In fact, the learning and mastering of any language can be divided into many levels. From the perspective of language use, these levels can be divided into: daily oral communication, access to common social information, in-depth study in professional fields, expressing inner feelings in authentic and appropriate language, and literary appreciation with the national psychology of the country using the language as the background.

In other words, there are two levels before Chinese in primary schools and three levels after Chinese in middle schools. It can even be said that the last three levels need people to study for a lifetime. Because learning a language is endless.

Primary school Chinese is more about memorizing. It is required to be able to read and write basic words in daily communication. College Chinese is more about understanding and feeling, adding one's own life experience and extending to literature, aesthetics, philosophy and other fields.

Finally, the simplest example, primary school Chinese, is that you should recognize the words "Lu" and "Lu Xun" and remember that "Lu Xun" is a great writer. College Chinese will guide you to read Lu Xun's Diary of a Madman, Evening Flowers, place Lu Xun in the history of modern literature in China, and think about the national inferiority that Lu Xun refers to.

Interviewee: Master of Language)