Ask for help in the introduction of classical Chinese, and seek common sense of classical Chinese

If you really want to learn, you can learn the learning process of children in ancient times, first from the simple thousand-character text, the surname of the hundred families and the like, and then memorize the four books and five classics and other more obscure ones. Of course, the times are changing, and it is not realistic to memorize the endless articles now, so it is better to choose some more interesting books such as "The World Speaks New Words", "Strange Tales from Liaozhai", "Three Words and Two Beats", etc., and read every word, and persistence for a long time will have an effect.

However, it should be reminded that the state has promulgated a policy that college entrance examination essays cannot be written in classical Chinese and oracle bone scripts, so classical Chinese writing can only be used as a hobby, and it is not standard classical Chinese, and it is even worse to be half-literate and half-white, so it should be noted.

Famous works after the Ming and Qing dynasties, such as "Dream of Red Mansions", first find some works of modern writers to read, such as Lu Xun's, Hu Shi's or some writers a little earlier, because the language of literary works in that period is the transition from ancient Chinese to modern vernacular, which is easy to read and easy to understand, and the language is not too complicated. Early classical Chinese writings require a good grasp of the form and vocabulary of classical Chinese, and it is not easy to understand its meaning thoroughly.

If you read the Analects, it's a good primer. At the beginning, I chose to memorize the article, such as the teacher's table and the like, and I still have to understand it later.

The Analects are too difficult, right?

It's better to choose ancient prose. In the Ming and Qing dynasties, it was easier, and the farther it went, the more difficult it was.

Bai: Conferring an official position.

Except: Dismissal from the old post and appointment of a new post.

Out: Appointment. Promotion: Promotion to an official position.

Relocation: Transfer of official positions and promotions.

Revolution: Removal from official positions.

Strike: Recall, suspension.

Exemption: Removal from official positions.

Deposed: deposed, degraded.

Chen: Demotion and remote transfer.

Cut: dismissal and dismissal.

Abolition: Ousted or deposed.

Retirement: Revocation or demotion of an official position; Resign yourself.

Repulsion: Discarded.

Go: Dismissed, transferred.

Moving to the left: Reducing the transfer of official positions.

Promotion: promotion, selection.

Conferred: Conferred on an official position.

I know that the third one should be 谪, there is a sentence in the Yueyang Lou Chronicle "Teng Zijing guards Baling County".

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Classical Chinese review is still relatively simple, but the most important thing for him is an accumulation when Ping Han attacked, as long as you review the translation of some words you usually accumulate.