Winter vacation time for primary and secondary schools in 223

The winter vacation in primary and secondary schools in 223 will be around January 12th.

winter vacation:

winter vacation refers to the holiday in January and February in winter. Every year around the tenth day of the twelfth lunar month, schools begin to have a holiday, and the winter vacation ends after the Lantern Festival.

In China, schools usually divide each school year into two semesters. Last semester began in September in autumn, and around the tenth day of the twelfth lunar month of the following year, schools began to have a holiday, and the winter vacation ended after the Lantern Festival.

At this time, it is in the cold winter in China, and it is called the winter vacation at the turn of September. Holidays usually last about one month. But in the cold northeast of China and other high latitudes, sometimes it takes as long as 45 days or so, and many even take about two months.

Primary school:

Primary school, also known as China traditional philology, includes the philology of analyzing glyphs, the phonology of words, the exegetics of explaining the meaning of words, and the research around the interpretation and interpretation of pre-Qin classics, so it is also called a vassal of Confucian classics.

In ancient times, the study of exegesis and phonology was called primary school. Each character has three parts: 1. Glyph; 2. Word meaning; 3. Pronunciation. In the Han dynasty, the difference was not significant. At the end of Song Dynasty, Wang Yinglin's Jade Sea has been divided into three types: system, exegesis and phonology. In Sikuquanshu in Qing Dynasty, primary school books were divided into three categories: exegesis, word books and rhyme books.

When reading, you must first learn to read, master the shape, pronunciation and meaning of words, and learn to use them. When children entered the school in the Zhou Dynasty, they first learned the six characters (six characters refer to six groups of branches with simple strokes that began with a). Six books refer to things, pictographs, sounds and shapes, comprehensions, annotations and excuses. In the Western Han Dynasty, "philology" was called "primary school", and in the Tang and Song Dynasties, it was called "primary school", hence the name "primary school".

the Tang dynasty inherited the sui system, promoted the imperial examinations, and set up calligraphy disciplines. "The Book of the New Tang Dynasty: On the Electoral System" says: "A few talents quit calligraphy in Taiwan, and three students learned to laugh at the house for ten days ... Learn books, a piece of paper every day, and occasionally learn current affairs and read Mandarin, Shuowen, Zilin, Sancang and Erya. "For those who want to learn books, Shijing is limited to three years old, Shuowen is one year old and Zilin is one year old."

It also contains the electoral law of calligraphy discipline: "In all calligraphy studies, oral test and proficiency are the first, which means that Mo tries 2 articles in Shuowen and Zilin, and the 18th is the first." It can be seen that the study of calligraphy in the Tang Dynasty was actually a double major in calligraphy and primary school, and it was more important in primary school. Wang Xizhi's philology book "Primary School Chapter" is recorded in the new and old Tang books "Yi Wenzhi", which shows that Wang Xizhi is also a researcher in philology.