
A Teacher in the Ming Dynasty
混在大明当老师
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- Completed
- Length
- 218k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Are you sure the quill pen will work well on Ming Dynasty rice paper? Why don't you try it yourself? The ancients may have less knowledge than you, but they are definitely not fools. So far, you have given the impression that besides the protagonist, you are mentally retarded. I have used quill pens in other novels, but have you forgotten how different the writing conditions and habits are between Europe and China?
I just saw it and complained about it Wherever the alphabet is, the ancients will draw inferences from one example to see the future. Learning literacy through alphabet teaching should alarm the emperor and the ministry! If you ask students to memorize the alphabet, can they recognize other words that you have not taught? It can't be different from the previous teacher, and it alarms the emperor. Remember, the ancients also used phonetic notation when teaching. In ancient times, it was not the case that modern experts could have a dictionary and look up words in the dictionary themselves after being taught the alphabet. At that time, there was no such condition for large-scale printing. The most important thing was that there was no dictionary matching the alphabet at all. The important thing about literacy is that the dictionary is not the alphabet. The alphabet can be replaced with garbled characters, as long as the phonetic symbols are correct. The author is putting the cart before the horse.
I don't have any comments~~~You can't read this book with your brain in mind, it's just a no-brainer, a pretentious way to slap someone in the face (ー_ー)!!
After reading Chapter 43, I didn't see a single normal class [except for the unusual physical education class 🙂]. How do you teach? The pace is a bit slow. Do you have to put it on the shelves to see the normal class plot 🙂? There are too few students. Although there is a trap that will be recruited after the college is fixed, these four and a half students are a bit too much. The college police have hundreds of homeless people. What is going on? Do those children have to go to class or dig rocks or do work? 😰😰😰😰😰😰
Found a wild great writer😰
Damn, it's a bit poisonous. How many scholars were there in the mid-Ming Dynasty? How many hundreds of thousands of refugees were needed to sell chalk?
It seems that there were phonetic symbols in ancient times, let's learn about the Fanqie method. When I saw the protagonist teaching Pinyin, the ancients were surprised and felt so speechless. Does the author really not know?
Damn, I'm going to a prison called school 😭😭😭
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Chinese pinyin was not appropriate in the Ming Dynasty. Because there was no Mandarin as we speak now.