The Chinese text corresponds to the documentary, which \”acts\” the knowledge to life, making it easier to learn

To learn Chinese, you must read the books thoroughly. Many children clearly have memorized the text, scored full marks in dictation, and did well in their daily homework, but when it comes to the exam, it is revealed that their reading and writing skills are lacking, and they lose serious points. We must know that new words, texts, and ancient poems are just the tip of the iceberg of Chinese learning. The language expression ability, reading ability, writing ability, and oral communication ability hidden under the water are the underlying core abilities of Chinese language. If you just focus on memorizing texts and student words, you will most likely misunderstand the matter of \”learning Chinese\”. To cultivate core competencies at the bottom level, you must learn to \”read the book thickly.\” How to read the book thickly? To put it simply, read more. For example, in \”Plant Mom has a way\”, children know how plant seeds spread. When they go back and read the text, they can combine the knowledge in their minds with the words in front of them, and they will better understand \”the parachute of the dandelion, the spiny cocklebur\” Armor\”. For example, if you study ancient poetry and understand the poet\’s life, the dynasty he lived in, and what he went through when he wrote the poem, you will naturally be able to perceive the emotional meaning of the poem. Obviously, with these foundations, learning will be easier. Of course, during the reading process, text comprehension and logical analysis skills will also improve simultaneously. This becomes more obvious the higher the grade, which is why we often say that we should accompany our children’s reading habits. Some people may ask, what should I do if my children don’t like reading? Watch documentaries. Good documentaries can also lead children to appreciate culture and increase their knowledge. In order to help children better understand the knowledge in Chinese textbooks, we compared primary school textbooks for grades 1-6 and found more than 40 well-received documentaries suitable for children to watch (the space is limited, and the article only introduces a small part). You can save it and take a look during the holidays. The first grade \”Cute Little Babies\” 👉The text \”Little Squirrel Looking for Peanuts\” and \”Tail Comparison\” record the interesting moments of animal babies exploring the world, such as cute little hedgehogs, curious penguin chicks, and interesting seal pups. The cute and interesting animal babies will be loved by children. \”Secrets of Animals\” 👉The text \”Little Snail\” and \”Little Painter in the Snow\” reveal the little secrets of animals. How were the cats and dogs at home born? Which animals come out of eggs? Why do giraffes have long necks… Many children want to know questions that we may not necessarily have answers to, and you can find the answers here. \”Think Like a Crow\” 👉The text \”Crow Drinks Water\” teaches children the steps of the scientific method through the story of a crow cleverly using pebbles to drink water from the bottom of a jar: observation, hypothesis, experiment and evaluation, which is very suitable for children\’s scientific enlightenment piece. The second grade \”Green Planet\” 👉 text \”Plant Mother has a way\” is a super surprise! The battle for survival between plants and plants, and between plants and animals recorded by BBC cameras completely subverts our boring stereotype of nature documentaries. It is also called \”the world\’s first immersive documentary focusing on plants\”. It covers everything from sand plants to alpine plants, taking us to understand the plant world beyond our imagination. Chinese Ancient Poetry Animation👉The text \”Two Ancient Poems\” integrates ancient poems into animation. Every frame is beautiful and tells the story behind each familiar ancient poem. It is very suitable for children to watch. \”Qushuo Classics\”The Idiom Story\” 👉The text \”Sitting in a Well and Watching the Sky\” tells the basic meaning of idioms and the historical stories behind them. For example: the idiom Chengmen Lixue comes from the story of Yang Shi, a famous Neo-Confucian scholar in the Song Dynasty, who studied there, and the idiom Playing the Qin to a Cow comes from the famous musician of the Lu State in the Spring and Autumn Period. Gong Mingyi…can learn both idioms and historical enlightenment, achieving multiple things with one stone. The