First, understand the mnemonic method: recite an ancient poem, understand the content of the poem, and understand the thought of the poem. There must be some logic in these contents. As long as you memorize the meaning of the poem and restore it to the language of the poem when you use it, the poem will be easier to remember.
For example, if you don't understand the meaning of this poem, it's hard to remember. The meaning of this poem is: in a helpless mood, I can only stretch my neck and overlook. If you know the meaning of this poem, it is easy to remember it.
Second, the scene imagination method: the so-called scene imagination method is to imagine the original appearance of the scenery or characters described in the poem with imagination, which is helpful for memory.
For example: "Picking chrysanthemums under the east fence, leisurely seeing Nanshan", when the reporter wrote this poem, he could imagine an old man in rags, but affectionate and carefree, enjoying chrysanthemums and picking chrysanthemums by a row of bamboo fences, with Nanshan with a very clear outline behind him. If you can't imagine such a picture in your mind, then this poem has an indelible impression in your mind.
Third, rhyme memorization: ancient poetry has a strict rhythm, which is a return to aesthetics. In the process of reciting ancient poems, you can stress rhymes.
For example, "Flowers wither and flowers fly all over the sky, but who pities when the fragrance dies?" The rhyme of this poem is the vowel "An", so when you remember it, you can remember the word rhyme and pass it on to this poem, thus deepening your memory.
Fourth, reading memory method: You may have seen ancient scholars shake their heads and pull the tune for a long time on TV. Maybe many people couldn't help laughing at that time, but it really helped to remember. Therefore, when reciting a poem, you can slow down the pace appropriately and appreciate the intention in the poem to deepen your memory.