Japan's children – among the most numerate and literate in the world – are supposed to be able to read and write 1,006 kanji after six years of primary school education, starting at age 6. To help them reach that goal, and prepare them for memorising the remaining 1,130 characters before they complete their formal education at 15, the book includes the word "poo" in every one of its 3,018 sample sentences.
日本儿童的计算和读写能力在全球儿童中位居前列,他们从6岁开始接受小学教育,6年后要学会读写1006个日文汉字。为了帮助日本儿童实现这一目标,也为了帮助他们在15岁完成正规教育之前记住剩下的1130个日文汉字,《便便汉字练习簿》中的3018个例句全部包含了“便便”一词。
"Adults may raise their eyebrows, but for children, the word 'poo' is magical and makes things fun," the book's author, Yusaku Furuya, told Kyodo news.
该书作者古屋优作对日本共同社表示,“成年人可能不喜欢,但是对孩子们来说,‘便便’是一个神奇的词,它让每句话变得有趣。”
While the kanji are arranged thematically to aid memorisation, some of the example sentences border on the surreal. A drill used to teach the kanji for "meeting" reads: "We are starting a poo meeting now."
书中分主题编排汉字以帮助记忆,但是也有一些例句不符合现实。一道关于汉字“会议”的练习中写道:“我们现在要开一个便便会议。”
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