High school classical Chinese - Text, Grammar, Key Points

Author: Lei Sheng et al.
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: The study of classical Chinese relies on recitation and accumulation. Recitation and accumulation are gradual processes, and only through long-term cultivation can students develop an intuitive understanding of classical Chinese, making it easier for them to read simple classical texts. Intuitive understanding is not something mystical; it is the externalization of an understanding of the inherent rules of classical Chinese. When teaching a classical text, in addition to appreciating its content, the most crucial and most important aspect is to use the text as an example to help students understand various grammatical rules of classical Chinese and become familiar with their applications and variations. This is also the focus of regular tests and the college entrance examination. In light of this, we have compiled various grammatical phenomena from high school classical Chinese texts, leaving no detail out, ensuring completeness, and supplemented with key points from the texts and relevant materials to make it a handy reference tool for students studying classical Chinese. At the same time, considering that many students understand the "what" but not the "why," we have also written a simplified grammar of classical Chinese. The grammar is self-contained, concise, and aligned with the college entrance examination, helping students integrate and master the knowledge they have learned to achieve the effect of generalization and grasping the essence.