50 Ancient Chinese Poems and Prose Every Middle School Student Must Memorize

Author: Wang Feng
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Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: To comprehensively improve the Chinese literacy of primary and secondary school students, enhance the modern awareness of Chinese teaching, and vigorously promote new learning methods, the Ministry of Education issued the "Full-Time Compulsory Education Chinese Curriculum Standards" and the "General High School Chinese Curriculum Standards" as core content of the basic education curriculum reform in 2001 and 2003, respectively. The "Chinese Curriculum Standards" serve as the basis for teaching, assessment, and examination question setting, as well as the foundation for national curriculum management and evaluation. They reflect the fundamental requirements of the state for students at different stages in terms of knowledge, skills, processes, and methods. Compared to the original "Chinese Teaching Syllabus" for primary and secondary schools, the "Chinese Curriculum Standards" have made significant updates to the specific titles of extracurricular reading materials in the original syllabus, stipulated the total amount of reading required for students at different stages, and called on primary and secondary school students to read widely. To this end, we have compiled and published this series of "New Curriculum Standards Chinese Must-Read Books," with all titles designated by the new standards. To assist students in reading, we have included an introductory article before each classic, providing an in-depth yet accessible introduction to the book. The content of this book includes:
Confucius Quotes;
"Fish, Which I Desire Most";
"Born of Suffering, Died in Tranquility";
"Zhao Gai's Discussion of the Battle of Guiling";
"Zou Ji's Persuasion of King Qi to Accept Advice";
"The Memorial of Sending Troops to the Frontier";
"The Peach Blossom Spring";
"The Three Gorges";
"Miscellaneous Notes (IV)";
"The Inscription on the Humble Abode";
"The Record of Xiaoshi Pool";
"The Record of Yuewang Pavilion";
"On the Love of Lotus";
"The Record of a Night Visit to Chengtian Temple";
"The Preface to Sending Ma Sheng to Shu";
(Excerpt);
"Guanyu";
"Jian";
"Watching the Ocean";
"Drinking Wine";
"Seeing Du Shaofu Off to Shu";
"At the Foot of Beigu Mountain";
"An Expedition to the Frontier";
"Reaching Wang Changling Left to Longbiao from Afar";
"Difficulties on the Road";
"Viewing Mount Tai";
"Spring View"