As can be seen from the article, the reasons for Wang Xizhi's success are:
1. He is both talented and diligent. He was good at calligraphy at the age of seven, and at the age of twelve, he could understand the previous generation's calligraphy secret book "Bi Shuo".
2. Meet a famous teacher and get a true story. His father sent him to Mrs. Wei, whose calligraphy was famous all over the world at that time, to study calligraphy, which was deeply loved by Mrs. Wei and taught him carefully.
I hope I can help you. (* _ _ *) Hee hee ...
2. The original text in classical Chinese about Wang Xizhi's learning book: "Wang Xizhi in Jin Dynasty was a man with few words and a broad mind.
A good book at the age of seven. At the age of twelve, I saw the previous generation of Bi Shuo at my father's bedside and secretly read it again. Father said, "Why did you steal my secret?" Xi smiled and didn't answer.
Mother said,' I read "Using Calligraphy", but my father thought it was too small, so I'm afraid I can't keep it a secret.' The language is:' I'll teach you when you are an adult.
At the invitation of Xihe, use it today to make adults fear children's orders. Father was very happy, so he followed.
If the month is not profitable, the book will make great progress. Mrs. Wei used to talk a lot when she saw this. Wang Ce said,' This son must read the book with a pen. If he reads its books carefully, he will have the wisdom of old age.
Crying: "This child will hide my name." When the Jin emperor offered sacrifices to the northern suburbs, he even wished the edition and made a work cut. "
We can see from the article that the reason for Wang Xizhi's success is: 1. He is brilliant and hardworking. He was good at calligraphy at the age of seven, and at the age of twelve, he could understand the previous generation's calligraphy secret book "Bi Shuo". 2. Meet a famous teacher and get a true story.
His father sent him to learn calligraphy from Mrs. Wei, whose calligraphy was famous all over the world at that time, and he was deeply loved by Mrs. Wei. He was carefully taught, hoping to help you. (* _ _ *) Hee hee ...
3. Read the classical Chinese "Wang Xizhi" for reference.
Shu Duan Wang Xizhi
Wang Xizhi of Jin Dynasty was a seven-year-old scholar. When I was twelve years old, I saw the old ghost saying (2) under my father's pillow and secretly read it again. Father said, "Why did you steal my secret?" Xihe just laughed. Mother said, "Do you think we should use brushwork?" Seeing that he was young, his father was afraid that he couldn't hide it and said, "I'll teach you when you are an adult." Xi's invitation: "Use it today to make adults afraid of three children and young children." Father was very happy, so he followed. If the month is not profitable, the book will make great progress.
Mrs. Wei used to talk a lot when she saw this. Wang Ce said, "This son must know how to use a pen. You will be wise if you read his books carefully. " Snoring, he said, "This child is going to stamp my name!"
(from "Wang Xizhi of Shu Duan")
Note 1 Kuang: Wang Kuang, father of Wang Xizhi. Two essays: a book about calligraphy. 3 Cover: Obstruction. 4 young order: a wonderful gift of childhood. ⑤ Mrs Wei: calligrapher of the Eastern Jin Dynasty.
(1) Explain the red words in the following sentences. (2 points)
① Good books at the age of seven: ② Good books in the unprofitable period;
(2) What beneficial enlightenment did you get from Wang Xizhi's story of learning calligraphy? (3 points)
12.( 1)① Good at ② fullness, till.
(2) Enlightenment: In practical learning, I think interest is the best teacher. It is precisely because Wang Xizhi likes writing and is eager to learn and make progress that he becomes a book saint.
Wang Xizhi of Jin Dynasty, named Shao Yi, was the son of Wang Kuang. At the age of seven, he was good at calligraphy. At the age of twelve, he saw the book Bi Shuo, which was talked about by the previous generation, and stole it from under his father's pillow. His father said, "Why did you steal my secret book?" Wang Xizhi smiled and didn't answer. His mother asked, "Are you looking at brushwork?" Seeing that he was young, his father said to Xizhi, "When you grow up, I will teach you calligraphy." I bow down to you. Now let my son read this book. Looking at it when you grow up will delay your child's early development. Father was very happy and gave him the book at once. In less than a month, calligraphy has made great progress.
When Mrs Wei knew this, she told Taichang Wang Ce, "This child must be reading" Using a Pen ". I saw his calligraphy recently and became an old man. " He said with tears, "This child will definitely overshadow my reputation in the future."
