Chinese Class Broadcast on the Sky Screen, and the Ancients Are Losing It

Let me reiterate again: Cultural workers must be literate! Five-star recommendation, a fine book. This article does not forcefully sensationalize, but the plain language expresses great sorrow. It is rare to see a Tianmu novel from various dynasties that does not start with showing the wealth and force of modern life (even many showing the wealth of modern society is just a secret show off), but analyzes the purpose of "education" through textbooks. From a wonderful perspective, the textbook is the resonance of our modern people's thinking, a special "collective consciousness" of modern people, and corresponds to feudal ethics, which is another kind of "teaching" received by the audience Tianmu faces. What is gratifying is that the rhythm of the plot is not draggy, but it does not rush the changes in the emotions and thoughts of the audience. Instead, it progresses layer by layer and slowly spreads out. There is no unreasonable coenzyme for the ancient emperors and nobles of the feudal society, and it is quite objective. I live to see this kind of thing, so the author updates Modo Modo!

A few points that I think are very interesting: 1: There is no communication between ancient and modern times, and there are no emperors from different dynasties who can post barrage chats and make jokes. They can only be inspired by class to change the regime and change history. 2: The Anshi Rebellion is the one that makes me cry the most. Looking at the Tang Dynasty from the perspective of a poet, it depicts the war in the country and the misery of the people. It makes people feel that they are flesh and blood, rather than being pulled out by a tool to make up for the word count. 3: The emotional expressions of the characters in the article are very appropriate, allowing readers to know that they are inspired, emotional, and humane without being deliberate. The common problem with most Tianmu novels is that the authors write a lot of emotions and force their own reading comprehension on the readers. As a result, most of the characters who appear are very greasy and you can tell that they are tool people at a glance (I don't mean to offend, just write personal feelings) 4: The emperors portrayed so far are quite full, and there are Great achievements also have shortcomings. There are no brainless emperors to brag about. When I first saw the Qin Dynasty, I thought there would be the classic "my charming ancestors" (this is no different from seeing the young master smile for a long time. I really beg all the Sky Screen authors). In short, I think the author's portrayal is quite objective. 5: The author's ink is understandable, and the content is understandable. From the description of modern novels to the common feudal dynasty, the reading is smooth, the transition is very comfortable, and the reading is smooth and refreshing.

This is the most objective and rational historical movie I have read so far. The writing was a bit jerky in the early stage, but it has obviously improved a lot in the later stage. The character descriptions are very good, and we can only guess the personalities of historical figures. However, the author does not make surprising and eye-catching plots (such as insulting women when they see them teaching, saying that they are unruly women when they wear clothes that are slightly leaky, and even more direct obscenity). It's a classic within a classic) From the beginning of "Blessing", it can be seen that the author is educating from the ideological level, rather than attracting and showing off from the visual level. Influenced by the writing style, the characters are more stable and rational. Finally, Ying Zheng realized that Fusu's character cannot solve such a big problem, and Fusu is not suitable to be an emperor. Cultural workers must have cultural gold, and the author must continue to do more. Also: I am looking for Chinese texts and poets. The analysis is very good. There are many things that are not the test focus and the teacher does not cover them.

It's beautiful, really beautiful, and there are often moments of awe and enlightenment. But I still slipped away, without him, I didn't dare to look. Now I can no longer hold anything in my heart, because I can understand it. Maybe when I was young, I would be ecstatic to find a good article that I could read. Now - I just want to read some shallow and fast content to kill time and numb my thoughts, not to be unreasonable. After all, when I was young, I thought about watching the Three Kingdoms a hundred times so that I could understand it all. But it is still recommended. If you are different from me and have not lost your passion for life and still have a passion for time, then I really recommend it.

