My Story with Chinese Characters (15 stories) 1
I have an indissoluble bond with calligraphy since I was very young.
I remember when I was just five years old, my grandfather used to write something on paper with a writing brush. Whenever this time, I always had a curious look. The smell of ink floated into my nose. I don't know why, I always liked the smell. Looking at my grandfather's handwriting, I couldn't help exclaiming, "How beautiful!" " Grandpa always smiles and says to me, "Sophia Kao, do you want to learn? Come here, I'll teach you. " As I said, I sat in front of him, and he held my hand and wrote a big "good" word. I cheered: "Oh! I can also write calligraphy! " Grandpa just laughed without saying a word.
after that, I often sneak into grandpa's room to take out paper, a brush and ink, and lie prone on the ground and write. When Grandpa gets up, he can always see an ink-covered Xiaohua Mall lying there writing in Chinese calligraphy, that's me. Grandpa came over and looked at my handwriting. Suddenly he laughed, "What is this word?" I bulged my mouth and looked at my grandfather. I left my brush angrily and said to my mother, "Mom, I want to learn Chinese calligraphy!" " Mom smiled and said, "Yes!"
So, I was sent to learn Chinese calligraphy! In order to surpass grandpa, I practice hard every day. Paper is thrown on the ground one after another, but every time my mother puts them away.
once, grandpa came to see me write Chinese calligraphy, and exclaimed, "It's good, it's good!" Mom also came over and said to grandpa, "Come and see if your baby granddaughter has made progress!" " With that, she took out the brush strokes I had written before. How untidy the sheets were, I immediately blushed and said loudly, "Don't look!" " Grandpa smiled and said to me, "It seems that you have really made progress! Faster than me! " I blushed and lowered my head.
Now, my mother always praises me for my calligraphy. Pride fills my heart. My story with Chinese characters 2
The Chinese characters in China are in good shape, and each word has its own evolution process. When it comes to words, I can't help but think of ...
When I was in the first grade, I was very unfamiliar with Chinese characters. I always write Chinese characters in pieces, sideways and vertically. Whenever I open my first-grade homework, I feel very ugly and disgusting.
In a blink of an eye, I'm in grade five, and now I don't know how to write dozens of times more than I did in grade one. The whole thing is quite good, and it looks very comfortable. Writing horizontally is flat, and writing vertically is straight, and I have at least some knowledge of Chinese characters.
Among them, in the third grade, tying the rope was a very funny thing. I remember it vividly. When I write my composition, I have to write a sentence: "Loquat is my favorite fruit." But I don't know whether to write "loquat" or "pipa". Because the exam time is coming, I guessed one and wrote "Pipa is my favorite fruit." As a result, when the teacher commented on the composition, he said, "Brother, pipa is a musical instrument, not a fruit. You are eating pipa. Can you grow your brain!" Suddenly, the whole class burst into laughter and my face turned red. Whenever I think about it, I can't help but smile.
I remember one time, I saw the idiom "I can't give up my clothes" in a clothing store on the street. I asked my mother what it meant, and she explained it. In a composition, I used this idiom: "My partner is leaving me, and I am not willing to give up my clothes." This writing, but the students all laughed crazy, the teacher said: "You are not willing to give up clothes?" Remember, "reluctant to part" is a dress with a dress next to it! " He wrote this word on the blackboard, which was very big, and punished me for writing the word "reluctant to part" 5 times.
This is my experience with Chinese characters. Guys, do you have such an interesting story? Share it! My story with Chinese characters 3
When I was two years old, my mother told me a story every day before I went to bed. When my mother tells a story, I always stare at the book in her hand and look at the strange and ingenious symbols (Chinese characters) in the book. I can't help scratching my head: What are these symbols? Why do they become beautiful stories in mom's mouth?
gradually, I have grown into a four-year-old girl, and those strange symbols are no longer mysterious. I can read a short fairy tale alone, and I can also create an "article" of about twenty characters. In my eyes, those symbols are no longer just cold symbols, but regular Chinese characters. When you see the word "fire", there seems to be a cluster of burning fires in front of you, and when you see the "forest", you will feel a beautiful and quiet forest jumping into your eyes. These Chinese characters, which are composed of horizontal, vertical, left and right strokes, seem to be elves, lively and lovely.
