1, the seat where monks say or Confucian teachers give lectures.

In the Southern Dynasties, Liang Bao sang "Biography of Bhikuni Baoxianni": "The sage sent a monk bureau to give lectures, and the monk announced that he had to remonstrate with the monks again."

"Zhuzi School" Volume 79: "Lu Xiangshan went into the Taoist temple to give lectures, saying' the emperor's pole', which made the people of the whole country gather to listen."

Wu Mingkuan's "Gui Yan Academy Inscription": "Gui Yan Yu De, the old peace is here. The lecture has an inscription and dares to be effective. "

2. Reports, radio, television or periodicals are often used as teaching forms. Such as: lectures on legal knowledge.

Lectures and seminars are a way of knowledge, academic and information exchange, and are usually held in forums similar to auditoriums. The program is that the host and the speaker publish papers on the podium to share knowledge and experience, and finally the audience asks questions, and the people on the scene interact on the stage. Lectures are generally face-to-face two-way communication, unless there is not enough time, the lecture is too long, and the speaker has something urgent to leave early. The success of the lecture depends largely on the number of the audience and the active communication atmosphere.

In the free space of lectures, you have the opportunity to meet people from all walks of life, and you can hear many things from them that you can't touch in life; In academic research lectures, we have the opportunity to share the achievements of experts and scholars, listen to their views and opinions, and understand the ordinary and great academic life; After listening to the speeches of successful people, you may be excited and inspire the courage and confidence to start a business ... these are the gains brought by the lectures.