How can the charcoal seller memorize the melon well

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We have to remember the order.

Who what. How, what to do. Outcome.

The first 1 sentence should be memorized.

Then remember his appearance. When, where to go, who to meet. After , the result.

That's how I carried it)

First memorized to "worry about charcoal, I wish the weather is cold." This sentence was then recited to "rest in the mud outside the south gate of the city." I memorized all of this sentence at the end.

ps: Purely hand-played, plagiarism is strictly prohibited!!

Recite it in sections, and then memorize it in its entirety at the end.

Make up stories. The more bizarre, the better.

This is called right-brain memory. That's how our teachers pay in class.

Because this is a narrative poem, you can memorize it in the order in which things develop, and that's how our teacher taught us.

What's the hurry? Urgency to urinate?

Give me 300 points and I'll write, o(o....

Recite the translation.

Or imagine the scene at that time.

It's too simple, understand the knowledge, and then note the pinyin, and memorize the last sentence one by one.

Selling charcoal, Bai Juyi.

Sell charcoal, cut down and burn charcoal in the southern mountains.

The face is full of dust and smoke, and the temples are pale and the fingers are black.

What is the profit from selling charcoal? The clothes on the body eat in the mouth.

The poor shirt is single, and the heart is worried and wishes for the cold.

At night, a foot of snow outside the city came, and Xiao drove a charcoal cart to roll the ice ruts.

The cattle are trapped and the people are hungry, and they are resting in the mud outside the south gate of the city.

Who are the two riders? The yellow-clothed messenger is white-shirted.

The hand put the paperwork in his mouth, and returned to the car and led the ox to the north.

A cart of charcoal, more than 1,000 catties, the palace envoy will not regret it.

Half a horse of red silk and a zhang of silk, tied to the cow's head to fill the charcoal straight.

Translation: There was an old man who sold charcoal, chopping wood and burning charcoal in Zhongnan Mountain. His face was dusty, the color of a smoky fire, his temples were gray, and his ten fingers were jet black.

What is the use of the money from selling charcoal? For the clothes you wear and the food you eat in your mouth. The clothes on his body are very thin, but he is worried that the price of charcoal is cheap, and he hopes that the weather will be colder.

At night, it snowed a foot thick outside the city, and in the early morning, the old man drove a charcoal cart through the frozen ruts. The cattle were tired, the people were hungry, the sun was already rising, and the old man rested in the mud outside the south gate of the market.

The two men on horseback came briskly, who were they? Eunuchs dressed in yellow and servants dressed in white. Holding an official document in his hand, he said that it was the emperor's order, and then pulled the head of the cart and shouted to drive the cattle to the north.

A cart of charcoal, more than 1,000 catties, the palace city messengers insisted on driving it away, but the old man was reluctant to give it up, but there was no way. The envoys of the palace market hung half a horse of red silk and a zhang of silk on the head of the ox as the price of charcoal.

Memorize sentence by sentence first.

And then a paragraph was taken.

I'm very good at memorizing lyrics, so I'll usually add classical Chinese to the tunes that I'm familiar with, and it's easy to memorize.

After reading it a few times, I'll naturally recite it.

Just read it a few times and copy it twice.

Just read it a few times and copy it twice. Be mindful!

"The Charcoal Seller" is the thirty-second poem in Bai Juyi's "Xin Yuefu" group of poems, which is self-note: "Kugong City also." Bai Juyi wrote Xin Yuefu in the early years of Yuanhe (Tang Xianzong's year, 806-820), which was the time when the palace market was most harmed.

He has a very good understanding of Miyagichi and deep sympathy for the people, so he was able to write this touching poem "The Charcoal Seller". The "palace" of "Miyagichi" refers to the imperial palace, and "shi" means to buy. Originally, the items needed for the palace were purchased by the officials.

During the Middle and Tang dynasties, the eunuchs were autocratic and unscrupulous, and even this kind of procurement right was also caught, and there were often dozens of hundreds of people distributed in the east and west cities of Chang'an and lively neighborhoods, forcibly buying goods at low prices, and even not giving a penny, and extorting the "door money" and "foot price" of "Jinfeng". Named "Miyagi", it was actually an open plunder. (For details, see Han Yu's Shunzong Shilu, vol. 2, Old Tang Shu, vol. 14, Zhang Jianfeng's Biography, and Tongjian, vol. 235.) ）