Ranking of the Most Difficult Ancient Poetry to Recite

The ten most difficult ancient poems to memorize in China included "The Difficult Road to Shu,""Song of Yan,""Song of Stone Drum,""Song of Everlasting Regret,""Li Sao,""Meng,""Table of the Extermination of the Army,""Zou Ji satirizes the King of Qi's remonstrance,""Dreaming in Tianmu," and "Preface to King Teng's Pavilion." These ancient poems were rated as one of the most difficult ancient poems to memorize because of their profound language, profound artistic conception, and difficult words.

There were several ways to quickly memorize ancient poems. First of all, you can recite according to the writing order, that is, according to the time order, spatial order, or logical order of the ancient poems to sort out the ideas of the article and find a strategy that is conducive to reciting. Secondly, he could use the time-limited recitation method, which was to quickly memorize the contents of the ancient poems within a specified period of time. This method could be used with appropriate checks to enhance the effect of recitation. In addition, he could also use the method of memorizing key words. He would remember the key words of the sentence or paragraph that needed to be memorized. These key words could help him memorize the entire ancient poem. In addition, there were also comprehension memory methods, scene imagination methods, rhyme memory methods, analysis memory methods, and other methods that could help him recite ancient poems quickly.

There are many ancient poems in China that are difficult to memorize. Some of the ancient poems that were considered particularly difficult to memorize included Song of Everlasting Regret, Li Sao, Chu Ci, Xun Zi, Dao De Jing, etc. These ancient poems were more difficult and required more time and energy to memorize.

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The ancient poems and classical Chinese that the college entrance examination had to memorize included the following: 1. The Analects of Confucius, Chapter 12 2. "Persuade Learning"(Xunzi) 3. Biography of Qu Yuan (Sima Qian) 4. Ten Thoughts on Remonstrating with Taizong (Wei Zheng) 5. "Teacher's Doctrine"(Han Yu) 6. Fu to Epang Palace (Du Mu) 7. "On the Six Nations"(Su Xun) 8. Replying to Sima's Remonstrance (Wang Anshi) 9. Ode to the Red Cliff (Su Shi) 10. Xiang Ji Xuan Zhi (Gui Youguang) 11. Zi Lu, Zeng Xi, You You, Gong Xihua, etc.(Analects of Confucius) 12. Excerpt from the Letter to Ren An (Sima Qian) 13. On Passing Qin (Part 1)(Jia Yi) 14. Li Yun (Book of Rites) 15. "A Pledge of Love"(Li Mi) 16. "Return and Return"(Preface)(Tao Yuanming) 17. "The Story of Guo Tuotuo, Planting Trees"(Liu Zongyuan) 18. Preface to the Biography of the Five Dynasties 'Historians (Ouyang Xiu) 19. Shi Zhong Shan Ji (Su Shi) 20. "Climbing Mount Tai"(Yao Nai) Please note that the above is a list of ancient poems and classical Chinese that must be memorized in the college entrance examination based on the search results provided.

The most difficult ancient poems were subjective evaluations, and different people might have different opinions. Some ancient poems were considered the most difficult to memorize, such as Tao Yuanming's Return to the Garden, Qu Yuan's Li Sao, and Bai Juyi's Song of Everlasting Regret. However, these results did not provide a clear answer, so it was impossible to determine which ancient poem was the most difficult.

Some examples of poems or essays suitable for girls to recite are as follows: Poetry: 1 "To the Oak Tree"-Shu Ting Rain Night Flower-Haizi 3 "Ascending"-Du Fu 4. Thoughts in a Quiet Night-Li Bai 5."The Phoenix with a Head"-Li Qingzhao Prose: 1 Moonlight over the Lotus Pond-Zhu Ziqing 2 "Back"-Zhu Ziqing Spring-Lu Xun 4."Mooring at Niushui and Recalling the Past"-Yang Jiang 5 "Alive"-Yu Hua These poems and essays were all classic works. The language was beautiful and suitable for girls to recite. It could show the elegance and talent of girls. Of course, the specific choice would depend on the girl's personal characteristics and preferences.

Poetry was indeed easier to understand than novels. Poetry usually focuses more on expressing emotions and thoughts while novels focus more on plot and character. In addition, the language and rhythm of poems were often more complicated than novels, requiring more understanding and skill. However, if one could seriously read and understand the poem, one would also realize its unique beauty and charm.

The ten most difficult ancient prose were Li Sao, Song of Everlasting Regret, Difficult Road to Shu, Preface to King Teng's Pavilion, Free and Unfettered Travel, Teacher's Theory, Ode to Red Cliff, Ci of Mulan, Table of the Master, and Fish, What I Want.

The ten most difficult ancient texts included Li Sao, Song of Everlasting Regret, Difficult Road to Shu, Ci of Mulan, Preface to Tengwang Pavilion, Free and Unfettered Travel, Ode to Red Cliff, Fish, What I Want, Dreaming in Tianmu, Singing Farewell, and Song of Pipa.