China's traditional culture is a legacy of history. How to educate children about Chinese studies?

When we usually educate our children about Chinese studies, we can start with some simple ancient poems in textbooks and let them memorize them. Let him know the charm of poetry, not just rote learning, which will bring a sense of disgust to children.

We should let him feel the beautiful artistic conception in poetry and let him know how much this thing has to do with those unattainable ideals in our real life. At this time, you can also cultivate your child's interest in ancient poetry and let him gradually expand.

Besides poetry, classical Chinese is also an important part of Chinese studies. Let the children read more excellent works written by the ancients first. Moreover, in the course, he can actively answer the teacher's questions and have a very strong interest in classical Chinese.

Because the teacher will certainly praise him in class, he will also be envied by the whole class. In this case, he will gain a great sense of honor for his children, and then he will be willing to spend more time in this regard.

The education of children's Chinese studies should be auxiliary, not main. At present, our main purpose is to cope with the exam. Only by passing the college entrance examination can we really complete the task. As for the knowledge of Chinese studies, children can master it by themselves. If he is interested enough, even after the college entrance examination, he will gradually dabble in this knowledge and make great progress.

Therefore, I personally think that the cultivation of Chinese studies should focus on family education and counseling, and all kinds of so-called training courses are unnecessary. For children, nodding and reciting poems can not only fail to understand the connotation of Chinese studies, but also often turn children into people who lose books.

He can't really acquire and digest knowledge, but will think that knowledge is used to gain vanity and other material benefits. Therefore, in the face of Chinese studies, we should be fully vigilant and not be carried away by the so-called revival of Chinese studies.