My child recited some three-character scriptures before going to primary school, which personally didn't make much sense and didn't quite understand.

When I was in the second grade of primary school, I began to let him consciously contact with short ancient prose, and the effect was not bad.

In fact, as long as you want to learn, it is never too late to learn Chinese studies. Parents accompany their children to read 15 minutes-half an hour every day. Insist on learning a little every day and make progress every day. You should study easily and accompany your child's reading interest.

To cultivate children's interest in Chinese studies, we can start with interesting Chinese studies books. Don't choose Chinese studies that are too difficult for children to understand. It is most important to cultivate interest and develop the habit of reading ancient Chinese.

In fact, primary school students still like lively and interesting books, and so do ancient Chinese studies, such as three-character classics, hundreds of surnames and disciples' rules, which are catchy, contain a lot of knowledge and are also very interesting.

But I think it's best to buy a set that contains thousands of things and is suitable for children. For example, what my class teacher recommended is good (200 lessons of primary school students' ancient prose)