1, classical Chinese

Sentence-making: The above aspects determine the three essential clauses of classical Chinese novels, namely "richness" and "miscellaneous" in content, "smallness" in structure and the unorthodox mentality of writers.

Interpretation: refers to the written language based on ancient Chinese that was widely used before the May 4th Movement.

2. Classical Chinese

Sentence-making: Modern China ended the imperial examination system deeply influenced by Confucius' thought, wiped out the imperial power itself and criticized the classical Chinese he used.

Description: An article written in classical Chinese.

3. Language standardization

Sentence-making: Studying and studying ancient Chinese medicine is the need to standardize the academic language of Chinese medicine, to promote Chinese medicine to the world, and to rebuild the humanistic spirit of contemporary universities.

Interpretation: According to the inherent law of language development, standards are formulated in pronunciation, vocabulary and grammar to eliminate those chaotic phenomena and unnecessary differences and make the use of language conform to the standards.

Step 4 advocate

Sentence: Because evil in this world often goes unpunished, he asserts that this moral principle must reflect another fact, that is, the soul will be judged, punished or rewarded after death.

Explanation: Say with certainty.

5. Aesop's fables

Sentence: Do you remember Aesop's fable about the race between the tortoise and the hare? The rabbit thought? It was easy to win, so I took a nap, but the turtle won the game because he didn't give up.

Interpretation: According to legend, Aesop was a Freiki from Asia Minor in the 6th century BC, a freed slave who was good at telling animal stories. The existing Aesop's Fables is a story handed down from Greek and Roman times, which was collected by later generations and unified into a book named after Aesop. This book is widely circulated all over the world.

Step 6 introduce

Sentence making: The main part of the book is about the posture, movement and energy of the body. Teacher Wu has no difficulty in explaining this part. The introduction is basically an article about metaphysics.

Description: See [Introduction].

7. Speech

Sentence making: Your words are very powerful; Used properly, they can finally prove your argument is correct, make others respect you and help you get the life you want most.

Explanation: Hello; Answer; Opening: When you left, someone asked you a question. Why didn't you?

8. Speech

Sentence making: Your words are very powerful; Used properly, they can finally prove your argument is correct, make others respect you and help you get the life you want most.

Explanation: Hello; Answer; Opening: When you left, someone asked you a question. Why didn't you?

9. superfluous words

For those brothers who oppose foreign rule and strive for freedom and independence, your qualifications as their friends and supporters are self-evident.

Explanation: (1) Say unnecessary words; Repeat: no more ~. (2) unnecessary words.

10, national language

Sentence-making: Summarizing the law of the endangered development and evolution of Manchu language can not only provide reference for the development and research of related languages, but also be of great significance to the study of the development history of national languages.

Interpretation: the language used by a nation. It is developed in the process of national formation, on the basis of a certain dialect and at the same time absorbing the beneficial components of other dialects.