When I was in school, I often heard students complain about Chinese classes, reciting ancient Chinese, and taking rhetoric exams ... very boring. After the two sons entered junior high school, they complained a little about Chinese homework and exams, but they had almost no negative opinions about the course content. They are interested in the choice of textbooks and authors, and they will search for anecdotes of these literati as gossip.
One day, I accidentally turned to my brother's Chinese textbook, which was full of graffiti and essays as usual. My brother said to me, "I saw these ancient people in textbooks, and when I thought of the interesting things that happened to them, I couldn't help but draw them down." Thinking of these, Chinese class becomes so interesting! Looking at my brother's nonsense graffiti, I couldn't help taking out this book, breaking Chinese and sharing it with him.
The collapse of China people: Doru snake by Chang 'an water? Literature of the Tang Dynasty and Its Authors is a new work by Xie Jinyu, a resident writer of Story Network. Du Fu, who is concerned about the country and people in this book, is excited about a lipstick? Han Yu, who "lost eight generations of literature and indulged in Daoji", changed his sanctimonious image when he was demoted and ate the skin of frogs and toads? Liu Zongyuan, one of the eight masters of ancient literature in China, chewed betel nuts without taking a bath? Besides, Bai Juyi loves to write useless articles. Isn't it a patent for people to follow Wen Qingfeng now? Is Yuan Zhen actually a love rat wandering between different feelings? The authors of ancient prose read in these textbooks have suddenly become "ordinary people" with flesh and blood and full of contrast after breaking away from the image of literati throughout the ages.
This kind of book looks like fart, but it is also quoted. Every sentence in Humor has textual research, which is really favored by two teenagers and has become one of the most fascinating books recently.
The author Xie Jinyu has a historical background. With popular grammar and funny brushwork, she describes the vivid social culture of the prosperous Tang Dynasty through the writing of these literati deeds, so that readers can see the glory of the prosperous Tang Dynasty without trace. This is another attraction of this book, and I like it very much.
Everything has a different direction. In fact, from another angle, you can find more unexpected interests. This is my greatest experience after reading this book, and it should also belong to these two teenagers at home.
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