What kind of existence was the primary school Chinese textbook in the 90s?

I think that regardless of the background of the times, the primary school texts of that year are still very cute. After all, the trial span of this set of textbooks has been nearly 10 years, and the audience has reached hundreds of millions of people. I like the illustrations inside, it has a very small taste.

remembered that Wu Song beat the tiger in the primary school Chinese textbook, and deliberately found this painting. The author is the famous master Liu Jidian (1918-1983), who is an accomplished master of animal painting and figure painting in the history of modern Chinese art. I miss it so much.

At that time, the illustrations of the characters in it were all drawn by Mr. Jiang, who with his incredible shaping ability, created many classic images of the ancients in our textbooks in one go, and I don't know who the objects of his painting reference are......How many people left the campus and never opened their textbooks again. Seeing the illustrations of classic Chinese textbooks, I seem to think of the teacher's passionate interpretation back then.

The most impressive thing is, of course, the illustrations in the Chinese textbook! The exquisite illustrations, in different forms and styles, not only have high aesthetic value, but also help us understand the texts, such as flying to capture the Luding Bridge, the Five Heroes of Langya Mountain, and the ...... Wu Song Fighting the TigerEvery illustration is memorable!

I still remember the "Portrait of Du Fu" in the textbook that was spoofed by many people, and the author was Jiang Zhaohe, a grandmaster of ink figure painting. It is said that when Jiang Zhaohe created this painting, he did not refer to the painting at all, and in desperation, he drew "Portrait of Du Fu" with reference to his own appearance, this master is too naughty!

Full of memories, I feel that my first understanding of life and beauty comes from my small village, childhood friends and my primary school Chinese textbooks, which is the source of all my feelings, and when I see the textbooks, I can remember the innocent time, those happy times, and I also seem to be able to see the sensitive introverted self of inferiority complex at that time, and now this little girl has grown up, in countless books, in real life, she has become a cheerful, confident, sunny girl who strives to embrace life and the future, thisThat's nice!

This is the edition I used back then, and only two 2001 editions were used in the sixth grade, and the texts and illustrations for the first and second grades were so cute! I can also memorize "The Green Office" word for word. How much I regret selling my old books now, and how nice it would be if I could still see the books from that time and the handwriting covered with them.

Now it seems that it is full of memories, the years are not forgiving, and the post-90s generation has withdrawn from the stage of history. I entered primary school in '97, and we also used the six-year Chinese textbook of the Renjiao version. I looked at the six-year textbook on the Internet, and I was going to buy a set and come back to reminisce slowly.

The Five Heroes of Langya Mountain, the Hard Years, the Little Match Girl, Sandy, Dong Cunrui, Huang Jiguang, Qiu Shaoyun, Dr. Bethune, Wanglu Mountain Waterfall, and Early White Emperor City.

Lesson 1 - Spring Primary School Chinese Volume 2, Lesson 2 - Garden Orchard Primary School Chinese Volume 2 Lesson 3 - Spring Water Creek, Primary School Chinese Volume 2 Lesson 4 - How Vast the Motherland, Primary School Chinese Volume 2 Lesson 5 - Love the Communist Party of China, Primary School Chinese Volume 2 Lesson 6 - Painting.

Lesson 7 of Primary Chinese Volume 2 - The Little Monkey Goes Down the Mountain, Lesson 8 of Primary Chinese Volume 2 - Sima Guang, Lesson 9 of Primary Chinese Volume 2 - Riddles, Lesson 10 of Primary Chinese Volume 2 - Spring Breeze Blowing, Lesson 11 of Primary Chinese Volume 2 - The Swallow Flew Back, Lesson 12 of Primary Chinese Volume 2 - Two Little Lions.

Book 3: Warmth, a story about ***. Book III:

Harvesting paddy, a story about ***. Book 3: The Bees Lead the Way, The Story of Lenin.

Book 3: Mother Plants Have a Way. Book IV:

Climb the Stork's Tower. Book 5: Let's start here.

Book 5: The Wolf That Wagged His Tail.

The first six volumes: precious textbooks. Book VI:

Ancient poem Dalin Temple peach blossom. Book 7: Goodbye Loved One.

Book 7: Little ** Family Yanke. Book VIII:

My uncle, Mr. Lu Xun. Book 9: Little Bluestone.

Book 10: Destroy the little hero Rain. Book 10:

Vanka. The Five Heroes of Langya Mountain, the Hard Years, the Little Girl Who Sells Matches and Reeds, Shandy, Dong Cunrui, Huang Jiguang, Qiu Shaoyun, Dr. Bethune, Wanglu Mountain Waterfall, Early White Emperor City, etc.

The texts of the 90 years include: Sun Moon Lake, Guilin Landscape, Cao Chong Elephant, Monument, Pearl Bird, Bird's Paradise, Mountain Picker, Crow Drinking Water, Pony Crossing the River, Juvenile Leap Earth, Sanwei Study, etc.

1. A bird's paradise.

The emerald green color shines brightly before our eyes, and it seems that a new life is vibrating on every leaf, this beautiful southern tree! To this day, I have only seen such a big banyan tree and such a beautiful island in a book.

At first, it was very quiet. Then suddenly there was a bird's call. As soon as my friend clapped his hand, we saw a big bird flying, then a second, and a third, and we continued to clap our hands, and soon the woods became very lively, and there were birds everywhere, and there were bird shadows everywhere.

Big, small, flowery, black, some stand on the branches and call, some fly, some flutter their wings. ”

I hope that in my lifetime we will be able to see the "bird's paradise" described by Mr. Ba Jin, and I also hope that through our love and care for animals, every place where we live and live can become a bird's paradise.

2. Crows drink water.

The Crow Drinks Water is derived from Aesop's Fables, which tells the story of a crow who is thirsty and keeps circling in search of water. Suddenly, I found a bottle of water, and because of the narrow mouth of the bottle, I couldn't drink it. The crow tried and tried, and finally came up with the idea of using the pebbles to raise the liquid level, so that he could drink the water.

Although this text is not required to be memorized, it is deeply engraved in the minds of the post-80s and post-90s. This story also tells us that when we are in a difficult situation, we learn to think and keep thinking of ways to solve problems.

3. Ponies cross the river.

Pony Crossing the River" is also a classic article in our primary school Chinese textbook. Uncle Niu said that the water was shallow, and the squirrel said that the water was very deep. It tells us that when we encounter difficulties, we must learn to think independently and try for ourselves in order to overcome difficulties and grow better.

4. Juvenile leap soil.

Juvenile Leap Land" is selected from Mr. Lu Xun's short story **"Hometown". It tells the story of a witty, intelligent, and well-informed "good friend" Runtu. To this day, I still remember the classic image of the leap earth holding a steel fork.

Time is like flowing water, we have all grown up in a flash, and Runtu is still the lively and lovely teenager who is hidden.

Or is it "Wenyuan Fun" edited by Hunan Normal University?