third-grade text \”If I Were an Animal\” 👉The text \”Journey in the Cow\’s Belly\” uses \”If I were an Animal\” as a guide to make the possibly boring animal science knowledge lively and interesting. Each episode introduces a kind of wild animal, from the animal\’s appearance and characteristics to living habits, growth and reproduction, etc., children can gain a lot of animal knowledge after watching it. \”Our Planet\” 👉Text \”The Sound of Nature\” \”Father Wood and Birds\” produced by BBC, directed and narrated by David Attenborough, from Antarctica to Arctic, from the equator to the frigid zone, from the African grasslands to the tropical rainforests, and then From the desolate peaks to the deep sea, countless creatures are presented to the world in extremely beautiful appearances. The ups and downs of floods and the living conditions of surrounding animals; rare pictures of snow leopards hunting in the heavy snow; the harsh scenes of interdependence of penguins, polar bears, seals and other creatures on the ice sheet; living in the depths of the ocean Amazing creatures in the high-temperature environment of the volcanic crater;… all kinds of spectacular scenery and strange landforms will definitely feast your eyes ~ The fourth grade \”The Growth Process of the Creeper\” 👉 Read the text \”The Feet of the Creeper\” under the guidance of a macro lens The growth process of the ivy from seed to climbing, and then to the entire wall, allows you to intuitively see the unique beauty of the ivy. \”The Book of Mountains and Seas for Children\” 👉The text \”Jingwei Reclamation of the Sea\” Nuwa patched up the sky, Jingwei reclaimed the sea, Yi shot for nine days, and Dayu controlled the floods. Each story is more magical than the last. It leads the children to roam the wonderland of the mountains and seas, and it\’s fun by the way. A wealth of knowledge can be accumulated from myths and stories from ancient times. \”New Words on the World at the Dinner Table\” 👉The text \”Wang Rong Does Not Take Taoist Li\” takes table food as the entry point, and tells the children interesting stories and history related to the literati through some representative delicacies that ancient people loved to eat. The origin of the allusion is interesting and entertaining. Fifth grade \”Life\” text \”What is faster than a cheetah\” Courting birds dance dazzlingly complex dance steps on the water to show their loyalty; fish use their fins to fly to escape from predators… Animals Predation, courtship and brood-rearing behaviors that are rare in the world are presented by the BBC in high quality. \”Four Seasons of China\” 👉Text \”The Beauty of the Four Seasons\” is a large-scale documentary launched by Xinhua News Agency CNC. It lasted for two years. The British host Jiang Senhai traveled across 24 provinces and cities in China, from Mohe in the north to Sanya in the south, looking for the answers to the 24 solar terms. The influence of contemporary China tells the story of China’s twenty-four solar terms to a global audience. \”Hometown of Literature\”👉The text \”The Ancients Talk about Reading\” includes Mo Yan\’s \”Gaomi Northeast Township\”, Jia Pingwa\’s \”Shangzhou\”, Liu Zhenyun\’s \”Yanjin\”, Alai\’s \”Jiarong Tibetan Area\”, Chi Zijian\’s \”Ice and Snow Northland\”, Bi Feiyu\’s \”Northern Jiangsu Water Village\”, etc. restore their childhood past and creative process, revealing how they transformed their hometown of life into a hometown of literature. Sixth Grade \”Forbidden City 10\”0》👉The text \”Forbidden City Museum\” tells the story of 100 spaces in the Forbidden City, comprehensively revealing some traditional palace construction techniques, as well as details of palace life such as fire protection, cold storage, etc. For example, why is the Forbidden City red? Why does the landlord always have little lions standing around? Do people who live in the Forbidden City also eat popsicles? …In addition to history, children can also learn aesthetic education, traditional art, and scientific knowledge. They will definitely be hooked after reading this! \”Journey of Space and Time\” 👉Text \”The Mystery of Life in the Universe\” is a 9.6-minute space exploration documentary that explains the history of human exploration of the universe in simple terms and can strongly inspire children\’s reverence and yearning for the scientific spirit. With the addition of hand-drawing, comics, animation, 3D modeling and other forms, the overall narrative is very vivid and more conducive to children\’s viewing.