This *** was founded by a first-line Chinese teacher, all articles are created independently, welcome to click on the "Water Han Says Language" above to follow. Issue 14 of 2024 (Issue 784 in total).
On the first day of the Lunar New Year, I wrote an article entitled "Spring Festival Gala Crosstalk in the Year of the Dragon, Yue Yunpeng Said Right, Sun Yue Corrected Wrong", mainly talking about the pronunciation of the word "improvisation" between Yue Yunpeng and Sun Yue in the Spring Festival Gala cross talk. Subsequently, a friend left a message under the article pointing out that the poem "Broken Flowers" mentioned in the cross talk was not written by Li Qingzhao. This discovery was not made by listening carefully to the work, but by accident. Inspired by this reader's friend's message, I re-edited the cross talk clip and reviewed the content about "Broken Flowers". Yue Yunpeng and Sun Yue reached an agreement when playing the Flying Flower Order, as long as the sentence has the word "flower", they will do a squat. Yue Yunpeng read a poem in order to let Sun Yue do a few squatting, and while reading the poem, he peeked at the fan in his hand. Then, Sun Yue said that he couldn't squat up, picked up a fan and ridiculed Yue Yunpeng for not remembering the three words "Li Qingzhao", and used a fan as a teleprompter to cheat. After the Spring Festival Gala, some netizens discovered this problem and accused this cross talk of misleading the audience, because Li Qingzhao's ancient and modern poetry collections did not include this poem, which is obviously a forgery. Subsequently, some netizens conducted detailed research and confirmed that "Broken Flowers" was not written by Li Qingzhao, but a forgery. But why do many people mistakenly think that "Broken Flowers" is made by Li Qingzhao? This is due to the popularity of the internet. If you search for the keyword "Li Qingzhao Remnant Flower", a large number of web pages will appear, clearly calling it the work of Li Qingzhao, a female lyricist of the Song Dynasty, and making various appreciations. Does this mean that Yue Yunpeng's cross talk has been misled by the Internet and has spread wrong knowledge with partial generalizations? This criticism is not appropriate. First of all, cross talk exists for humor, not the main way to disseminate knowledge, and most of the content is fictional and designed for some kind of baggage. Therefore, cross talk cannot be judged by the standard of disseminating knowledge, and every detail is required to be accurate. Second, we should reflect on why we can be easily misled. In recent years, various fakes have emerged one after another, and even jokes have been made out of belief. Counterfeiting has a long history and tradition in China. For example, in "Dream of Red Mansions", Jia Baoyu gave Lin Daiyu the table word: "颦颦", which is his fabrication. Counterfeiting has a purpose, and distinguishing counterfeiting requires relevant capabilities. Why do insiders recognize fakes at a glance, while laymen are gullible? Because of the lack of knowledge in certain fields, it is easy to be deceived. In the era of the Internet with the flood of information, the spirit of skepticism, the awareness and ability to distinguish between fakes are more important than fragmented knowledge. Therefore, school education needs to cultivate students' awareness and ability to distinguish between fakes, which is far more important than imparting knowledge and pursuing high scores. Welcome to my new book, Teaching Language by Subtraction, which contains a wealth of teaching cases that reflect my educational philosophy.
This *** was founded by a front-line Chinese teacher, all articles are personal originals, welcome to click on the "Water Han Says Language" above to follow. Issue 14 of 2024 (Issue 784 in total).
On the first day of the Lunar New Year, I posted an article entitled "Spring Festival Gala Cross Talk in the Year of the Dragon, Yue Yunpeng was right but was instructed by Sun Yue", which mainly focused on the pronunciation of the word "improvisation" between Yue Yunpeng and Sun Yue in the Spring Festival Gala cross talk. Subsequently, a friend left a message under the article pointing out that the poem "Residual Flowers" mentioned in the cross talk was not written by Li Qingzhao. This discovery was not made by listening carefully to the work, but by accident. Inspired by this reader's friend's message, I re-edited the cross talk clip and reviewed the content about "Broken Flowers". Yue Yunpeng and Sun Yue reached an agreement when playing the Flying Flower Order, as long as the sentence has the word "flower", they will do a squat. Yue Yunpeng read a poem in order to let Sun Yue do a few squatting, and while reading the poem, he peeked at the fan in his hand. Then, Sun Yue said that he couldn't squat up, picked up a fan and ridiculed Yue Yunpeng for not remembering the three words "Li Qingzhao", and used a fan as a teleprompter to cheat. After the Spring Festival Gala, some netizens discovered this problem and accused this cross talk of misleading the audience, because Li Qingzhao's ancient and modern poetry collections did not include this poem, which is obviously a forgery. Subsequently, some netizens conducted detailed research and confirmed that "Broken Flowers" was not written by Li Qingzhao, but a forgery. But why do many people mistakenly think that "Broken Flowers" is made by Li Qingzhao? This is due to the popularity of the internet. If you search for the keyword "Li Qingzhao Remnant Flower", a large number of web pages will appear, clearly calling it the work of Li Qingzhao, a female lyricist of the Song Dynasty, and making various appreciations. Does this mean that Yue Yunpeng's cross talk has been misled by the Internet and has spread wrong knowledge with partial generalizations? This criticism is not appropriate. First of all, cross talk exists for humor, not the main way to disseminate knowledge, and most of the content is fictional and designed for some kind of baggage. Therefore, cross talk cannot be judged by the standard of disseminating knowledge, and every detail is required to be accurate. Second, we should reflect on why we can be easily misled. In recent years, various fakes have emerged one after another, and even jokes have been made out of belief. Counterfeiting has a long history and tradition in China. For example, in "Dream of Red Mansions", Jia Baoyu gave Lin Daiyu the table word: "颦颦", which is his fabrication. Counterfeiting has a purpose, and distinguishing counterfeiting requires relevant capabilities. Why do insiders recognize fakes at a glance, while laymen are gullible? Because of the lack of knowledge in certain fields, it is easy to be deceived. In the era of the Internet with the flood of information, the spirit of skepticism, the awareness and ability to distinguish between fakes are more important than fragmented knowledge. Therefore, school education needs to cultivate students' awareness and ability to distinguish between fakes, which is far more important than imparting knowledge and pursuing high scores. Welcome to my new book, Teaching Language by Subtraction, which contains a wealth of teaching cases that reflect my educational philosophy.