Why do you like languages? What are the expressions of liking language?

Because learning Chinese is not as complicated as learning mathematics, the writing is delicate and beautiful, and it is easy to learn (excluding classical Chinese).

I don't know, maybe it's because I like to read or write articles.

Those words make people feel very emotional.

Those words make people feel very emotional, and your sense of language will be enhanced.

Your sense of speech will be enhanced.

Why do you like languages? Maybe it's because of my self-confidence and the deep affection left by my enlightenment teacher in the language. Chinese has the logic of mathematics, the weight of history, the rhythm of the world, and the beauty of painting.

Language has the time and love I have paid, and it is precious because of my dedication. There's no reason I don't like it.

When I express my original meaning accurately and beautifully in a few words or a poem, I find that I can no longer do without language.

I have been emphasizing with my children that language is a very spiritual subject, and it is important to calm down and feel it. We are too impetuous now, and what we learn is only superficial, but we can't feel the meaning of language. Through the children's questions in class, the parents' feedback and their own perceptions.

I gradually realized that there is indeed a large number of children who do not have much feeling for words, and it cannot be said that they do not love them. I also had an in-depth conversation with him, and he told me that firstly, he was not interested, and secondly, he felt that the books he could understand were meaningless and that he did not feel useful. I've never come across a statement that this is just beginning ...... languageWithout the initial contact with words, how could there be a later self-initiated pursuit of higher-level books?

But I've always insisted that he read more and more, even if he doesn't need it now, and one day he will accumulate a lot.

Speaking of my relationship with languages, I would like to thank my father, a veritable "nerd", who is a "literary obsessive". Since I was a child, my father was very keen to tell me topics, stories, and historical figures from various periods. Although every time I was taught some "leftovers" or even wrong knowledge, my father's love of reading is still influencing me.

One afternoon after another, I read some childish children's stories with me, who was not very literate, and even explained the meaning of them clearly. No matter how many strange questions I asked, my father would always give me an answer that pleased me. That's why I've always had a passion for exploring languages.

I have always maintained a good expectation of words.

Many adults should be too lazy to do these things. However, when they struggle to force their children to read in the future, I wonder if they have ever thought that the patient guidance they were exposed to at the youngest age would often melt into people's lives. And forcing children who have never appreciated the scenery of the sea of books to read for this utilitarian benefit is really not effective.

In fact, I have always wanted to tell my children that books shape people, no matter what time they are. I wish I could give them positive guidance.

I'm thankful that I came out by reading a book. To be able to stand here, stand beside them, and grow with them. The words "teaching and educating people" have always been engraved in my mind, but I attach more importance to "educating people" than "teaching".

Cultivating a student's correct social outlook and values, teaching students what is right and what is wrong, and cultivating a student's good qualities is more important than anything else. No matter what era or when, people with both ability and political integrity will always go farther than those who have talent and no virtue. I hope that one day my children will be able to embrace the world with confidence and calmness when they step into society.

There are several main reasons why a person likes languages:

One is the family atmosphere and edification. In a family, if one of the parents is more fond of literature, it will also be passed on to the child.

The second is personal hobbies. Some people are born with a love for language and language subjects.

The third is the guidance of teachers. If you meet a good Chinese teacher at the age of learning, then you will gradually like Chinese.

Chinese is also a compulsory subject, learning language is very good, you can know astronomy and geography, learn the breadth and profundity of my Chinese language, you can not only appreciate the rhyme of Tang poetry and Song words, but also lead the needle and disadvantages of **, and you can also hire people to communicate with the soul.

Language should be the carrier of thoughts, which can sustenance and express personal thoughts and feelings. There are also people who find language interesting, just as there are many people who like poetry, couplets, riddles. Or "the hero sees the same thing" and finds a soulmate.

Language can express one's own thoughts, communicate with others, and use one's imagination to describe it.

Because quotations are our Chinese, Hitler once said that if we want to destroy a nation, we must destroy their language, and if we can't even learn the language well, then how can we control the fate of our Chinese nation?

It's a person's personality hobby, and everyone has everyone's hobbies

Language is the soul of a nation, and learning the language of one's own nation well is equivalent to loving one's own country.

Personal hobbies, everyone has something they like.