When reading, I feel that reciting ancient poems is tedious and annoying, and it seems useless. Later, I read a post, which made sense: Do you want to see a flock of wild geese fly in and say something like "Oh, my God, many bird thieves look good", or do you want to write an ancient poem: "Wild geese fly in the air to save their feathers." ? I think this is why we have to recite ancient poems. Seeing the beautiful scenery of thieves, I always want to say a few sour poems to meet the occasion! Instead of just saying good-looking, good-looking, really good-looking, what am I thinking?
In addition, sometimes reciting ancient poems can also come in handy. You can write "There are red beans in linglong dice, and I miss you deeply" and "I want to know you, and I will live a long life ...", instead of trying to write without knowing how to write, you can only bite the pen holder when holding a pen. Reciting ancient poems can make you write wonderfully, and even chasing young boyfriends and girlfriends makes you feel educated, doesn't it?
That's why we have to recite ancient poems. It doesn't look useful at ordinary times, but it is very useful to look carefully.