Read stories to learn classical Chinese sentences

Author: Shao Xunqian (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2006-09-22
Features: This book is a popular reading material on classical literature, characterized by its comprehensiveness, systematic approach, and wide selection of sentences. To help middle school students expand their knowledge, enhance their literary literacy, and improve their writing skills, 100 well-known classical Chinese sentences have been carefully selected, covering the recommended recitation passages by the Ministry of Education, making it convenient for readers to cite widely and explore broadly. In a relaxed and innovative format, it assists students in better learning and understanding classical Chinese classics. The book is divided into eight parts:
1. Quotes and Pinyin: Each quote in the book is provided with pinyin. Due to varying interpretations of certain words in the quotes, we have chosen the most common understanding for pinyin annotations.
2. Sources: The origin of each quote, including the name of the work and the author, is clearly indicated.
3. Annotations: Difficult or obscure words in the quotes are appropriately explained.
4. Translation: Each quote is accompanied by a colloquial translation, making it easier for readers to grasp its meaning.
5. Original Text: To save space, excerpts related to the context are generally provided.
6. Author Profiles: Each author is briefly introduced when they first appear in the book, with page numbers marked for easy reference and further understanding.
7. Stories: The stories in the book may be about the origin of a quote, the life of a poet, or common knowledge related to the quote. Reading these stories helps readers gain more related knowledge and better understand and recite the quotes.
8. Appreciation: Answers can be found here on what makes each quote outstanding and how to appreciate it.