Pragmatics in Chinese Culture is the first linguistics monograph in home and abroad that takes Chinese culture as its background, and its structure differs from that of linguistics based on English culture. With the help of rich Chinese materials and from the Chinese cultural background, this book analyzes how people in the social and human network use language, which is unparalleled in foreign linguistics literature. The main contents include: context interference, participation of sign bunches attached to human beings, intelligence interference, pragmatic principles and strategies, embodied relations of pragmatics, broad pragmatics, and that pragmatics can also be called “speechology in humanistic networks”. In this edition, the philosophical origins of pragmatics are explained in more detail. The first edition of this book was recommended by Ji Xianlin and Wang Zongyan in the preface.