How can you memorize ancient Chinese as quickly as possible?

1. Be able to read every word, 2. Be familiar with 3. Be able to translate.

4. Recite in sections 5. Connect 6. Memorize them all.

There are two key points in this: being able to read and being familiar with it.

Then I can translate.

In addition, we should also pay attention to the usual accumulation and accumulate some explanations of ancient words and words.

1. Be able to read every word, 2. Be familiar with 3. Be able to translate.

4. Be familiar with the general meaning and main content of the full text, recite it in associative segments 5, connect the paragraphs in series 6, and recite the full text.

There are two key points here: being able to read, being familiar with it, understanding the whole text, and then being able to translate.

In fact, it is not difficult to memorize ancient texts.

It's not as boring and boring as many people think.

Maybe it's a subconscious rejection of ancient texts.

Therefore, ancient texts are often not memorized.

I've got a little bit of a way to do it here.

Hope it helps.

I've definitely listened to a lot of pop songs.

Those lyrics also remember the rolling melon.

Because those songs are kind of new to us.

I can't help but listen to it a few more times.

Naturally, it will be memorized.

So you can also record the ancient texts you want to memorize (that is, record them, it's best to ask someone else to help you) and put them in ***.

Listen often. It's familiar to hear, but it's not yet completely memorized.

Let's look at the original text in the textbook.

The impression will be even more profound.

It will naturally be remembered.

Or in an informal way.

A little adaptation of the ancient text.

For example, Mulan poems.

Change to our catchy words.

Remembered the adaptation.

The original text is not much of a problem.

Anyway, the purpose is to listen more and read more.

Actually, I personally think.

Listening more is the best way to do it.

Because you don't have to read it yourself.

You don't have to hold a book every day.

Listen to it when you're fine.

If someone reads it in your ear every day.

It will also be familiar with it naturally.

If you can understand the gist of the words.

It's quick to remember, and it's not easy to forget.

There are 4 ways to do this:

1. Divide the text into parts: analyze the text as a whole into a number of meaningful paragraphs, and read them in sections. After analyzing the meaning of a text, you can see the clues of the article and the author's ideas, and after being familiar with the ins and outs of the characters and things written, you can quickly memorize them.

2. Copying method: This is a method of comprehensive application of eyes, mouth, hands and heart to recitation. Seeing the article, reading the article, writing the article, thinking about the article. When the eyes are familiar, the mouth is familiar, the hands are familiar, and the heart is familiar, the full text is easy to memorize by memorizing them.

3. Progressive method: using this method is like a snowball, that is, reading the first sentence first, that is, reciting the first sentence; Then read the first two sentences of the manuscript Huai, that is, the first two sentences are required to be memorized. And so on, scroll forward, and accumulate the memorization until the text is complete.

4. Reading aloud: When memorizing Chinese, you must first read the full text aloud once or three times until you are familiar with it, so that it will be easier to memorize.