It is one of the few Tianmu texts that looks at ancient emperors and institutions in a rational and dialectical manner. It does not brag about the emperors, nor does it overly belittle them. The teachers also adopt the attitude of the people's view of history. The writing style is also very good, there is no wording, and it is very smooth. The barrages that appeared in the later period are also quite realistic. There are views from various angles, including Leziren netizens. The only thing I hope can be improved is the segmentation. Some of the teachers' words can be combined into one paragraph, but it feels a bit tiring to divide it into sentences and paragraphs. Overall, a great novel!

The seeds buried in my heart back then - curiosity, ignorance, and a little bit of indescribable compassion - were rediscovered by this book. Re-reading those familiar original texts, I suddenly realized that every word and every word in the textbook had quietly seeped into my bones and blood over the years, some of which were incomprehensible, and some of which were thoroughly understood. What's even better is that the author is meticulous about the characters of each dynasty, from the appropriateness of speech to the psychological ups and downs, to the timing of appearances, and annotations, which shows that he has put a lot of effort into it. Thoughts collided back and forth between the pages, allowing people to catch a glimpse of the excitement and subtlety of another timeline between the lines - it felt like listening to their deep thoughts and conversations quietly beside the monarchs and ministers in temples, in the fields and alleys, and in teahouses and restaurants across thousands of years of fireworks. It was indescribably wonderful.

It's even, it's very well written, there's no "my charming ancestor" mindlessly praising Qin Shihuang, and there's no "old farmer" Zhu Yuanzhang, it looks very comfortable, this is the first time I've seen this kind of text, Mrs. Xianglin, Kong Yiji, Thunder Rain, good looking, please update, please write soon

This book is very well written. It is probably the one that maximizes the educational significance of Chinese language since I have read so many online novels. The author's firm view of names and history is revealed between the lines. It is far more impressive, inspiring and educational than my teacher in school. Especially the part about modern literature in the book is particularly wonderful. If the author is a middle school Chinese teacher, then his students are very lucky. In my impression, my middle school Chinese teacher never extended the content beyond the text. The emotions and power hidden deep in the text in the book were mostly reduced to scripted knowledge points. You do not need to understand it deeply. You only need to be able to use the knowledge system, simplifying literature into knowledge tools to track accuracy. That kind of deeper thing - something that allows students to truly understand the composition of the world, perceive the complexity of human nature, and reflect on self-criticism and thinking, I seem to have experienced it when reading this novel. This is very good, very good, as if I was sitting in the same class again and listening to the teacher's lesson. Unlike back then, this lesson was very lively and not boring at all.

One word is perfect, it's great. The author has a very solid foundation in literature, especially the works of modern literature. He explains it very thoroughly, which makes people feel enlightened. Each work can make people think about it again and again, and there is still something unfinished. Using human nature, destiny, and social environment to benchmark the ancients is actually more like benchmarking us in reality. It feels like taking a Chinese language class again, but it is so thorough. It is more exciting than the teacher's rules in middle school, shocking and delicious [Adoration] The more rigorous the literature book, the higher the AI rate. Anyone who has written a paper knows that after the tutor has revised it, it becomes more like AI, not because there is no thinking, but because it is more in-depth. Most historical books are written with words in mind and words in mind. They should not be too personally biased when writing, which leads to a sense of AI. It can be seen from the author's comments to readers [Inquiry], it is obvious that the author's own thinking can be seen. Maybe it's because I can't tell the difference between AI [face covering] Everyone has their own ideas

I'm going to tie it today. This book is well written and reads smoothly without any sense of disconnection. The material selection is also good. Women's issues are in full swing this year. I have always wanted to read novels that combine history with people's ongoing thinking at this moment. However, these two themes are generally written separately. The writing style is very rational and does not contain any very exciting emotions. Alas, it is a new pitfall. There are too few chapters. Please give the author a boost! [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart] It's okay. The content is the same as what I said before. If you just want to read literary appreciation and history, then this book can be considered well-written and relatively straightforward. However, when I am following up on the update, I can see that the author probably did not consider changing some of the words (prostitute, jealousy and commonly used ones), which is not perfect for me, although the overall attitude is correct as of now. If you just want to read the content and don't care at all, then this writing is still very good.