Senior sister, I have now preliminarily chosen to study Chinese language and literature

Hello, I am a senior student of Chinese language and literature, and I personally think that ancient literature is easy, and the direction of modern literature actually includes not only linguistics, but also real literature, such as genres of modern literature, works, writers, etc. But the linguistics is really difficult, and you have to memorize the International Phonetic Alphabet or something. Comparatively speaking, ancient literature is slightly more interesting, and if you have good literary skills, it is even easier, although there is also ancient Chinese in it, but it is relatively simple.

You read it wrong, how can modern literature study dialects, it is the study of literature. Modern Chinese may study dialects. Ancient literature, there are a lot of books that need to be read, and most of them are ancient books, and I am very good at classical Chinese and words.

However, I believe that those who study ancient literature well will also be handy in learning modern literature, and the accumulation of knowledge will always be useful. And contemporary literature, of course, also needs to read a lot of books, but it is relatively easier than those majoring in ancient literature, and almost all of them are in the vernacular. Which one you choose depends on your interests, and you also have to think about the further direction of your study of ancient literature, such as the direction of the Tang and Song dynasties or the direction of the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties; It seems that modern and contemporary times also have to choose, but there are fewer options.

The modern and contemporary scores of our Western University are very high, and the ancient Chinese are low.

Hope mine is helpful to you. I wish you success in the graduate school entrance examination!

Are those elective? But if not, I personally feel that ancient Chinese is easier than modern Chinese.

1. Literature. Including selected ancient, modern and foreign literary works, literary history; and literary theory, among others. The work focuses on the introduction of various major literary works in ancient and modern China and foreign countries, and it is necessary to spend effort on understanding and understanding.

Familiar with the author, time of creation, background of creation, main content, theme idea, plot, contradictions, expressions, artistic characteristics, writing clues, paragraph structure, main characters, social influence, genre, implicit meaning of the work, conceptual characteristics, etc. To learn the selection of works, you must read the original works carefully, and you can't just read the textbooks without reading the works. Therefore, it is necessary to start with the political, economic, cultural, and social conditions of each era, and grasp the representative writers, representative works, literary schools, literary groups, literary phenomena, and the process of their rise and fall, causes, and historical influences.

In studying literary history, it is necessary to grasp not only the clues of historical development but also the analysis of the times. Literary theory focuses on introducing the nature, composition, characteristics, genres, creative process, creative techniques, literary appreciation, internal laws and external factors of literary development, the expositions of Marxist-Leninist classic writers on literature and culture, and the essence, characteristics, and aesthetic problems of ancient and modern Chinese and foreign aesthetic masters. Self-study of literary theories should focus on understanding concepts, terminology, basic viewpoints, and basic theories.

For most international students whose native language is Latin, Chinese pronunciation is one of the biggest difficulties in learning Chinese. The original language has no tones, so the pronunciation of Chinese is difficult for us, especially the second and fourth tones.

If you had to choose a college major all over again, what would it be?

If I had the opportunity to choose a new university major, I don't think I would change my choice, I would still choose the major of Chinese Language and Literature (Teacher Training), and I would still choose to continue my graduate studies.

Thinking back to the time when I applied for the college entrance examination after the college entrance examination, I was very entangled, whether to choose the literature major that I like or the law major that my parents like? In the end, I was fortunate that I insisted on choosing the literature major that I had always loved, and I fulfilled my childhood wish and was admitted to the graduate school of literature and art.

More than a year and a half have passed since I was in graduate school, and although I study hard every day, I am still very happy. Therefore, if I choose again, I will still insist on choosing Chinese language and literature.

First of all, we should strive to cultivate an interest in learning Chinese majors.

Interest, from a psychological point of view, is a kind of psychological orientation that desires to be familiar with, understand, study, and comprehend a certain object, which occurs and develops in human needs and practical activities. It is often said that "interest produces diligence, and diligence produces genius".

If the majority of students cultivate a strong interest in Chinese majors, then they will stimulate a strong desire for knowledge and the spirit of hard work, and they will have a high-spirited, energetic, and not afraid of any difficulties, and they will regard learning as a great joy.

History

In 1903, the Kyoto Normal University Hall.

Eight subjects are offered, including literature, law, economics, agriculture, industry, commerce, medicine, and Gezhi, and the "literature" section includes Chinese and Chinese language and literature.

On March 31, 1910, the "Department of Chinese Literature" was established in the Hall of Beijing Normal University. In 1912, the hall was renamed Peking University. In 1917, Cai Yuanpei.

After serving as the president of Peking University, he set up three departments and 14 departments of arts, science, and chain friends, and the "literature" department.

It includes the Department Chinese of Chinese Language and Literature, which can be regarded as a major in Chinese language and literature.

The beginning. In the 20s of the 20th century, Beijing Normal University and Nanjing University.

Tsinghua University, Wuhan University.

and other institutions have opened "Chinese" departments or colleges of literature, and set up departments of Chinese language and literature, and some say that they are referred to as "Chinese departments". After the founding of the People's Republic of China, they were all collectively called "Chinese Department", which was a period of vigorous development of Chinese language and literature majors in universities.