-Learn classical Chinese, know some classical Chinese knowledge, and have the ability to read simple classical Chinese, which is helpful to inherit the cultural heritage of the motherland, learn from the great spirit, lofty morality and high wisdom of our ancestors, enhance our national pride, cultivate our patriotism, set up our ambition to revitalize China, and improve our ideological, intellectual and cultural quality. It can also deepen the understanding of modern Chinese and improve the language cultivation and expression ability of modern Chinese;
—You can learn about China's 5,-year history and know many wonderful and attractive stories.
-Classical Chinese is the source of modern Chinese. Many words in modern Chinese come from classical Chinese, and many sentences in classical Chinese have become idioms in modern Chinese. Learning classical Chinese can greatly promote the learning of modern Chinese.
-improve literary accomplishment and writing ability, enhance the value of life, and even change the fate of life.
—— Classical Chinese is concise, elegant and cadenced, and it has great aesthetic feeling to read.
-China's ancient books and records are a huge treasure house, and there are a lot of materials for modern research, but if you don't understand classical Chinese, you can't use them.
This introduction is still abstract, so I will give some examples for the latter:
-Modern meteorology has a history of only over 1 years, and the modern meteorological record is only over 1 years at most, but Zhu Kezhen, a famous meteorologist in China, has written a monograph "Study on Climate Change in China for 5, years", which has caused international shock. Where did he get the information? From all kinds of ancient books. The meteorological data of other countries are only more than 1 years old, but ours are thousands of years old.
-there are methods to treat cancer in ancient books.
-"UFO" is recorded in Meng Xi Bi Tan.
-and about earthquakes, floods, solar eclipses, lunar eclipses, comets. 2. Why do you want to learn classical Chinese?
The landlord has two questions. One asks why you want to learn classical Chinese. The other asks why you don't inherit feudal autocracy.
This is actually a concept of stealing. I don't know if the landlord has an emotional tendency in setting this question.
Classical Chinese is indeed something you can learn. Read more if you like it. Don't watch if you don't like it.
However, students at school have to take exams. As long as you are concerned. After coming to the society for a year or two, you will find that, except for a few famous sentences, you have forgotten everything else ..
What is it to cultivate a sense of language, feel the profound humanistic spirit of history, etc. is mostly bullshit.
That is the function that people in the Ministry of Education fantasize about.
Besides, what good is it to feel the so-called humanistic spirit? It took me a few years to come out for social work. Ah, it turns out that humanity is such a spirit.
It's a function that people in the Ministry of Education fantasize about.
Besides, I don't know how to learn. Nowadays, classical Chinese in senior high schools pays attention to literal translation, but in rare cases, free translation is allowed.
Literal translation means that every word has to be translated.
As a result, the conciseness of classical Chinese is also lost.
Yes, but literal translation is absolutely unnecessary. Some of China's classical books are worth reading, especially the Twenty-four History. History is the first thing. Learning history is very helpful to grasp the situation and analyze problems. Taking the past as a mirror can tell the rise and fall. Even if you come out to work, you will find this truth. However, many classical books are branded with other people's attitudes and opinions when translated by others, which may be distorted.
But it is biased for the landlord to say why he does not inherit feudal autocracy. History is a process. It is made by human beings. Co-creation. Feudal autocracy has its economic foundation. It doesn't depend on people's consciousness to change. It can go backwards only if a certain ruling group asks it to go backwards.
Even if the current ruling group says to abolish modern Chinese and use classical Chinese, it is not feasible. Just like Qin Shihuang burned books to bury Confucianism in those days, although he lost some valuable culture, what should be handed down will still be handed down.
Where should we start to inherit feudal autocracy? It can't be realized.
But from a modern perspective, is feudal autocracy really useless? At least in its rising period, it promoted the development, but it was replaced by another ideology and culture in the later period.
Therefore, learning classical Chinese is a personal emotional tendency, which is related to individuals. Besides, it is at least harmless to individuals. Inheriting feudal autocracy is related to everyone, and the interests are even more entangled. Moreover, it is not allowed by objective reality, so it is not allowed to be inherited. 3. How is classical Chinese inherited? Articles written in this language are called "classical Chinese".
before the may 4th movement, classical Chinese was a common official text norm, which was widely used in the literati class of society, including books, manuscripts, letters, various official documents, official files and other documents and texts at that time, all of which were written in classical Chinese. At the beginning of the May 4th Movement in modern times, with the appeal and promotion of some literati, vernacular Chinese was advocated and gradually became the written language standard of modern Chinese texts.
Compared with the vernacular, the words in classical Chinese are extremely concise, and the sentence patterns are varied. The application of function words and auxiliary words is very particular. The application of language phonology is very strict.
Classical Chinese is also divided into many different genres, which are basically divided into two categories: verse and prose (articles that don't rhyme, which have different meanings from today's prose). Among them, verse occupies the dominant position in classical Chinese, and some official correspondence texts, such as praise, table, obituary and prose, usually require the form of verse.
The most representative essay writing is Historical Records, which is later called "Li Sao without rhyme". After the Tang Dynasty, with the advocacy of Han Yu and others, scholars began to create a large number of essays. Prose in classical Chinese reached its peak in the Ming and early Qing Dynasties.