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This paper aims at providing a semantic account of the mechanism informing the use of negative modals in standard Chinese. Based on the notion of  modal suppletion and negation placement strategies  ( de Haan 1997 ), it will be shown that:    (i)  in the negative form each modal takes on its prominent value;    (ii)  this prominent modal value displays the normative source orientation ( Hsieh 2005 ), where the Situation-oriented normative source can include the Speaker-oriented normative source and, in particular cases in the domain of Possibility, also the Subject-oriented one;    (iii)  a negative modal admits different modal meanings only if there is no pragmatic conflict between them, as in the case of epistemic and non-epistemic modalities.

Modals and negation: A semantic explanation of the modal suppletion strategy in Chinese