Divide ancient poetry into small parts: divide ancient poetry into several small parts and recite each part step by step. When you have mastered each part, put them together and recite them as a whole.
Recite: Recite the same sentence or paragraph over and over again until you remember it. Then gradually add the next sentence or paragraph.
Understand the connotation of ancient poetry: understanding the connotation and significance of ancient poetry is helpful to memory. Try to translate ancient poetry into your own language, so that you can better understand its meaning.
Create associations: Use associations to help you remember. For example, connect the keywords in ancient poetry with visual images, or with the knowledge points you know.
Sound and rhythm: Reciting ancient poems according to the sound and rhythm of the original poem is also helpful for memory.
In short, reciting ancient poems requires patience and practice. Through the above skills combined with repeated practice, you can recite ancient poems faster.
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Xin Qiji (1140-1207), whose real name is You 'an, was Jia Xuan, a writer, calligrapher and poet in the Southern Song Dynasty. His ci is full of individuality and social realism, which represents one of the peaks of China's classical literature. He is also one of the representatives of the "literary innovation movement" in the Southern Song Dynasty.