The methods and skills of how to change the Chinese calligraphy into vernacular prose are as follows:
1. Understand the original meaning: Before rewriting, fully understand the original meaning and expression. This includes a deep understanding of the meaning of every word, every word and every sentence, and their role in the whole article.
2. Keep the core idea: When rewriting into vernacular prose, make sure to keep the core idea of the original text. That is to ensure that the rewritten article can convey the same feelings, opinions and information.
3. Use easy-to-understand language: The goal of rewriting ancient prose into vernacular prose is to make the article easier to understand. Therefore, it is very important to use easy-to-understand language. Avoid using complicated vocabulary and sentence structure, and try to use fluent and approachable language.
4. Adjust the sentence structure: The sentence structure of ancient prose and vernacular prose is different. When rewriting, we should pay attention to adjusting the sentence structure to make it more in line with the grammar and expression habits of modern Chinese.
5. Maintain coherence: In the process of rewriting, ensure the coherence of the article. There should be a logical connection between each paragraph and sentence, so that readers can easily understand the whole story. Add details appropriately: In order to make the rewritten article more vivid and interesting, you can add some details and descriptions appropriately on the basis of retaining the original text. This can make the article richer and more attractive.
6. refer to other literary works: in the process of rewriting, you can refer to other literary works or articles for inspiration and reference. This helps to improve your writing skills and expressive ability.
7. To change the ancient Chinese "Thank You Zhongshu" into vernacular prose, we need to fully understand the meaning and expression of the original text, retain the core idea, use simple and easy-to-understand language, adjust the sentence structure, maintain coherence, add details appropriately and refer to other literary works. Only in this way can we rewrite the ancient prose more vividly and interestingly, and make it easier for modern readers to understand.
8. Understanding allusions and metaphors in ancient Chinese: In the Book of Appreciation, some allusions and metaphors may be used, which are common in ancient Chinese, but may not be commonly used in vernacular prose. Therefore, when rewriting, we need to understand the connotation of these allusions and metaphors and express them in vernacular prose.