Table 1.

Evidence of Language Impairments Reported in Chinese Speakers with Aphasia.

Domain
Fluency	Chao et al, 2013 64 *; Filley et al, 2006 65 *; Kong 2011a:b 62,63 , 2009 66†; Kong & Law, 2004 67†; Liu et al, 2015 52 *; Liu et al, 2018 68 *; Gorno-Tempini &Tee, 2019 61 *
Naming	Arévalo et al, 2011 69†; Crepaldi et al, 2012 70†; Weekes & Chen 1998 44†
Repetition	Dong et al, 2017 50 *; Weekes et al, 2012 26 *; Weekes & Luo, 2004 71†
Grammar	Law & Leung 2000 72†; Law 2000 73†; Leung 1998 74†; Wang et al, 2016 75 *
Meaning	Bi et al, 2007 60 *; Weekes 2000 23 *; Zhang et al, 2008 76 *; Zhou et al, 2013 53 *
Reading	Bi et al, 2007 60 *; Ting et al, 2013 57 *, 2016 58 *, 2018 59 *; Weekes 2000 23 *; Wu et al, 2015 77 *
Writing	Law, 2001 78 †; Law et al, 2005 79 †; Leung et al, 2012 80†; Yin et al, 2005 81†

*denotes evidence from ADOD patients ^†denotes evidence from stroke patients.