The ten most difficult ancient prose to memorize

Answer 1

Here are ten ancient poems that are considered difficult to memorize:
1. " Li Sao " was written by Qu Yuan during the Warring States Period. It is the longest lyric poem in our country. The whole poem is rhymed with the word " Xi ". There are many homonyms and uncommon words. It is difficult to read, but it has depth and great influence in ancient literature.
2. "On Passing Qin": Written by Jia Yi in his 20s. The literary talent is magnificent and is a compulsory work for emperors of past dynasties.
3. " Carefree Wandering ": A work of Zhuangzi. It has extraordinary imagination and literary talent, and the philosophy behind it is far-reaching.
4. "Fu on Epang Palace": Du Mu's work is unrestrained, debate and philosophy coexist, even if there is no accumulation of too much rhetoric, it will last for a long time.
5. "Preface to Tengwang Pavilion": Wang Bo's article, the article contains 40 idioms, the text does not add points, in one breath, the world's first parallel prose.
6. "Teacher's Table" was written by Zhuge Liang. The content is touching and rich in philosophy.
7. "Preface to Ma Sheng in Dongyang": An article written by Song Lian, a writer of the Ming Dynasty, about his experience in studying. There are many contents, miscellaneous things, long and short sentences intertwined, and there is almost no sound law to follow.
8. "Teacher's Theory": Han Yu's article points out the way to be a teacher, and the logical speculation is complicated.
9. "Ode to the Red Cliff": written by Su Shi, 643 words, solemn and solemn, transparent and bright, full of beauty.
10. Song of the Pipa: Bai Juyi's masterpiece. Although it was long, it was catchy. There was even a version of the song that was easier to remember.

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