How do you evaluate Wang Kaidong s book Tsinghua Principal is Illiterate, Doctors Flip Through Book

exaggerates the facts, directly says that the illiterate and rare characters are illiterate, and generally says that the apocryphal fabrications on the Internet that some doctors do not distinguish when they look up allusions are random flipping books. Secondly, the conclusion in the article is very WeChat short style, such as: "No wonder Chinese universities are pitiful in the world rankings, no wonder our diplomas are not recognized by people who are beaten to death, it turns out that it is not ethnic discrimination, but self-inflicted deafness!"

From some unimportant facts, a very interesting point of view is drawn. It's like a person who smashed a bowl when he was a child, so we can see that this person will not be a big deal in the future.

Wang Kaidong's article is brainless, standing on the high platform of traditional culture, and brainlessly criticizing some behaviors that seem to have "deep accumulation of traditional culture". I would like to say that not knowing some rare words and not being familiar with allusions and ancient books is just a trivial matter in modern society. Although the relative ignorance of traditional culture by these high-level intellectuals is the result of the projection of cultural faults onto specific events, it can only reflect this cultural fault.

Ms. Wang is a middle school Chinese teacher, and whether she recognizes rare words or not is of course the ultimate in academic research. He can't be blamed for that either. There is a magazine called "Bite the Text", "Bite the Text" is a periodical magazine published by the "Bite the Text" magazine edited by Hao Mingjian, which was founded in January 1995 and has been 32 open and 48 pages since its inception, and is published once a month.

Publicizing language norms, disseminating language knowledge, guiding language life, and promoting language learning" is the purpose of the journal. , journalists, proofreaders, advertising practitioners, program hosts, teachers, and students are its main readers. "This magazine is the bible of a language teacher, and it has the same status as "Bosom Friend".

What's the crux of the matter? They just read the words they didn't know! "Don't be ashamed to ask, "Can't this be done?"

It is engaged in education and culture, isn't this a fool? I don't think there's anything wrong with this comment in this commentary. Against most of the above comments, and the justification of what science and engineering liberal arts or something, I am a science and engineering subject, but I will not be blinded by the words - this is a matter of principle!

Yes, this is an obscure word, and few people use it, but the attitude towards learning shows that we cannot win the Nobel Prize because of the mass base. Respect learning from the bottom of our hearts, and don't evaluate a person's voice by status, have we done it?

Sinology is actually the study of language. Allusions, when used well, can at best make the language more vivid or the explanations more explicit. However, the pursuit of obscure words or the use of difficult allusions has deviated from the scope of language.

It is perfectly acceptable for a scholar who is not a professional in Chinese language and literature to not understand these things.

You say that I, a person who is engaged in physics, how can I understand the reading of Chinese characters? Wang Kaidong said that he himself is quite good as a high school Chinese teacher, but I think it is better to let everyone in the interline be proficient in Chinese and traditional culture. Although Peking University Tsinghua University is not a world-class university, it is also ranked 40-50 in the world, so it will not be miserable.

Wang Kaidong said that his eyes were too high, but his hands couldn't keep up.

I think even if you are doing academics, you have to allow you to make mistakes. What's more, this is just a general social activity, and the protagonist is not an expert in this area. There's no need to be so cynicism.

I think I'm an expert in this area, and I may not be able to read a word if I don't take a test, otherwise why use a reference book.

The professional gap is so big that it is heavenly, if these continents are rich and free, and the hobbies outside the major are ancient literature, and they are comparable. What you're laughing at is that you're not even a scum in their field of expertise. You ridicule the presidents of several universities, and in the field of politics in which they minored, you probably have been deprived of the ability to cry.