At 3 years and 5 months old, I know 64 Chinese characters. Is this true?

My son told me a story last night. What do you think he was talking about? It is actually the story of Pangu's creation of the world. It is said that there was a man named Pangu who lived in an egg shell, and then he held an egg shell with his hands and stepped on an egg shell. He also talked about Nuwa, but he referred to Nuwa as "Wo Wa". I asked him: "Did Nuwa make two little people out of clay?" He replied: "No, she made several clay dolls." Yes, it is more appropriate to use clay dolls. Later, when we were telling kindergarten stories, he said another word: bending down and bending his knees with his hands behind his back. It really made me ashamed. This little guy can really imitate the teacher's adult words. In the previous blog post, I highlighted the course "Chinese Character Classic" that my son taught in kindergarten in small classes. You must watch the video below. Heng'er, who is only 3 years and 5 months old, got to know 3 articles. 64 Chinese characters, do you believe it? Because his mother was so excited, I finally combined "applause, clap" into one and said "drummer". Fortunately, my son is not good at correcting mistakes, otherwise he would definitely laugh at his mother. Can anyone guess how the little guy recognizes so many words? Leave a message, and I will finally announce the answer in your message... Two days ago, an editor who specializes in "Chinese Character Classic" left a message for me. He also believed that it was too early to offer such a course in small classes. Let him play and learn this year. Fortunately, he just treats it as a game. The message is as follows: As an institution specializing in the teaching of Chinese characters, we believe that: 1. The earlier children learn to read, the better, because Chinese characters are brain-intensive characters, and the earlier children learn to read, the higher their IQ; 2. However, as a rapid literacy, reading in advance is The Chinese Character Classic, a special textbook, is not suitable for group teaching in small classes. It should be taught in middle and large classes. It is foreseeable that the learning effect of the blogger's children in the class will not be very good. If it only relies on a few classes in the classroom, the children will It is possible to recognize some Chinese characters, but it is difficult to achieve independent reading! It would be even more difficult if the students in kindergarten do not distribute the vocabulary cards they have learned to their parents so that the parents can review them at home! ! 3. It is undoubtedly wise for the child’s kindergarten to choose the Chinese Character Classic, but it is wrong to teach it in small classes; 4. Bloggers must insist on making word cards. For example, if the kindergarten does not issue word cards for the 16 characters that the baby learned in geography class today, the blogger can print and make word cards on his home computer, one for each Chinese character. I’m looking forward to everyone’s guesses. If you don’t guess right right away, it would be boring