How to learn Chinese well?

This is a very interesting topic. It seems as difficult to learn Chinese well as to pass the English exam.

Chinese has never been a good subject in more than ten years of study: it is easy to get started and may not even require students to spend time studying; But it's hard to master-even the author can't do the reading comprehension of Chinese in the college entrance examination every year. In this case, how should we study? These methods are as follows:

1. Grasp the foundation and prepare questions that can be scored.

In the Chinese exam, there are some topics that don't need skills, just need to be memorized by heart, such as polyphonic words, typos and ancient poems. In view of these problems, it is good to recite more and practice more, and there is no other specialty.

2. Read more books and try to understand the meaning behind it.

If you want to do a good job in reading comprehension, it means that you need a certain amount of reading behind you, and you also need a lot of reading. Of course, according to my observation, modern students, even those who have graduated from the workplace, have problems with their reading ability. The reason is nothing more than an information explosion. People are used to shallow reading, and it is difficult to adapt to articles that still need to be thought and understood.

The solution is also very simple, improve the level of reading. After reading an article every time, try to summarize the central idea of the full text, and extract three keywords to cover the full text, or list three questions related to the article. The purpose is to force yourself to think.

3. Practice writing more, and strive to practice writing well in a short time.

Of course, writing is not particularly necessary for the exam-oriented composition. You only need to practice the words well, then memorize the three-paragraph argumentative framework, and finally memorize several commonly used materials.

If you don't practice enough times, it's no use knowing more skills. So I still practice calligraphy at a fixed time every day.

4. Recite ancient Chinese and cultivate a sense of language

For classical Chinese, the best way is not to look at the translation, but to try to memorize the whole article first, and then dig it out word by word to understand its exact meaning.

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