Personality optimization, physical and mental health

Children who often read classics will develop good habits of filial piety, courtesy, etiquette and education. Children's taste and connotation of life will embark on a higher starting point, which will not only improve their physical and mental health, but also increase their chances of success.

Method/Step 2:

Improve attention

Regular training in reading classics will gradually form a good reading habit of concentration, undivided attention, peace of mind and tranquility, thus obviously improving the efficiency and quality of learning.

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Memory is greatly improved.

Reciting the classics often will obviously improve children's memory, and 50% of children can reach the level of "unforgettable". Once you acquire this memory ability, you will be able to easily remember the knowledge of any subject, and you will keep this extraordinary memory for life.

Method/Step 4:

Chinese ability improvement

After reciting such classics as Disciple's Rules, Three Amethyst, Qian Wen Zi, The Analects of Confucius, Daxue, Laozi, The Doctrine of the Mean, Mencius, Four Guanzi and Selected Readings of Chinese Classics, the children's literacy will reach about 5,000 words (this is the literacy of Chinese department professors). From then on, when children write and speak, they will be eloquent, quoting classics, which is very deep.

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Reading interest and ability have been greatly improved.

After reading the classics, children will form the habit of reading widely. Many children who read classics can take the initiative to find books when they are 6- 10 years old. A child who reads about 10 classics before the age of 7 can create a miracle of reading 500 books to 1 000 books a year, thus broadening his horizons and overflowing his wisdom, which is many times higher than that of children who don't read classics.

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It is of great help to the study of other subjects

By reading classics, children's thinking in images (right brain) is fully exercised, thus laying a solid foundation for learning mathematics, foreign languages, physics, chemistry and other courses, and the academic performance of these subjects is also improved by 2-4 times; In addition, the classic content is stored in the brain earlier, and children will digest it imperceptibly in their daily study and life, thus improving their understanding.

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It is very easy to learn skills such as talent, sports and labor.

"Being unique" is another advantage of reading classics. By reading the classics, the qi and blood in the brain and the body can be well dredged, the brain-strengthening effect is obvious, and the brain's ability to dominate fingers has been strengthened, so that it will get twice the result with half the effort in learning skills such as talent, sports and labor.

Method/Step 8:

Achieve the effect of cultural therapy.

By reading the classics, the symptoms of ADHD, sensory integration disorder and autism in children are obviously alleviated. This unexpected gain has attracted the attention of the medical community, and related hospitals have also begun to carry out research in this area.

Method/Step 9:

Promote parent-child relationship, parents and children learn from each other.

Many classics are unfamiliar to parents. Therefore, parents (including grandparents) studying with their children can not only effectively promote the feelings between parents and children, but also have good benefits in strengthening the brain, strengthening the body, relieving stress, eliminating fatigue and improving the cultural level.

Method/step 10:

Have a natural affinity for "classical Chinese"

Some parents think that classics are mainly "classical Chinese" and worry that their children can't understand them. In fact, when children have the best memory, the key is to recite these classics first, which may not make them understand. Later, after review and daily use, children naturally have the ability to read classical Chinese. Reading classical Chinese will remove the obstacles to receiving sage education, thus laying a good foundation for entering universities, studying and doing business.