Introduction and Appreciation of "Three Character Classic"

Introduction and Appreciation of "Three Character Classic", "Three Character Classic" is an ancient Chinese classic reading that has been passed down to this day and remains a moral guide for people to cultivate their minds and nature. As a rule, many parents teach their children to recite the "Three Character Classic" when they are very young. I hope you will like the introduction and appreciation of the Three Character Classic below.

Introduction and Appreciation of "Three Character Classic" 1

Meaning: When people are born, their natures are kind and their natures are similar. The first paragraph of the extended information "Three Character Classic" says: "When people are born, their nature is good. Their natures are similar, but their habits are far apart." This means that when people are born, they are all kind-hearted in nature and have very similar temperaments.

However, with the different changes and influences of their respective living environments, everyone's habits will vary. The Three Character Classic is a traditional Chinese enlightenment textbook. Among the ancient Chinese classics, "The Three Character Classic" is one of the easiest to understand. The "Three Character Classic" draws on classic materials, including literature, history, philosophy, astronomy and geography, human ethics, loyalty, filial piety, justice, etc. of traditional Chinese culture, and the core ideas include "benevolence, righteousness, sincerity, respect, and filial piety." Recite the "Three Character Classic" "At the same time, I learned about common sense, traditional Chinese studies and historical stories, as well as the principles of life and doing things contained in the stories. In terms of format, the three-character sentence is catchy. Because of its popular, smooth and easy-to-remember characteristics, it, along with "One Hundred Family Surnames" and "The Thousand-Character Classic", are known as the three major reading materials for traditional Chinese elementary education, collectively known as " Three hundred thousand”. "Three Character Classic", "Hundred Family Surnames" and "Thousand Character Classic" are also known as the three major Chinese enlightenment books. The Three Character Classic is a precious cultural heritage of the Chinese nation. It is short, concise and catchy, and has been well-known to every household for thousands of years. Its content covers history, astronomy, geography, morality and some folklore. It is said that "if you read the Three Character Classic carefully, you can know things through the ages."

Due to historical reasons, the "Three Character Classic" inevitably contains some spiritual dross and artistic flaws, but its unique ideological value and cultural charm are still recognized by the world, and it has been regarded as a classic by Chinese people of all generations and has been continuously circulated. Introduction and Appreciation of "The Three Character Classic" 2

Appreciation of the famous sayings of the Three Character Classic

1. Old people are like old people, and people are old; young people are like young people, and people are young. (Mencius)

2. To reach across Mount Tai to reach the North Sea is impossible, but it is not impossible; to break branches for an old man is not possible, but not impossible. (Zhuangzi)

3. If a minister had no grandmother, he would not be able to live to this day; if his grandmother had no minister, he would not be able to live out his remaining years. Grandfather and grandson are more dependent on each other. (Li Mi)

4. Whoever speaks with an inch of grass will be rewarded with three rays of spring. (Meng Jiao)

5. He is about to go out and take his clothes to see him off, but when he is not back, he leans on the pavilion to look out. (Huang Zunxian)

6. A son is filial to his father and has a broad heart. (Chen Yuanliang)

7. Be as happy as youth in your old age! Youth is like a lark, with its morning song; old age, like a nightingale, should have its nocturne. (Kant)

8. The thread in a loving mother’s hand, the clothes on a wanderer’s body. (Meng Jiao)

9. A mother’s heart is a paradise for her children. (Italian proverb)

10. I look at the cradle, my son is growing, and I have no right to rest! (José Marti) Respecting the old and loving the young can reflect personal morality

11. Being respected in old age is the most beautiful privilege of the human spirit. (Stendhal)

12. Respect for the elderly is natural and normal. Respect is not only expressed verbally, but also should be reflected in practice. (David Decker)

13. Repaying parents for their nurturing grace is also a respect for human labor. (Spoken saying)

14. The whole secret of educational skills lies in how to care for children. (Suhomlinski)

15. Instead of criticizing your children, it is better to be a role model.

(Joubert)