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Research on the Aesthetic Skills in the Teaching of Chinese Literature

Bing Xu

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Considering the aesthetic deficiency in today's teaching of Chinese literature,aesthetic category is provided and analyzed.It is concluded that different levels of Chinese(literature) teaching from primary schools to colleges should put some efforts on the training of students' aesthetic ability.Only in this way can their aesthetic ability be improved.

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Considering the aesthetic deficiency in today's teaching of Chinese literature,aesthetic category is provided and analyzed.It is concluded that different levels of Chinese(literature) teaching from primary schools to colleges should put some efforts on the training of students' aesthetic ability.Only in this way can their aesthetic ability be improved.

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Considering the aesthetic deficiency in today's teaching of Chinese literature,aesthetic category is provided and analyzed.It is concluded that different levels of Chinese(literature) teaching from primary schools to colleges should put some efforts on the training of students' aesthetic ability.Only in this way can their aesthetic ability be improved.

Key concepts: Psychology, Aesthetics, Chinese literature, Mathematics education, Pedagogy, China, Art, History

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