Chinese characters nowadays have evolved from Oracle Bone Inscriptions, inscriptions on bronze, seal script and official script. Nowadays, Chinese characters have their own characteristics, such as fluent running script, dignified block letters, wild grass and dragon dancing.
after thousands of years' evolution, China's square characters are still unique. Chinese characters are the crystallization of the wisdom of the Chinese people for generations. They are as numerous as stars and as bright as diamonds. I have long been fascinated by these energetic and charming Chinese characters. I deal with them every day. We need them when communicating with people and when writing. It is also my good friend, and I had many stories with it when I was growing up. Today, I will talk about the consequences of writing homophones!
Chinese characters can't be different in strokes, that is, there are many ways to pronounce the same word, and the meaning is completely different. I remember when I was in Unit Test 3, there was a topic called wonderful playback in class, which made me write a synonym of urgency. I wanted to write "urgency", but I couldn't figure out how to write "urgency". When the bell rang, the teacher asked several students to help me collect the papers, and that classmate kept urging me to hand in the papers. When I was in a panic, I casually wrote a word "police" that sounded the same as "urgency" When the teacher handed out the paper on Wednesday, I was very nervous. When the teacher called my name, I crept onto the platform. The first time I got the paper was to look at the word I had been worried about writing wrongly. I didn't expect that I really wrote the word "tight" wrongly, and a valuable point was deducted.
This is the consequence of writing homophones. Please share your story! The story between me and Chinese characters 5
Chinese characters are a symbol of the Chinese people's civilization. As a China person, we should learn Chinese characters well.
Chinese characters have been with us since kindergarten. I don't know and can't read. I find Chinese characters very interesting when I see square characters. When I went to primary school, I began to study them formally and systematically, and I became more and more aware of the greatness of Chinese characters.
First, we learn Pinyin, which teaches us how to read, and then we slowly learn to write Chinese characters, which is very different from English: Pinyin has a tone, and reading this tone may not necessarily lead to writing the corresponding Chinese characters, because Chinese characters have many homonyms and homographs (polyphonic words), and English can spell words as long as it can be read. Moreover, pinyin also has birth mother and vowel.
When learning Pinyin, I am always confused with English letters, and the nasal sounds are confused with the nasal sounds, and the flat tongue sounds are confused with the rolled tongue sounds. I have gradually conquered them by reading, writing and practicing more, and I am from the north, which may be better than the southerners.
Learn "Fang Zi" again. There are many different radicals and strokes in Fang Zi, and there are many homonyms. Only by judging the language environment can we understand the meaning of the word. For example, yiyuan may be a hospital, a hundred million yuan, or a wish ... At this time, it is necessary to choose which word according to the language environment at that time. There are also polyphonic words, such as: the words "zhong" and "chong" are the same but have completely different meanings. Moreover, for most Chinese characters, its pronunciation has nothing to do with its shape. In addition to remembering its pronunciation, it is also necessary to remember its shape. Only by reading more, recognizing more and writing more can we remember, as the saying goes, "It's better to pass your eyes a thousand times than to pass them by hand"!
Another problem is the order of strokes, that is, horizontal before vertical, left before pressing, inside before outside ... But in case of special circumstances, it is necessary to remember the word Ding, for example, in square characters, the third stroke is a cross hook instead of a left stroke, and the second stroke is a short left stroke on the right instead of a vertical left stroke in the middle. While remembering these, we should pay attention to writing in the correct order of strokes in our daily use.
it's also a problem for me to forget the words. I clearly feel that this word is very familiar, so I just wander in my mind, but I can't write it on paper. I can solve it by reading more and practicing more.
The use of words, especially the skillful use of idioms, needs to be strengthened. First, we should understand the meaning, source and source of words, and then read more and practice more.
Related words should be clearly distinguished, when they are turning and when they are progressive. I think it's enough to remember the typical examples of related words in your mind and apply them directly. Of course, it takes more practice to consolidate.
Chinese characters are everywhere in my life. I usually pay more attention to advertisements, signboards and signs when I walk on the road, and read more books, newspapers, radio and news at home, learn correct expressions and usage methods, and find wrong writing.
It is the responsibility and obligation of every pupil to learn Chinese characters well and use them well. My story with Chinese characters 6
We deal with Chinese characters every day, and we can't read and write without Chinese characters. However, with the change of the times, more and more people forget their words, and Chinese characters have gradually become our most familiar strangers.
I have been in contact with Chinese characters for more than ten years, and have forged a profound friendship. Speaking of it, my story with it is really "tortuous and bizarre". Let's listen to me and tell our story.
