When we look back at the content of Chinese textbooks more than 50 years ago, we seem to be able to feel the inheritance of a culture. These textbooks are very concise, but the covers are bright but not much**. And in the catalog, we find many classic works, such as the chairman's words and Guo Moruo's "Heavenly Market". At that time, the content of textbooks was prescribed, and it could not be arranged arbitrarily. In general, in those times, we learned mainly revolutionary stories. Now, let's pick out a few familiar articles together and reminisce about that good time together!
The cover of this junior high school textbook is simple and bright, which is in line with the atmosphere of the times. The cover reads "Full-time ten-year school junior high school textbook", which tells us that the book is very old, because the ten-year education system only appeared in the sixties and seventies. When we opened the book, we saw that the first article was the chairman's words, and the second article was Guo Moruo's "Heavenly Market", which are very famous works. In those days, the first lesson of school was often prescribed, and there was not much room for choice. All in all, the textbooks at that time were mainly about learning revolutionary stories, which was a characteristic of that era.
The covers of elementary school textbooks are colorful and colorful, giving people a sense of beauty. The knowledge in the catalogue surprised us to find that there is a lot that we are still learning today. This shows the truth that excellent articles are popular in any era!Let's recall some of these familiar articles, "Wang Erxiao", "Sun Moon Lake", "Kite" and so on. I used to think that textbooks were cheap at that time, but I didn't expect it to be so cheap, only four cents. Although four cents in the 80s was not a small amount at the time, looking back now, it gives people a strong sense of history!This shows that the knowledge learned in Chinese textbooks in the 80s still has great value and influence.
Looking back at the Chinese textbooks in the 80s, we find that what we learned in them is still being learned today. Does this mean that there is no generation gap between the times, and there is no generation gap between us and our parents and grandparents?I think that from the content of the textbook, what we see is more of a cultural inheritance. These texts contain the essence of traditional culture, and the plots and values in the texts still have far-reaching influence. It also reminds us that no matter how times change, we still need to inherit and respect the classics, which is the foundation of our culture.
Reminiscing about those good times, we can't help but feel nostalgic for the scene in the classroom. In the Chinese class, we read the classics with the teacher and felt the power behind the words. These texts provoke us to think about life, human nature, and beauty. "Wang Erxiao" interprets the beauty of pastoral life and the innocent friendship of children;"Sun Moon Lake" brings us into the charming natural scenery and feels the power of nature;"Kite" taught us to chase our dreams and persevere in following our hearts. These classic works and excellent teaching materials allow us to learn and nourish our souls at the same time.
The knowledge in the Chinese textbooks of the 80s still has an important influence on us today. The significance of this inheritance is not only to let us understand and familiarize ourselves with traditional culture, but more importantly, to learn to think and reflect. By reading the classics, we are able to broaden our horizons and develop critical thinking and aesthetic skills. This knowledge is not only to learn a subject, but also to exercise our humanistic qualities. In today's information, we need to maintain respect and attention to the classics, and use the power of culture to shape a better future.
Looking back at the Chinese textbooks in the 80s, we can not only see the education system and curriculum at that time, but more importantly, we can see the inheritance of a culture and the continuation of values. The classics in these textbooks still have an important influence on us today, guiding us to think and grow. The process was full of good memories and made us understand the meaning of inheritance. There is no doubt that Chinese textbooks are one of the guides on our growth path and a valuable asset for our cultural heritage. Let's continue to learn and pass on this beautiful history with gratitude!