Reading classics is two words, one is "reading" and the other is "classics". Reading is reading, not reciting, not understanding, not acting. Just read, keep reading, a day or two, it doesn't matter; A week or two, it doesn't matter. You just have to read, read well, and read through. One day, you suddenly understand, suddenly understand. When you read to a certain extent, you will have your own understanding and comprehension. At this time, refer to some valuable opinions, and your understanding will be improved. I believe that no one will not understand at all. Otherwise, the ancients wouldn't value reading so much.

"Jing" refers to the abbreviation of six classics and four books. Six Classics and Four Books is the abbreviation of China Classics first put forward by Lai, a famous scholar in China and the founder of cumulative education. The Six Classics refer to the Book of Changes, Huangdi Neijing, Book of Songs, Filial Piety Classics, Tao Te Classics and Diamond Classics. These six classics, mainly Confucianism, cover Buddhism and Taoism. It is different from the traditional six classics: The Book of Songs, Shangshu, Book of Rites, Zhouyi, Chunqiu and Jing Yue. The four books refer to The Analects of Confucius, Mencius, University and The Doctrine of the Mean, which is no different from the traditional four books. Teacher Lai believes that the Six Classics and Four Books are the staple foods that must be learned, and the Book of Changes is the first in the group of classics, which must be learned first.

2. Why do children read Chinese classics?

We all know the importance of making friends. Smart parents will certainly encourage and support their children to make friends with some students with good quality and excellent grades. We often compare books to good friends. In fact, like people, not all books are good friends, including good books and bad books.

Classics are good books that have been proved by history. Making such friends is naturally beneficial to children's lives.

We also know that one must go to university to learn scientific knowledge, such as mathematical formulas and laws of physics. These formulas and laws are scientific classics left by predecessors. It is hard to imagine how modern people can make a difference in science without learning these scientific classics. We now advocate the classics that children learn, which are the classics in the field of humanities and the formulas and laws of being a man. Similarly, it is unthinkable not to learn these classics.

3. How do preschool children read Chinese classics?

The simplest and most scientific way to learn Chinese classics is to adopt teacher Lai's cumulative education method.

The cumulative education method is a scientific, simple and effective education method first put forward systematically by Lai, a famous expert in Chinese traditional studies. Teacher Lai Quanguo put it forward when she was training her daughter Lai Sijia to study Chinese classics according to her own learning experience and children's psychological and physiological characteristics. After continuous improvement, it has gradually become a system. Today, the cumulative education method has influenced millions of families around the world and has become one of the famous children's education methods popular at home and abroad.

When the cumulative education method is applied to reading classics, it is also called "137 learning method". For more information, please search Baidu Encyclopedia-Cumulative Education Law. /view/3202483.htm

Children before the age of 3, according to the requirements of the cumulative education law, can listen and don't ask for pointers. If parents cooperate or the whole family read the Bible together, the effect will be better!

4. Ten Benefits of Learning China Classics:

Memory ability: easily recite a large number of classics;

Literacy: easily know thousands of Chinese characters;

Reading ability: establish a wide range of reading interests;

Understanding ability: increase comprehensive understanding ability;

Language expression ability: exercise good eloquence;

Behavior habit and self-confidence: good study habit;

Moral cultivation: moral cultivation is naturally cultivated;

Appearance and temperament: I am full of poetic and bookish.

The standard of fluency in Mandarin.

The improvement of thinking ability: the formation of a big pattern.