Abstract
Since the 1990s, Russian philosophers, logicians, linguists, and cultural scientists have been introducing the term “concept” in an attempt to analyze its relevance and function in cognitive, linguistic, and cultural studies. Therefore, conceptual research has become a hot topic, and an independent discipline-language perception-has been formed in linguistic science. At the beginning of the 21st century, the theory of language perception was introduced to China and entered the research horizons of language culture, cognitive linguistics, and psycholinguistics. This article briefly examines and summarizes the history of the dissemination and development of Russian language observation in China, and predicts its development prospects in China in order to make a small contribution to the humanitarian and academic exchanges between Russia and China, as well as intercultural exchanges.
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