4. Wang Xizhi's classical Chinese translation of the original 2
Wang Xizhi of Jin Dynasty was a seven-year-old scholar. In the twelfth year, I saw the last generation of Bi Shuo under my father's pillow and secretly looked at it. Father said, "Why did you steal my secret?" Xihe just laughed. Mother said, "Do you think we should use brushwork?" Seeing that he is young, his father is afraid that he can't keep a secret. He said, "I'll teach you when you are an adult." Xihe invited him to say, "If you use it today, you will be able to cure adults, and you will not be able to cover the children's orders." Father was very happy, so he followed. If the month is not profitable, the book will make great progress.
When Mrs Wei saw this, she kept talking. Wang Ce said, "This son must know how to use a pen. When he sees his book, he will become smart. " Snoring like thunder, he said, "This child is going to stamp my name! '
When the Jin Emperor was in the Jin Dynasty, he offered sacrifices to the northern suburbs, and even wished the edition, and the work was cut into the wood.
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Wang Xizhi of Jin Dynasty, the son of Wang Kuang, was good at calligraphy at the age of seven. When he was twelve years old, he saw a book about calligraphy under his father's pillow and secretly read it. His father said, "Why did you peek at my secret book?" Wang Xizhi smiled and didn't answer. Mom said, "You are looking at the way to raise a pen." My dad took a test. He was young, and I'm afraid he wouldn't understand the mystery. He said to Wang Xizhi, "I'll give it to you when you grow up." Wang Xizhi bowed down and asked, "Give me the book now. If I wait until I am an adult, it will delay my child's good talent as a child." Father was very happy and gave him the book at once. In less than a month, Wang Xizhi's calligraphy has made great progress.
When Mrs Wei knew this, she said to Wang Ce, the official, "This child must be watching the tricks of using a pen. I saw his calligraphy recently and became an old man. " Wang Ce said with tears: "This child will definitely cover up my reputation in the future."
During the Jin Dynasty, the imperial court held a sacrificial ceremony in the northern suburbs. When replacing the bamboo board, the worker cut off his words and infiltrated the board for three points.
5. The classical Chinese translation of Wang Xizhi's Xue Ji:
Wang Xizhi of Jin Dynasty, a few words, son of Wang Kuang. At the age of seven, he was good at calligraphy. At the age of twelve, he saw the ancient "Pen Shuo" under his father's pillow and stole it. Father asked, "Why did you steal my secret book?" Wang Xizhi just laughed and didn't answer. Mother said, "Look at the pen." Father thinks he is young and is afraid that he can't keep a secret. He said to Wang Xizhi, "I'll teach you when you grow up." Wang Xizhi sincerely asked his father, "Give it to me now. If you wait until adulthood, I am afraid that you will bury your childhood talents. " Father was very happy and gave it to him. In less than a month, calligraphy has made great progress. After reading it, Mrs Wei said to Wang Ce, the Taichang official, "Xizhi must have read Bi Shuo. I recently learned his calligraphy. " With tears streaming down her face, she said, "This child will definitely be more famous than me." During the Jin Dynasty, the imperial court held a sacrificial ceremony in the northern suburbs. When replacing the bamboo board, the worker cut off his words and infiltrated the board for three points.
6. Zhang Huai's translation of classical Chinese Shu Duan Wang Xizhi:
Wang Xizhi of Jin Dynasty, named Shao Yi, was the son of Wang Kuang. At the age of seven, he was good at calligraphy. At the age of twelve, he saw a book about calligraphy written by the previous generation under his father's pillow and secretly read it. My father said, "Why did you steal my secret book?" Wang Xizhi smiled and didn't answer. Mother asked, "Are you looking at the brushwork?" Seeing that he was young, his father was afraid that he could not keep the secret, and said, "I will teach you when you grow up." Wang Xizhi bowed to his father and said, "Now let me have a look. When I grow up, I am afraid that I will not be able to bury my wonderful talents when I was young. " Father was very happy and gave him the book at once. In less than a month, calligraphy has made great progress. When Mrs Wei knew this, she told Taichang Wang Ce, "The child must have taken a fancy to the skill of writing. I saw his calligraphy recently and became an old man. " He said with tears, "This child will definitely surpass my reputation." During the Jin dynasty, the northern suburbs were sacrificed and the classes were changed. The craftsman carved the words written by Wang Xizhi with brilliant brushwork. (Wang Xizhi) Thirty-three wrote the preface of Lanting, and thirty-seven wrote Huang Tingjing. After writing, someone in the air said, "Your calligraphy touched me, but what about the world?" I'm grandpa Tiantai, claiming to be really better than Zhong You. "Most of Wang Xizhi's calligraphy is not his same font.