letter-mediated grapheme-to-phoneme translation and …

The semantic neural routes in contemporary models of visual word recognition are mainly
constructed based on lexical-semantic processing. However, the neural bases of processing …

The purpose of this study was to examine the neurocognitive network for processing visual
word forms in native Chinese speakers using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) …

Past neuroimaging studies have focused on identifying specialized functional brain systems
for processing different components of reading, such as orthography, phonology, and …

Knowing how the brain processes Chinese characters of different frequencies of occurrence
may shed light on the extent to which orthographic variations of different languages can …

While neuroimaging studies have identified brain regions associated with single word
reading, its three constituents, namely, orthography, phonology, and meaning, and the …

The functional anatomy of Chinese character processing was investigated using fMRI. Right-
handed Mandarin–English bilingual participants made either semantic or perceptual size …