学习语言,同学习其他科学一样,需要下苦功夫。根据一些有经验的作家和新闻工作者的体会,根本途径大致有三: 1、学习群众“刚健、清新”的语言。人民群众的语言是朴素、形象、生动活泼的。所以,毛泽东同志把向群众学习语言放在语言学习的第一条,指出:“人民的语汇是很丰富的,生动活泼的,表现实际生活的。”(《反对党八股》)鲁迅称大众语言是:“刚健、清新”的语言。普希金认为,倾听人民的语言,可以学到许多杂志上找不到的东西。契訶夫要求作家常坐三等车厢,去直接听听群众的语言。让我们来比较两种语言,加深理解向群众学习的重要性和必要性吧。下面是一段记者与模范饲养 Learning the language, like learning other sciences, requires hard work. Based on the experience of some experienced writers and journalists, there are basically three basic approaches: 1. Learn the language of “healthy and fresh” masses. The language of the people is simple, vivid and lively. Therefore, Comrade Mao Tse-tung put the language of studying for the masses in the first clause of language learning and pointed out: “The vocabulary of the people is very rich, lively and vivid, and shows real life.” (“Oppositional Party Bazhou”) Lu Xun states that the popular language is : “Healthy, fresh” language. Pushkin believes listening to people’s language can learn something that many magazines can not find. Chekhov asked writers often sit third-class cars, to directly listen to the masses of language. Let us compare two languages ​​and deepen our understanding of the importance and necessity of learning from the masses. Here is a reporter and model feeding