I saw a post on the Internet before. The general content was that a mother said, "Please stop asking your children to memorize ancient poems! If you can't memorize ancient poems without delaying making money, don't you just want to Should he recite a few ancient poems in front of others to show off?" Then another mother replied: "I am not doing it to get him high marks, let alone to show off in front of others, but to let him face the beauty of nature in the future. When, what comes to mind is not “I’m going! "It's so beautiful", but "the falling clouds and solitary swans fly together, the autumn water is the same color as the sky".

Indeed, when we watched the "Chinese Poetry Conference", we were all fascinated by the host Dong Qing and the talented girl I was impressed by Wu Yishu's outstanding temperament and full of talents. This is probably what Su Dongpo said, "she is full of poetry and calligraphy"! What parent doesn't want their children to have such a calm temperament?

< p>Poetry is not only an important part of the Chinese language, but also the accumulation of thousands of years of Chinese culture. This is the foundation of every Chinese. Only by persisting in inheriting Chinese culture can life have depth and the country have a future. In addition to children being calm and temperamental, these four benefits of memorizing ancient poems from an early age cannot be ignored! Should you let your children memorize ancient poems from an early age? Let’s decide after reading these 4 reasons

1. Memorize ancient poems from an early age to improve children's Chinese performance

In recent years, the country has paid more and more attention to the inheritance of traditional Chinese culture and has also continued to increase the proportion of ancient poems in primary school textbooks. ***Selected 129 excellent ancient poetry articles, accounting for 30% of all selections. The number of ancient poetry articles required for each grade has increased sharply from 14 to 72. The professor said: "In the future, Chinese will become a killer in the college entrance examination. It is normal if 15% of the candidates cannot finish the test." It can be seen that reciting ancient poems has become a key part of children's Chinese learning!

2. Memorize ancient poems from an early age to enhance memory

Reciting ancient poems can also help the development of children’s memory. A study conducted by Bangor University in the UK found that when children read ancient poems aloud, their brains A specific brain wave will appear in the brain, which can promote the child's brain areas related to reading and promote the development of the child's brain in information processing and memory. Therefore, children who have recited ancient poems since childhood tend to perform better than other students. Memory and understanding are better.

3. Memorizing ancient poems can also help inspire children’s aesthetic awareness.

The cultivation of aesthetic awareness is also called aesthetic education. It is not only the basis and motivation for innovation, but also a part of the cultivation of healthy personality. As society's requirements for talents continue to change, aesthetic ability has gradually become one of children's core competitiveness, inspiring children's aesthetic awareness and sublimating their aesthetics. The best way to experience it is to let him live in a beautiful environment and be affected subtly.

Reciting ancient poems is a good way to educate children about the beauty of poetry. Language all embodies the beauty of Chinese characters. Frequent reading of poetry can create an excellent traditional cultural atmosphere for children. In such an environment, allowing them to receive the cultural influence of classical poetry will naturally inspire their aesthetic consciousness. . 4. Memorizing ancient poems well is very beneficial to training children’s language skills

Many parents are very troubled by their children’s unclear pronunciation. This is because the language center of the child’s brain is not mature enough to understand the pronunciation and pronunciation of words. The mastery of semantics cannot reach the level of proficiency. Reciting ancient poems can very well exercise children's language skills.

The beauty of poetry lies in its beauty and rhythm. Especially metrical poems, because they are in pairs and have an equal number of words, and because of their characteristics such as the interplay between oblique and oblique lines and the rhyming at the end, they can be read in a tonal tone, catchy, and full of rhythmic beauty and sense of rhythm, all of which are helpful for children's reading ability. Pronunciation exercises (including pitch, tone, and sound).

And children will naturally be attracted by the rhythm of the poems. When parents recite poems word for word and in rhythm, children will unconsciously imitate and recite them. When teaching children to recite poetry, parents should avoid these two points

1. Choose ancient poems that are within the child's ability and do not pressure the child

Parents should make it clear that the purpose of reciting ancient poems is to cultivate The child's ability, rather than the pursuit of the number of words.

When choosing ancient poems, try to choose ancient poems that are short and have a strong sense of rhythm. Such ancient poems are catchy to read and easy to recite. Children will also gain a sense of accomplishment after reciting them, and they will slowly fall in love with memorizing ancient poems.

Parents should not arrange too much recitation of ancient poems and have an overly oppressive attitude. This is not only detrimental to the healthy development of the child's brain, but will also put an excessive learning burden on the child, causing them to become tired of learning. Parents can choose to integrate ancient poetry into their children's daily life, such as using ancient poetry as a bedtime story and telling it to their children in a relaxed language.

2. Don’t require children to have a deep understanding of ancient poetry

Many parents think that their children’s recitation of ancient poetry should be based on a complete understanding of ancient poetry, but in fact there is no need to be so demanding. There are many poems that even parents may not be able to fully understand, let alone children. Before reciting ancient poems, parents can tell their children the superficial meaning of the poems, so that the children can have a rough impression of the meaning of the ancient poems and have some room for association.

Being unable to fully understand ancient poetry does not mean that reciting ancient poetry is completely worthless. I remember in "Eternal Dragon Sword", before Zhang Wuji left Binghuo Island, Xie Xun forced him to memorize many martial arts tips and said, "Although you don't understand it now, remember it first, and you will understand it one day in the future." If you write down many things, they will take root in your heart. As long as it leaves an impression in the child's mind, he will naturally have a deeper understanding when he encounters and experiences the emotions and scenes in the poem.