The famous sayings about recitation are as follows:

1. When reading important books, you must recite them. ——Sima Guang.

2. The memory formed after thousands of repeated trainings is called "muscle memory". Reciting it thoroughly forms muscle memory. ——Li Yang.

3. People’s memory is particularly good in their teenage years. Being able to recite more of the essence of literature during this period will not only be beneficial at that time, but will also be very beneficial in the future. ——Wang Guozhen.

Detailed introduction to recitation:

Recitation is to memorize reading materials through recitation. One of the traditional Chinese language learning methods. The main methods include comparison method, classification method, memorization method, strong memorization method, comparative memorization method, pattern memorization method, reading and writing memory method, list memory method, image memory method, repeated reading and trying to memorize. wait.

The application of various methods should depend on the nature and length of the material. Generally speaking, the amount of material is small and rich in rhythm. For example, for short poems and short articles, the overall recognition and notation method can be used.

For long texts or other long reading materials, it is appropriate to use the segmented memorization method and the method of combining the overall memorization of the article framework and the scattered memorization of each paragraph. It can help students deepen their understanding of the text content on the basis of memorizing the teaching materials, develop students' memory, imagination and thinking ability, and cultivate students' good sense of language.

Basic meaning:

Recitation can enable us to grasp some important knowledge accurately and firmly. How can you see it? Let's take an example. Imagine that when an engineer encounters an emergency at work, he has to look up a book to find basic formulas.

When teachers teach students to memorize ancient poems, they forget the original sentences and need to read the textbook. This situation will be very embarrassing, and sometimes even lead to major mistakes. This all shows that no matter how much knowledge we have about the most basic and important things, it will be in vain if we cannot extract it at the critical moment.

Dong Biwu taught his daughter in a letter: "Read each language lesson at least ten times, and some texts must be memorized." Many great and knowledgeable people throughout the ages are mostly good at reciting and memorizing. Amazingly relevant.

Marx, Engels, and Lenin were all proficient in many foreign languages. Marx could recite many poems by Goethe and Heine, and often quoted their verses in conversations, adding to the subtlety and philosophical nature of the conversation. and fun.

If he was not good at reciting, this would never be possible. Being good at and diligent in reciting can enrich our knowledge inventory. In ancient China, there has long been a saying that "if you have read three hundred Tang poems by heart, you will be able to recite poems even if you don't know how to compose them."