What must traditional culture do when it enters the campus?

Minister Chen Baosheng said: "Ode to Classics is a very good name. In ancient China, chant was a combination of recitation and singing, which has been passed down to this day. To put it bluntly, this kind of chanting is a pun, which is both a form of expression and an expectation, so that the classics can be passed down forever and passed down in singing and recitation. "

Minister Chen Baosheng believes that if we want to inherit China traditional culture in schools, we must choose three key measures. The first is to pay attention to the cultivation of teachers. The teacher is talking about "the mountains cover the day", not "rice, oil, salt, sauce, vinegar and tea". The second is to add the content of excellent traditional culture to the teaching materials, especially the classic works should account for a certain proportion; The third is to strengthen the construction of campus culture and form an environment in which students are willing to learn, experience and exchange excellent traditional culture.

Chen Baosheng said: "Excellent traditional culture includes how China people view the world and life, and China people's world outlook, outlook on life and values. These contents are rich in resources and elaborate systematically. If you can't inherit these, let students understand and inherit them in the process of education, and their lives will deviate from the direction. "