Teaching your son to read "Far up the Cold Mountain Stone Path Slopes" was criticized by the teacher. The pronunciation of these Chinese characters has changed. Did you know?

There is a sentence in a cross talk joke: Do you think that what you think is what you think? It just tells us that sometimes what we imagine is different from the reality, and sometimes our experiences are wrong. Since my children entered elementary school, I have had the glorious and arduous task of tutoring them in their homework. Although it is unavoidable to be overwhelmed at times, after all, we are considered top students who graduated from the Chinese Department, so there is no problem in tutoring elementary school students with their homework.

Last week, my son came home and said that the teacher assigned a parent-child assignment, requiring parents to teach students to recite an ancient poem and share it with the class the next day. This is not a piece of cake for me. In order to facilitate my son's memory, I specially selected a relatively easy poem, Du Mu's "Mountain Travel". The first sentence is "The stone path is sloping up the cold mountain in the distance". I especially told my son Emphasizing that this "slant" character should be read as "xia", the fourth tone, and eloquently showed off some knowledge of the similarities and differences in the pronunciation of Chinese characters in ancient and modern times.

Who knew that the next day, my son would say something about the pronunciation of Chinese characters after school? I was furious, saying that I was a graduate of the Chinese Department, and I couldn't even read simple ancient poems, which caused him to be criticized by the teacher! I quickly asked the reason, and it turned out that the problem was in the first sentence? The stone path is sloping up the cold mountain. The teacher pointed out that the son's pronunciation of the word "?" was wrong. The word should not be pronounced as "xia", but should be pronounced as "xie". The child argued with the teacher and told the teacher that his father was Chinese. He is a top student, and such a simple ancient poem is unmistakable.

The teacher felt that the child had made a mistake and was arrogant, so he severely criticized his son, which made the child feel very uncomfortable.

Hearing this, I was also very confused. When I was in school, when teaching this poem, the teacher emphasized that the word "slant" in this poem should be read as "xia", and he often used it during exams. As a knowledge point for the test, why does the teacher now say that this pronunciation is wrong? Did I go to a fake school, or was the teacher just too talented?

In order to distinguish the authenticity, I specifically looked up the dictionary and searched for relevant information on the Internet. It turned out that it was neither that I went to a fake school nor that the teacher was incompetent. The stone path on the distant Hanshan Mountain was slanted The slanted character in ? was indeed pronounced as ?xia" in the past, but now it has been changed and it is still pronounced as ?xie".

Looking carefully, there are many cases like this. When we were in school, the pronunciation of the words that the teacher warned us to pay attention to has now quietly changed. The previous "standardized pronunciation" has become The current incorrect pronunciation has been corrected. For example, the word "qi" in "Yi Qi Jue Chen Concubine's smile" used to be pronounced as "ji", but is now pronounced as "qi"; in the past, the teacher constantly emphasized "persuasion". The word "shuo" should be pronounced as "shui", but now it has become pronounced as "shuo".

There is also the word "shaan" in the word "xiangyin unchanged, hair on the temples" in "The Book of Returning to Hometown". It used to be read as "chui", but now it has been changed back to its original pronunciation. ?shuai". Regarding the changes in the pronunciation of these characters, experts from the Institute of Language and Character Applications of the Ministry of Education said: With the development of society, language will have changes in the pronunciation of characters. Regarding this change, the public should have an open, dynamic and dialectical view of language development.

It’s just that many netizens don’t seem to buy it, and express their own opinions: 20 years ago, we were separated, and 20 years later, our children were separated. I want to ask these experts: You Do you have anything serious to do?

I feel sorry for those who study dubbing and broadcasting. The pronunciation of a few words changes almost every year.

I’m confused, I’m afraid I went to a fake school?

Some netizens think that they were troubled by the pronunciation of these words when they were in school, because they are not the same as those of GM. The pronunciation is different, which increases the learning burden. It is not very good to change it now. Children do not have to work hard to memorize the special pronunciation of those words. Do you think it is necessary to change the pronunciation of the above words? Do you adapt to these pronunciation changes? Welcome to leave a message in the comment area!