Hello everyone, today let's talk about a topic that sounds a bit mysterious - why is there a saying that "10 schools and 9 graves" is circulating in some places? This is not a superstition, but an interesting historical and cultural story.
First of all, it is important to understand that this sentence does not mean that schools are actually built on graves, but rather an exaggeration, vividly portraying that some places are rich in educational resources and have a long history, just like those that are revered as "places of context". Just like the ancients said: "Where the school is located, there must be the relics of ancient sages." "The location of a school is often closely related to the local traditional culture and historical accumulation.
In China, we can find such "coincidences" next to many ancient towns and ancestral halls. For example, on the shore of Weiming Lake of Peking University in Beijing, in Tsinghua Park, those buildings are antique, and behind them is a profound cultural heritage. Another example is the water towns in the south of the Yangtze River, where some academies are located among the green mountains and green waters, as if they are in dialogue with the sages and convey the power of knowledge.
This kind of location is not accidental, the ancients paid attention to "cultural inheritance", and believed that education is an important carrier of inheritance of civilization. The school was built in these places as a sign of respect for history and hope for the future. The grave represents the past, and the school is a bridge between the present and the future, a beacon of knowledge, illuminating the way forward for future generations.
Of course, with the development of society, the location of modern schools is more scientific and reasonable, taking into account factors such as traffic and environment. However, this traditional concept and emotion are still deeply imprinted in people's hearts and have become a unique cultural memory.
I remember the old saying: "If you read more than 10,000 books, you will write like a god." "School is not only a place of learning, but also a spiritual sustenance. Therefore, the saying "10 schools and 9 graves" is not so much superstition as a praise of educational values and a manifestation of reverence for history.
So, what do you think about this statement? Do you also think this kind of "grave knowledge" is quite interesting? You may wish to share your views in the comment area, or forward them to those who care about education, so that they can also feel the unique historical charm.
Finally, let us praise those educators who have been quietly dedicated, who have guarded every soil full of hope with wisdom and enthusiasm, so that the seeds of knowledge can take root and sprout between the grave and the school, and pass on endlessly.