Question 2: (Kindergarten student Lin Qiong) How many words are there in this book? 2 1388 words.
Question 3: Which is better, the thousand-character prose or the rhyme composed of 1000 Chinese characters compiled by Zhou Xingsi, assistant minister of Liang in the Northern and Southern Dynasties (before Sui and Tang Dynasties, the words that didn't rhyme and didn't contradict were called "pen" or "text")? Liang Wudi (502-549) selected 65,438+0,000 non-repetitive Chinese characters from Wang Xizhi's calligraphy works, and ordered Zhou Xingsi, an assistant minister who rode far away from Yuan Dynasty, to compile them. The full text consists of four sentences, with neat antithesis, clear organization and brilliant literary talent. Qian Wen Zi is an influential children's enlightenment book in China. It has simple sentences and is easy to recite and remember, and has been translated into English, French, Latin and Italian.
After simplifying Chinese characters and merging variant characters in Chinese mainland, there are more than 990 different Chinese characters left in the simplified Chinese version.
Question 4: The main content of the brief introduction of Youxue Qionglin explains that Youxue Qionglin is an enlightenment book for ancient children in China. "Youth Qionglin" was originally written by Cheng (word) in Xichang, Ming Dynasty, and its real name is "Youth Notes", also known as "Textual Research". A Qing Zou Sheng and Maiga named Qionglin, also known as Qionglin.
Question 5: Lin Qiong, a young scholar, was the first reading material for ancient children in China.
Notes on the title or background of a book.
Qionglin Children's English was originally named Children's English Course. It is generally believed that the original author was Cheng (word) from Xichang in the late Ming Dynasty, and some people think that he was a scholar in Jingtai period of Ming Dynasty. During the Jiajing period of the Qing Dynasty, Zou Shengmai made some supplements and renamed it Qionglin, which is a story of kindergarten learning. During the Republic of China, Fei, Ye and others were added. This book is divided into four volumes.
Study in Qionglin is a parallel prose, and the whole book uses antithetical sentences, which is easy to read and remember. The content of the book covers a wide range. It is said that "you can talk after reading it and go to the world after reading it." There are many introductions to the origin of many idioms in the book, so that readers can master many idioms and allusions, and in addition, they can learn some ancient laws, regulations, customs and etiquette in China. There are still many aphorisms in the book, which are still being recited today. But there are also some feudal views in the book, which are difficult for modern people to agree with.
version
The book "Youxue Qionglin"-edited by Cheng, supplemented by Zou Shengmai
Stylistic rules and layout
volume one
astronomy
Diyu
At the age of
Imperial government
Wen Chen
Military stronghold
Volume II
Grandfather and son
brothers
man and wife
uncle and nephew
Teachers and students
Friends, guests and hosts
marry
woman
A relative of the mother or wife of a king or emperor.
Birthdays for all ages
body
clothes
Volume III
Personnel issues
prescribe a diet
mansion
household utensils
Precious jewels
Rich and poor
die from an illness
Volume iv
Shi Wen
Grading of candidates in imperial examinations
manufacture
skill
Litigation prison
Buddhism, Taoism and Ghosts
birds and beasts
Flowers and trees (in parks and gardens)
involve
Long Moon on the Western Hills: Full Text of Qionglin Kindergarten (Lang Yue /qrsh/youxueqinglin/)
Question 6: The full text and explanation of Study in Qionglin. how much is it? Where can I buy Youxue Qionglin? This is an enlightenment book for children in ancient China, written by Cheng. "Youth Qionglin" was originally written by Cheng (word) in Xichang, Ming Dynasty, and its real name is "Youth Notes", also known as "Textual Research". A Qing Zou Sheng and Maiga named Qionglin, also known as Qionglin.
Question 7: How many words are there in Study in Qionglin? Not a comment. The New Moon Classic Series has 280,000 words, but it includes notes, inscriptions and some phonetic notation, including punctuation and table of contents, excluding notes, 2 1388 words.
Question 8: What is the main content of Study in Qionglin? Study in Qionglin is the first reading for children in ancient China. "Young Students Qionglin" was originally named "Instructions for Young Students", also known as idiom test and story search. It is generally believed that the original editor was Cheng (word) from Xichang in the late Ming Dynasty, and some people think that he was a scholar in Jingtai period of Ming Dynasty. During the Jiajing period of the Qing Dynasty, Zou Shengmai made some supplements and renamed it Qionglin, which is a story of kindergarten learning. During the Republic of China, Fei, Ye and others were added. This book is divided into four volumes.