Not much.
Ancient poetry pays attention to the depth of words and the fluency of sentences, and explains the greatest truth with the least words.
The meaning (what the author wants to express) has no dialogue situation.
Classical Chinese emphasizes the depth of words, but it is shallower than ancient poetry. "Wen" means writing an article.
"Speech" means writing, expressing and recording.
"Classical Chinese", that is, written language, is relative to "spoken language", which is also called "vernacular".
The last word "Wen" refers to works, articles, etc. , which means genre. In ancient times, all articles were written in written language. Therefore, now we generally refer to ancient Chinese as "classical Chinese"
"Classical Chinese" refers to "articles written in written language" which are generally understandable and can have dialogue scenes.
I can understand this in general, and I don't want to read too much.
2. The simple difference between ancient poetry and classical Chinese is similar to the difference between modern prose and poetry. Ancient poetry pays attention to the depth of words and the fluency of sentences, and expresses the greatest meaning (the meaning that the author wants to express) with the least number of words. Classical Chinese also pays attention to the depth of words, but it is shallower than ancient poetry. "Wen" means writing an article. "Yan" means writing. "Classical Chinese" is relative to "spoken Chinese", which is also called "vernacular Chinese". The last word "Wen" refers to works, articles, etc. , which means literary genre. In ancient times, all articles were written in written language. So now we generally call ancient Chinese "classical Chinese", which means "written language".
3. What's the use of reciting ancient poems and classical Chinese? Modern Chinese evolved from classical Chinese, and now the language we use and even the spoken language have elements of classical Chinese. For example, death in this idiom does not mean death, but escape. The most common meaning of death in classical Chinese is to escape. Many such examples can't be remembered at the moment. I can understand some classical Chinese. It is of great help to the accuracy of words used in Chinese today. For a typical example, the poem "Spring silkworms will weave until they die, and the tears will be sucked dry every night" was originally intended to express their thoughts. Silk is homophonic with thoughts. Tears mean that candles are actually metaphors of people's tears, and they are written with charm, but I don't know when they will be opened to praise teachers, which is obviously neither fish nor fowl.
None of the above is the most important. The most important thing is that our literary works pay attention to lyricism, which developed from the Book of Songs in the pre-Qin period. The literary works of later generations were significantly influenced by the prose and the Book of Songs in the pre-Qin period, so learning some classical Chinese is also very helpful to understand modern literary works.
What you are learning now may not be systematic, so you can't see the function of endorsement for the time being. If you take the Chinese Department of a university, you will find that some things said by the university have actually been studied in middle schools and primary schools, but they are more systematic and in-depth. There will be a lot of strength left.
Memorizing 1 Tang and Song poetry is lifelong. I'm still in my thirties. It's a pity that I was too playful when I was a child. It takes a lot of effort to recite it now. I envy you to death, hehe, carry more when you are free. In fact, Tang and Song Ci poems are beautiful in terms of words, structure, musicality and artistic conception, but they are too beautiful. You need to read more books, ask more questions and study hard.
What's the use of reciting so many ancient poems and classical Chinese? Modern Chinese evolved from classical Chinese, and now the language we use and even the spoken language contain classical Chinese elements. For example, death in this idiom does not mean death, but escape. The most common meaning of death in classical Chinese is to escape. Many such examples can't be remembered at the moment. I can understand some classical Chinese. It is of great help to the accuracy of words used in Chinese today. For a typical example, there are two poems, "Spring silkworms die, tears dry at night", which were originally intended to express ideas. Silk and sea are the essence of restraining fear and hug, which is the same as thinking. Tears say that candles are actually metaphors of people's tears, which are very attractive, but I don't know when they are opened to praise teachers, which is neither fish nor fowl.
None of the above is the most important. The most important thing is that our literary works pay attention to lyricism, which developed from the Book of Songs in the pre-Qin period. The literary works of later generations were significantly influenced by the prose and the Book of Songs in the pre-Qin period, so learning some classical Chinese is also very helpful to understand modern literary works.
What you are learning now may not be systematic, so you can't see the function of endorsement for the time being. If you take the Chinese Department of a university, you will find that some things said by the university have actually been studied in middle schools and primary schools, but they are more systematic and in-depth. There will be a lot of strength left.
Memorizing 1 Tang and Song poetry is lifelong. I'm still in my thirties. It's a pity that I was too playful when I was a child. It takes a lot of effort to recite it now. I envy you to death, hehe, carry more when you are free. In fact, Tang and Song Ci poems are beautiful in terms of words, structure, musicality and artistic conception, but they are too beautiful. You need to read more books, ask more questions and study hard.
Please talk about why it is "very important" to recite ancient poems 1, so as to improve one's literary accomplishment and cultural level. Ancient poetry and prose are treasures of China culture. Reciting ancient poems can improve our understanding of ancient Chinese, improve our cultural quality, and help us understand more ancient Chinese knowledge by remembering a good sense of language. Mining inheritance. If Yu Dan recited the Analects of Confucius, how can he leave it in the lecture room and win everyone's love? 3. Personally, I think reciting ancient poems can better express my psychological thoughts, understand the meaning expressed by others and improve my writing level. How short and pithy ancient poems and sentences can express how many emotions or things. For example, "But when you walk up a flight of stairs, you broaden your horizons by 300 miles" can persuade others to work hard and go forward bravely. Wouldn't it be better not to remember?
Please talk about why it is "very important" to recite ancient poems and prose, which can improve a person's literary accomplishment and cultural level.
Ancient poetry and prose are treasures of China culture. Reciting ancient poems can improve our understanding of ancient Chinese and our own cultural accomplishment. By reciting, we have a good sense of language, which is conducive to understanding more ancient Chinese knowledge.
2. Inherit Chinese culture and inspire patriotic enthusiasm.
If even the poems are memorized, how can they be understood, excavated and passed on? If Yu Dan recited the Analects of Confucius, how can he keep the words of Lecture Room and win everyone's love?
3. Personally, I think that reciting ancient poems can better express my psychological thoughts, understand the meaning expressed by others and improve my writing level.
How short and pithy ancient poems and sentences can express how many emotions or things. For example, "but you can broaden your horizons by walking up a flight of stairs for 300 miles" can persuade others to work hard and go forward bravely. If you can't remember them, it takes a lot of energy, and he may not listen.
7. How to recite ancient poetry and classical Chinese can we recite it firmly. Read it through first.
Then understand the meaning of ancient Chinese, there is no hurry at this stage, you can take your time,
After fully understanding, you will master the context of the article and then recite it according to the meaning. You can recite it sentence by sentence, but it is best to recite it in groups. This process should be repeated, that is, don't give you the memories of the present.
Finally, recall, read through, focus on breaking, and recite coherently.
It's done.
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