The San Zi Jing is divided into six parts, which introduces the basic knowledge of Chinese studies such as morality, humanities, history, philosophy, astronomy and geography. The content is rhythmic, catchy to read, and the text is not profound. Parents can help their children understand and recite by themselves, which is convenient and quick.

2. Qiu Meng

Parents who like Chinese studies can study this book with their children, which was written by Li Han, a bachelor of Tang Hanlin. The book uses historical stories to tell people about beauty, ugliness, goodness and evil, and uses four-word short sentences to tell historical allusions in pairs, so that people know it.

3. "Leo is against luck"

In today's Chinese teaching, there are still simplified books, which are the enlightenment works of phonology, a skill that ancient China literati must master. The book is divided into rhymes, the words are catchy, and the meaning is elegant and beautiful. Letting children read this skill can help Mongolian children understand the beauty of Chinese and help their writing ability.

4. The law of kindness and temptation of father and teacher

This book is to educate parents and teachers, and the method of reciting is because the ancient imperial examination required scholars to recite four books and five classics. Today, people don't need to ask so much of their children. Parents have many ways to persuade their children to fall in love with learning, and these methods are still desirable today. If you want to enlighten children in Chinese studies, you may wish to know a little.

5. "Enlarge the sages"

In the past, people said that reading "Zengguang Xianwen" would make people talk, while reading "Study in Qionglin" would make people read. Proverbs of all ages are summarized in Augmented Xianwen, which involves a lot of Taoist thoughts, many of which are worldly, but they are warm and cold, but they are sincere and can attract people to do good.

6. Study in Qionglin

Travel in Qionglin is like 100,000 Why's of Chinese Studies, including many China knowledge such as religion, customs, astronomy, geography and etiquette. In today's words, there are many dry goods! Especially suitable for children to lay the foundation of Chinese studies.