Learning classical Chinese means reading more books, copying words, sentences, formats and other knowledge of classical Chinese from books, and being diligent in copying, writing and concentrating. Only by accumulating knowledge of classical Chinese can we read and learn classical Chinese well. The most important thing is to work hard on the knowledge of characters, words and sentence patterns in classical Chinese. Only by collecting this knowledge can we make better use of classical Chinese. Learning classical Chinese focuses on self-study, that is, classifying keywords, finding key points, breaking through difficulties, classifying keywords and highlighting key points. Be good at memorizing, comparing, summarizing and sorting words, and use them flexibly, not mechanically. We should learn the principle of combining words with words, words with sentences and learning with use.
The classical Chinese in our textbook will have detailed notes under the text. When we study, we can translate according to the notes after class. If we can't translate, you can write it down. When the teacher explains in class, we should pay attention. Whether it is "content words" or "function words", we can remember them in this way. We really need to work hard on this special sentence pattern, which is not very easy to learn, but you can try to change the sentence with our current way of speaking and try to adjust which part of the subject-predicate object is wrong. It's natural to watch too much. The so-called practice makes perfect is the truth. Of course, the most important thing in learning classical Chinese is to read more. It is no problem to see what different words mean in different contexts.
Don't take detours in learning classical Chinese, don't "drill" uncommon words, and pay attention to mastering the meaning and usage of commonly used words, especially the difference between ancient and modern words. Like modern Chinese, common words in ancient Chinese are the most important. There are some special sentence patterns in ancient Chinese, such as judgment sentences, interrogative sentences, prepositional objects, causative and intentional usage. In fact, as long as you can learn modern Chinese well, you can learn to understand and learn through hard work.