I am often asked by students or their parents: How can I learn Chinese well? How to do it to learn Chinese well? The author believes that if you can memorize the following four sentences and follow these four sentences, you will surely become a "student tyrant". These four sentences are:
To learn Chinese well requires a big picture, to learn Chinese well to be willing to invest, to learn Chinese well to occupy as many language resources as possible, and to learn Chinese well to be diligent in practice. explains one by one below.
It takes a big picture to learn Chinese well. The "big picture" mentioned here means that learning Chinese cannot be limited to a certain aspect or a certain field; learning Chinese must read all aspects and books in all fields, and read as much as possible. According to the traditional saying, learning Chinese requires both literature, history and philosophy, and learning Chinese, history and philosophy cannot be separated. In fact, as far as today's era is concerned, in addition to abiding by the traditional principle that literature, history and philosophy cannot be separated, we also need to add a principle, that is, popular science books should also be read. In this way, we can change the traditional saying and replace it with literature, history and philosophy. To put it more comprehensively, it means that you must read the four aspects of learning Chinese, history, and philosophy. As long as you read more books in these four areas, your language ability and language literacy will naturally improve.
You must be willing to invest in learning Chinese. On the issue of how to learn Chinese well, the author once proposed a theory: library language. What is "library language"? Library language means that a person who wants to learn Chinese well—whether you study at home or at school—must have "library awareness". To study at home, build a family library at home, rely on this family library to learn Chinese; at school, you must sit in the library or reading room to learn, not in the classroom, just keep a textbook Come and learn. Sitting in the school library, books are naturally owned by the school, but at home, it is difficult to build a family library without long-term sustainable investment; the family library cannot be built.The so-called learning Chinese is just empty talk in terms of family. However, from the perspective of the basic way for a person to learn Chinese well, establishing a family library and studying at home is really an indispensable way to learn Chinese well. So I said that you must be willing to invest in learning Chinese; if you don't invest, there is no way to learn Chinese well.
To learn Chinese well, it is necessary to occupy as many language resources as possible. This one seems to be the same as the second one just finished, but there is still a difference in reality. What is the difference? It lies in the following two points:
First, to build a home library or go to the school library to learn Chinese. Of course, it is also the possession of resources, but this is only one aspect of the possession of resources for language learning. In addition, there are many ways to learn Chinese and possess resources, such as asking for advice from everyone in literature and history, traveling to historical sites, visiting museums and science and technology museums, developing network resources, and establishing an Internet+ language learning model.
Second, the library stores mainly books, but from the perspective of language resources, in addition to books, language resources also include people (i.e. living masters of literature and history, etc.), physical language resources, and multimedia resources (such as videos). Resources, audio resources, etc.) etc.
No matter what kind of resource, as a learner, what you need to pursue is four words: the more the better.
To learn Chinese well, you must be diligent in practice. What has been said above, in the final analysis, only provides a possibility for learning Chinese well. To turn this possibility into reality, the most critical trick is that learners must be diligent in practice on the basis of the various possibilities discussed above. In other words, to learn Chinese well, learners must read more, write, read, listen, memorize, speak, memorize, think, and ask. Be solid, and you can learn Chinese naturally. Learning Chinese, ignoring or abandoning practice, everything is empty talk, and Chinese can't be learned in the end.
The great poet of the Southern Song Dynasty Lu You There is a poem to teach children " Winter Night Reading Shows Ziyu ",The poem is a seven-character quatrain written by Lu You in his later years. The poem is full of philosophical principles, full of the poet's profound educational thoughts and reading concepts. It also embodies the poet's ardent expectations for his children. It is still inspiring for us to learn Chinese. Very big. I'm here to reproduce it, and I would like to share with you all, and I have the right to be the end of this article. The poem is:
Winter Night Reading Shows Ziyu
(Southern Song Dynasty) Lu You
The ancients have no power to learn, and the young and the strong work hard and grow old.
It's so shallow on the paper, I know that I have to do it personally.
translates to the general idea: the ancients spared no effort in learning, and they often did not achieve success until they were old; the knowledge gained from books eventually felt superficial; if you want to understand the principles in depth, you must practice them yourself. Row.
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