Friday, November 26, 2004

ICRT News: less chinese literature for taiwan

I miss the good old 6pm ICRT news.


About this issue: "古道西風瘦馬...."
In my humble opinion, they are using this election-year issue to invoke the familiar "Taiwan--China" theme to their advantages.

To use this obvious example is just another way to garner public attention and win the publicity.

The serious debate should be

"which way is the better approach to increase our computer-literate (thus allowing rampant ideosyncratic usage) pupils' literary standard."

因為網路去中心化的特性,任意自創之文體(壞的意思)錯字可以橫行,如何來增進中文程度?
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From Today's ICRT News

Subject: less chinese literature for taiwan
Post Date: 11/26/04
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Taiwan's education minister says that much of chinese
literature is not relevant to contemporary life.

Du Zheng-Sheng is proposing that students shouldn't be
required to read weighty tomes of chinese classics.

The education ministry wants high school literature
textbooks to include more works from contemporary taiwanese
writers. He says they are easier and more practical.

Many teachers are objecting to the proposed textbook change.
they warn the move could lower taiwan's literary standards.





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