Dressed in a blue-colored hanfu costume and black hat, 6-year- old Xu Ruibin chants ancient Chi- nese classics with his classmatesin the Jinglu Academy in Beijing, a tradi- tional Chinese classics training institute. ...Dressed in a blue-colored hanfu costume and black hat, 6-year- old Xu Ruibin chants ancient Chi- nese classics with his classmatesin the Jinglu Academy in Beijing, a tradi- tional Chinese classics training institute. In recent years, retro-style private insti- tutes have begun emerging in many cities across China, gaining in popularity. Instead of sending children to attend after-school English or dancing classes, more parents want to instill the traditions of Chinese cul- ture in their children through studying the ancient classics.展开更多
文摘Dressed in a blue-colored hanfu costume and black hat, 6-year- old Xu Ruibin chants ancient Chi- nese classics with his classmatesin the Jinglu Academy in Beijing, a tradi- tional Chinese classics training institute. In recent years, retro-style private insti- tutes have begun emerging in many cities across China, gaining in popularity. Instead of sending children to attend after-school English or dancing classes, more parents want to instill the traditions of Chinese cul- ture in their children through studying the ancient classics.
