They all said that they had memorized "Man Jianghong" and responded The textbook was never included, and the reason for the controversy was found
As we all know, since the rectification of the illustrations of the textbooks, parents have paid significantly more attention to the textbooks for their students, and they carefully examine each article and question whether it is suitable for students to learn.
First of all, for the "Little Lotus Only Shows Its Sharp Corners" and "Parking and Sitting in Love Maple Forest Night", parents accused these two articles of "causing discomfort" and asked them to be deleted. Then, some parents put forward their opinions on "Man Jianghong", and due to the recent hit of the movie, parents once again felt aggrieved by Yue Fei's poetry, thinking that how could such a swan song be removed from the textbook?The official reluctantly responded: "Man Jianghong" has never been included in the textbook.
Regarding the controversy over "Man Jianghong", the official said that the poem was not included in the textbook. This has caused disagreement among parents about the content of the textbook. Prior to this, the phrase "the sky will descend on the Si people" has also caused controversy among parents, because most parents remember "Si Ren Ye", but some parents provided evidence: the textbook does say "it is a human being".
Although this is only a matter of one word, and it involves ancient texts and fake characters, it is reasonable to remember the confusion. However, "Man Jianghong" is different, with more than seventy percent of parents insisting that they have studied and memorized the ancient poem.
Some people pointed out that "Man Jianghong" was not suitable for students to study because of its bloody content, so it was replaced with Qiu Jin's "Man Jianghong". In this regard, many parents are upset with Yue Fei, believing that this swan song of the anti-gold hero Yue Fei should be re-included in the textbook, which has extraordinary patriotic educational significance.
During the Spring Festival, the movie "Man Jianghong" reached a climax, and the official responded in desperation. Wu Xiaoyi, a well-known educator and a Chinese teacher at one of the top 100 schools, clearly replied: "Man Jianghong" has not been included in the textbook.
Yue Fei's "Man Jianghong: Angry Hair Rushing to the Crown" has not yet been included in the Chinese textbooks used nationwide. However, in the comments section, some parents were outraged by this, insisting that their children had indeed memorized the entire poem.
As memory fades over time, some parents are more convinced that it is impossible to remember so clearly if they had not studied in the textbook or had been asked by the teacher to memorize it. They believe that the psalm, although not a quatrain, is short and powerful, so that it can only be memorized so deeply through careful study and recitation.
In addition, some parents also provide ** as proof that the junior high school Chinese textbooks of the Zhejiang and Jiangsu editions do contain this poem, and the Shanghai version of the high school Chinese textbooks also teach this article.
This situation also reveals a loophole in the response of education experts: the "national universal" Chinese textbook may refer to the Renjiao version of the Chinese textbook, but parents and teachers understand that although it is called "nationally applicable", it is not really universal.
The reason why Man Jianghong was not included in the Renjiao edition, but many students were able to recite it successfully, is that many regions have their own local versions of the textbook. Although the scope and timing of the use of these textbooks vary, it is obviously not accurate to say that "all textbooks" do not have "Man Jianghong".
In some areas where the People's Education version of the textbook is used, parents and students can memorize the poem "Man Jianghong", why is this?After collating and analyzing, the author found that there are two main reasons:
First of all, in the textbook of the fifth grade of the People's Education Edition, there is a section called "Accumulation over time". At the mention of this word, many parents' childhood memories come flooding back to their minds.
This section is dedicated to some famous sayings and sentences, and also excerpts ancient poems suitable for primary school students to learn to help students accumulate writing materials.
Among them is a sentence in Yue Fei's "Man Jianghong": "Don't wait, the young man's head is white, empty and sad." The word "δΊ†" in this poem is also specially marked with pinyin (liao).
A Chinese teacher who taught fifth grade just last year also confirmed this statement. Yue Fei's feelings for his family and country and his sorrow have been admired by many people, so it is not excluded that some teachers will lead students to learn the whole poem.
In addition, poetry recitation competitions are often held on primary and secondary school campuses, and the probability of being selected as one of the classics is very high. Therefore, although some students may not have learned the full text, they can also recite the whole poem skillfully through long-term recitation practice.
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