How to learn high Chinese? How high school students learn classical Chinese well

In addition to some excellent students who are well-versed in ancient and modern times, well-read, and love literature, I think most high school students still have to rely on their backs, time is tight, the task is heavy, there is no opportunity for you to be interested in learning, you can only memorize repeatedly, key vocabulary, real words and virtual words, and constantly memorize and apply, it should be the most common and effective method.

For the study of classical Chinese, I believe that the main focus should be on accumulating vocabulary. There are many words in classical Chinese that we are not familiar with, and if we don't remember them, we don't know what they mean at all. This is also a great difficulty for us to learn classical Chinese, so we can do three things, read more, memorize more, and practice more.

By memorizing the meaning of the words, it is much easier to learn the whole text.

In this regard, it is mainly up to your own memory.

I suggest that you prepare a "Dictionary of Ancient Chinese", so that in the process of learning, you can look up the dictionary if you encounter something you don't understand. You have to write down some words and what they mean, or you have to understand them. When you practice more and get used to it, your level will naturally improve.

The modal words in the classical Chinese, all the interpretations are all memorized, and some of the meanings of the modal words must be remembered, otherwise when you read the article, you don't know what the modal words mean, and the whole article will not make sense, and then in terms of real words, basically I think ancient and modern Chinese are about the same, real words are about the same, and the teacher will teach students in ordinary times, you can find a teacher, you want to take notes or find a tutorial book, read these words yourself, After you develop a sense of classical Chinese, you will feel that it is actually very simple.

The method of learning high Chinese is first of all about comprehension, followed by memorization, and of course both are important.

High Chinese is long, more complex in content, and has a lot of knowledge points.

First of all, it is necessary to understand the knowledge points in it, because there are many different understandings between ancient Chinese and modern Chinese, so it is easy to be confused and needs to be understood correctly. Then connect with the knowledge points learned, translate the article, and understand the meaning of the article. Knowledge points must be memorized, and it is best to memorize the article, in fact, the memory of the article is not difficult, and it is very easy on the basis of understanding the meaning.

High Chinese is indeed a big problem, but after mastering some learning skills, the difficulty is much reduced.

When learning classical Chinese, you must first understand the translation of classical Chinese, only in this way can you better understand the meaning of classical Chinese, and it will be easier when you learn, and you will be more agreeable when reciting.

You can also master more nouns in classical Chinese, and try to translate classical Chinese with your own sentences in ordinary times, so that it will be easier to learn after finding the sense of classical Chinese.

High Chinese language and literature all rely on memory accumulation, in class to learn and usually do the questions encountered in the various words, allusions, etc. to write down in time, after class to do a good job of notes sorting, and then take time to memorize, often read classical Chinese, carefully figure out the meaning of classical Chinese to think, deliberate the interpretation of words. If you stick to it for a long time, it will naturally come to fruition.

Classical Chinese is a written language in ancient China, which mainly includes written language formed on the basis of the spoken language of the pre-Qin period. To learn classical Chinese, you need to have study skills. It is necessary to read a text repeatedly before studying it.

I don't understand it at first, but I need to be familiar with it. Understand the meaning of the article and proceed in sections. Some characters in classical Chinese are indistinguishable from modern Chinese.

Third, when the full text can be translated into modern Chinese in your mind, you will find the difference between reading it carefully and reading it when you didn't understand it before, and you will be very impressed when you feel that the meaning is very vague.

This kind of language and writing discipline is to memorize more and memorize more, and to read more annotations and be able to translate, if the translation is passable, it will be easy to understand.

I still remember the "Persuasion" I learned when I was in high school, because I really understood what this article was about, and I slowly translated the following notes, and I didn't know how to skip it, so I bought a textbook to analyze it, and compared it, as long as I can sort out the meaning, it is easy to remember, I can be familiar with it, and there is no problem in coping with the exam naturally.

It is necessary to remember the ancient and modern meanings of fake words, and the multiple meanings of some words, which are generally easy to test, and will have some meanings in other contexts, so you must be able to distinguish them. In language subjects, the most stupid and useful method is to be able to memorize, to understand the meaning of words or words according to the context, and to be able to do this, it is not difficult to learn classical Chinese.

For high Chinese, I personally think that you should refer to the following methods to learn:

First of all, you can read through the whole text fluently, solve the words you don't know in the text for the first time, and annotate them by looking up the dictionary and asking the teacher;

Secondly, try to translate the full text by yourself with the annotations of the textbook, so that it is easier to understand when the teacher is lecturing.

After translating the full text into modern Chinese under the teacher's explanation, strive to memorize the full text;

Finally, it is important to record the common and false words and ancient and modern synonyms in the text, which are easy to make mistakes.

By following the above steps to learn classical Chinese, I believe that it is not difficult to take exams or practice, and the more texts you memorize, the more you will be able to translate accurate classical Chinese in the later stage, and you will have a high score rate Chinese Chinese questions in the exam.

In fact, the content of classical Chinese in high school is still very limited.

You can memorize the usage meaning of the eighteen imaginary words (18 basically) in high school (this is very useful), and sometimes even if you don't understand the meaning of the sentence, you can judge it by the parts of speech and components.

As for the actual words, it depends on accumulation, and the ancient texts in the class are familiar, and the ancient texts outside the classroom will not be particularly tricky, and they will generally be examined in combination with the content learned in the class.

In the end, you still have to memorize it, go buy a manual of basic knowledge of the language, this is still very comprehensive.

Read more, memorize more, and look at the notes.

Find a one-line notebook.,Three lines per page are divided into groups.,Group and group empty lines are separated.。 The first line of each group copies the original sentence, the second line points under the key words in the first line, and then writes the meaning of the word or word or the way to use the word class, and the third line translates the whole sentence into vernacular. It's a little more cumbersome, but it's more effective.

Read more, translate more, and take your time.

It should be more reading, more memorization, and more understanding.