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Interpretation: chanting.
chanting is a traditional way of reading in China, which has been passed down from generation to generation since the pre-Qin period through private schools, official schools and other educational systems. A hundred years ago, almost no one in China could recite, which was later introduced from the West and Japan. From one hundred years ago back to more than three thousand years ago, all China scholars were chanting. Recite classic literature, poetry and prose, and all Chinese works. Chanting about creation, chanting about appreciation, chanting about learning and memory. Recitation is the living state and original appearance of Chinese poetry.
chanting is a combination of chanting and reading. Both chanting and reading are carried out in accordance with the characteristics of Chinese and the creative rules of Chinese works. The difference between the two is that there is a tune in chanting and no tune in reading. Recitation is a traditional method of education and learning, which is the summary and invention of ancestors for thousands of years, and is especially suitable for learning China traditional culture. The most important thing to learn China's traditional culture is reciting, which is not something that can be extrapolated from a few formulas. We all know that singing is easier to remember lyrics than reciting, so reciting has the function of helping memory.