From a very young age, my story with Chinese characters began. At that time, my first contact with Chinese characters was on TV, and the rows of white characters at the bottom of the screen attracted me deeply. Every time people on TV said a word, I would pause and write down the pronunciation of those words. Although I couldn't remember them completely, I still enjoyed it, and accumulated the literacy rate bit by bit. Finally, everything comes to him who waits.
In kindergarten, a school held a literacy contest, in which a word was thrown from the screen. The children who recognized the word and read it accurately scored one point, and whoever got the most points in the end won. The teacher first selected the contestants from the class, but the students shook their heads and abstained, indicating that they could not. At that time, I thought: I learn to read on TV every day, although I don't know if I learned it right, I'd better try. Just when the teacher didn't know who to choose, I volunteered to solve the teacher's problem. Sure enough, in this competition, my literacy ability is far ahead of my peers, and I won the first place in the school!
After I went to primary school and began to learn Chinese characters formally, I have a deeper understanding of Chinese characters, knowing the origin and historical changes of Chinese characters and knowing more words. Especially when writing pictures and writing words, when stringing pearls of Chinese characters into necklaces, the sense of joy and accomplishment in my heart is beyond words. It was not until the third grade that I got an "A +a" in my first article "Learning to swim". I was extremely happy, and the teacher gave me the comment of "Little Writer", which made me fall in love with writing.
Chinese characters, I want to keep friendship with you all my life. Chinese characters, I love you! The story of me and Chinese characters 7
Chinese characters are the cultural treasures of China. As the saying goes: "there is a dry Kun in the horizontal and vertical directions." That's right. China's Chinese characters are all wrong, and there is a typo. For example: Daihatsu, Splashing and Wave, Cow and Lunch … There are many words that are easy to be misspelled. I have another particularly ridiculous thing about typos.
"Ding Rinrin, Ding Rinrin ..." The bell sucked away the students' noise like a vacuum cleaner. Near, near, the footsteps of walking are getting closer and closer. Teacher He walked into the class, patted the podium and said, "Everybody open your exercise books and turn to page 43 to finish questions five and six ..." Suddenly, there was only the sound of turning pages in the classroom, and instantly, the classroom was silent. One minute, two minutes, three minutes, ten minutes ... Fifteen minutes later, the teacher patted the podium and said, "Time is up!" " The teacher patrolled everyone. "Everyone stopped their pens!" " Near, near, the teacher is getting closer and closer to me. She came up to me, picked up my exercise book, returned to the podium, opened the big screen and showed my answers to everyone. The teacher clapped her hands and said, "Let's look at Xu Mengru's homework." The teacher began to explain the topic to us.
But when talking about the sixth question, her hand drew a circle, alas! It turned out that I wrote a typo! The teacher explained "today": "Students look at the blackboard, today, today; Order, command, these two words are easily confused, write both sides in the Chinese book. " In the blink of an eye, my face turned red, and my face, hands and body were all hot like a red apple. Just because of a little typo. Now think about it, how wrong it should be!
This is the story between me and Chinese characters, a story about typos. At that time, I really realized that I had made a low-level mistake, and I couldn't write typos any more ... I remember the story of Chinese characters 8
from childhood to childhood, I had the deepest impression when I remembered, understood and used Chinese characters.
It was a sunny Sunday, and I was attending a cram school. There was a burst of criticism from the teacher in the class: "Ma Mingjun, what's the matter? How to write the kind' Xiang'? " After that, I flew my exercise book to my seat, and my classmates' eyes shifted to me from my exercise book, which made me feel ashamed and wanted to find a crack to drill down.
it turns out that I wrote "kindness" as "kindness". I corrected it immediately and handed it to the teacher for correction. "Students all know that Cang Xie created words!" "Yes!" The students answered loudly. "But today there is another master of word-making-Ma Mingjun." "Ha ha ha ha!" The students laughed and held their bellies, laughed and stamped their feet. And I said nothing, just lowered my head.
The teacher patted the table and said, "All right, students, stop laughing. You sometimes make such low-level mistakes yourself. Mind your own business." But some naughty eggs still bite their teeth and laugh before. This time, I really realized my mistake, took out my notebook and wrote "Kindness" on the paper accurately for ten times, and firmly remembered the writing method. The teacher praised me as a good student who corrected my mistakes.
I was deeply impressed this time. I never misspelled the word "kind" or "auspicious" again.
I'm not the only one who misspelled my handwriting. I also know someone who is "better" than me.
once, my father told me a true story. On one occasion, one