Is it really necessary to include Chinese classical poetry in Chinese textbooks?

Is necessary.

Classical poetry can be passed down for a long time because of its own meaning and charm.

Chinese is a language subject, and classical poetry is the shoulders of giants that have been deposited by history. Why not stand on the shoulders of giants and continue to move forward?

Not to mention Chinese textbooks, early childhood education in China now requires children to memorize poems.

It is a wonderful thing to understand life and feel history through poetry.

Similarly, in the UK, Shakespeare's works are required reading for primary and secondary school students.

Shakespeare is a great British writer. Many British people are great writers. He is the object of admiration by many British people. Almost every British person must be able to recite large sections of Shakespeare's works.

Shakespeare's works are written in classical English.

Everyone must understand the traditional culture of their own country and listen to the aesthetics from history.

It is actually easy for modern people to feel the same way in classical poetry, and suddenly they find that people thousands of years ago thought the same way.

Suddenly I discovered that in the long history, people had the same joy or sadness.

Don't wait until other countries rush to apply for our culture to be a World Heritage Site, only to feel the wisdom of our ancestors and discover that a Chinese person has not yet understood his own culture.

Teachers will explain the classical poetry in Chinese textbooks very thoroughly. Apart from that, where can you go to listen to the enlightenment about the original beauty of traditional Chinese culture?

Cherish the opportunity that should be cherished.

The knowledge that you think is useless may have long been present in your life.

Someone will benefit from this, and it may change the trajectory of history.