How can people with a poor foundation learn Chinese classical literature well?

1.Solve language problems. Because it is a classical Chinese, it is still different from the current vernacular. See "Ancient Chinese" written by Wang Li. After the language is passed, it is not too difficult to understand the gist of the text.

2.The history of ancient literature is roughly divided into four parts: the pre-Qin, Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, Tang and Song dynasties, and the Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties.

Each period has knowledge points about the main writers and their works, literary genres, and so on. Generally speaking, it is necessary to memorize important writers, works, nouns (such as "Jian'an literature, Xuanyan poems", etc.), the artistic techniques, characteristics, and status of important works.

Selected Literary Works of the Past Dynasties, Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House.

The main thing is the increase in the amount of reading, you can start with some simple literary articles to cultivate your interest, and then deepen your reading difficulty as your ability and understanding deepen As long as you read more, in fact, ancient Chinese literature is not difficult to learn There is also an important thing to remember the use of those virtual words That is very annoying, you summarize it on a piece of paper, look at it every day, and remember it over time

I wish you a happy and successful study.

This question depends on how old you are.

If you need to face exams in middle and high school before college, there is no other way out but to do the questions. Don't care about cultural literacy, those things are useless before college, and in order to take the exam, you must study Chinese classical literature well.

If it's after college, it's better, if you don't have interest, you can basically give up, and the blood won't have grades. If you are interested, it is even simpler, Chinese classical literature is best to use the traditional Chinese learning method, read more and read more. The main thing is the Four Books and Five Classics, although it sounds a bit of a joke, but the fact is that the Four Books and Five Classics are the core of classical Chinese literature, written as the most classic, and it is not required to memorize it, because it is unrealistic, as long as you are familiar with it.

The foundation is poor, and the foundation is made up.,If you want to do this, you can find some previous books.,Don't be pure Chinese.,Then if you can't understand it, you'll have no interest.。

Find some translators, you can figure it out by yourself, literature is not easy to say when it will be possible, the key is to memorize it by heart, most of the ancient usages or something can find rules, and if there are a few special ones, write them down separately.

Ancient texts cultivate temperament!!

First of all, it is necessary to be clear that there are two different concepts, "classical literature" and "ancient literature" are different, the former focuses on the reading and appreciation of literary works, and the latter focuses on the improvement of language ability (reading and comprehension), and the two are of course intersecting.

Judging from your question, it seems to be more focused on classical literature. Reading works, interest comes first, if the beginning is too difficult, the more you read, the less interested you are, that's not good. So you should look for some books that are easy to get started or familiar with.

The People's Literature Publishing House's "Chinese Classical Literature Reader Series" is a good set of popular readings, from the "Book of Songs" to the Ming and Qing dynasties, you can choose your favorite part to read, such as "Selected Tang Poems", "Selected Words of the Tang and Song Dynasties", etc., and classical prose also has "Selected Prose of the Pre-Qin Dynasty", "Selected Prose of the Tang Dynasty", "Selected Song Literature" and so on. In addition, Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House and Zhonghua Book Company also have similar series of popular reading materials.

"Ancient Texts" and "Three Hundred Tang Poems" are both classic anthologies that have lasted for a long time, and many classical literature lovers use these two books as reading primers.

First read the anthology to understand and familiarize yourself with the general situation of ancient literary works, and then choose a collection of poems and essays by your favorite authors to read.

Interest is gradually accumulated and expanded in reading.