What's the good of reciting?
Recitation was a form of literary performance. By reading the content of the text, it could enhance reading ability, improve language expression ability, and cultivate language sense and intonation beauty. To be specific, reciting had the following benefits: 1. Enhancing reading ability: Through recitation, the reader's reading ability can be trained and improved to promote the development of the brain's memory and reading speed. 2. To improve one's ability to express one's language: To recite, one needs to read the content of the text accurately, fluently, and emotionally. This can train one's ability to express one's language and improve one's oral expression. 3. Cultivate the sense of language and the beauty of intonation: Recitation requires the use of correct pronunciation, intonation, tone, and rich emotional expression. It can cultivate people's sense of language and the beauty of intonation to enhance literary accomplishment. 4. Enhancing the emotional resonance of the audience: Recitation can use the art of language to let the audience feel the emotions of the text content and enhance the emotional resonance of the audience to achieve a better educational effect. Recitation could not only improve the literary quality but also enhance the audience's emotional experience. It was a form of performance full of artistic charm.
