Today's question involves a child, who is only seven years old and has just started to change his teeth. I remember very clearly that I just entered the first grade at this age, not to mention reciting 1200 ancient poems. It would be nice to be able to recite ten ancient poems. Even if I am killed now, I can't recite 1200 ancient poems. I believe most people are like me.
We all know that ancient poetry is the cultural essence of our country. From ancient poems, we can learn a lot of wisdom of the ancients and understand their historical environment. By reading ancient poems, we can improve our moral cultivation. It is really a good choice to recite many ancient poems since childhood.
I can recite 1200 ancient poems at the age of seven. I believe I can also say a few words casually. There is an old saying that goes well? I am familiar with 300 Tang poems, and I can recite them even if I can't write them. ? Such a child can really be called a child prodigy, in my eyes.
Let's talk about the pressure that children may have now. In today's society, because most parents only have one or two children, parents want their children to become successful at this time, which is the so-called dream success. This is what every parent expects.
For the above reasons, today's children begin to learn some things outside the textbooks from a very young age, such as dancing, singing, taekwondo and so on. Of course I won't object to this, but I hope that since I am interested in taking classes, parents will try their best to let their children learn what they like, so that they can learn.
At the age of seven, I can't recite the ancient poem of 1200. I believe few people can. At the age of seven, I guess I can only recite some ancient poems from textbooks.