Name: 讓學生輕鬆成為佼佼者的 7 個快速中文和日語祕訣 (7 FAST Chinese and Japanese SECRETS for students to EASILY become TOPPERS)
Uploaded: 2025-09-16T08:59:17.000Z
Duration: 9 min 12 s

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Two students, same syllabus, same exam, same number of hours in the day, but only one becomes a topper.

兩個學生，同樣的教學大綱，同樣的考試，每天同樣多的時間，但只有一個人成為狀元。

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Burnt out, confused, stuck in a loop of late night cramming and stress.

焦慮、迷茫，陷入深夜補習和壓力的怪圈。

Ancient student secrets, refined over centuries in Japan and China.

古老的學生祕訣，在日本和中國曆經數百年的錘鍊。

Techniques so effective, they're still used today to create elite, high-performing students in some of the most competitive schools on earth.

這些技術非常有效，至今仍被世界上一些競爭最激烈的學校用來培養成績優異的精英學生。

And in this video, I'm giving you 7 of the fastest, most powerful learning secrets they've been using for generations.

在本視頻中，我將向你介紹他們世代相傳的 7 個最快、最強大的學習祕訣。

Secrets that your school will never teach you.

But once you use them, your grades, your confidence, and your learning speed will never be the same again.

但是，一旦你使用了它們，你的成績、自信心和學習速度就會今非昔比。

It's so effective, some schools in China have actually banned it.

這種方法非常有效，中國的一些學校實際上已經禁止使用這種方法。

So before we dive in, comment your current grade below.

在我們開始之前，請在下面評論您目前的成績。

Doesn't matter if it's a C, a B, or even failing, we're about to level you up.

不管是 C 級、B 級還是不及格，我們都將提升你的水準。

The Pomodoro Ritual, Upgraded Alright, let's kick off with something you think you know.

番茄儀式，升級版 好了，讓我們從一些你認為你知道的事情開始吧。

But Japanese students do it totally differently.

You've heard of the Pomodoro technique, right?

Well, in Japan, they've leveled it up with something ancient and shockingly effective.

在日本，他們用一種古老而又令人震驚的方法將其提升到了一個新的高度。

Before they even begin, top Japanese students pause, they close their eyes, take a breath, and set a focus statement.

在開始之前，日本的頂尖學生們會暫停一下，閉上眼睛，深吸一口氣，然後設定一個重點陳述。

A single clear intention for exactly what they'll accomplish in the next 25 minutes.

對他們在接下來的 25 分鐘內要完成的任務有一個明確的目標。

More like, I will master trigonometric identities for problem solving.

更確切地說，我將掌握解決問題的三角函數等式。

Or, I will rewrite and memorize the entire structure of the human digestive system.

或者，我會重寫並記住整個人類消化系統的結構。

This Zen-style focus triggers something powerful in your brain.

這種禪宗式的專注會在你的大腦中激發出某種強大的力量。

And it mentally commits you to finishing, not just starting.

它讓你從精神上承諾要完成，而不僅僅是開始。

You're not just doing Pomodoro, you're turning it into a ritual.

你不僅僅是在做 Pomodoro，而是把它變成了一種儀式。

One that transforms each session into deep, focused flow.

它能將每節課都轉化為深入、專注的流程。

Before you press play on your next Pomodoro timer, write your focus statement.

在按下下一個 Pomodoro 定時器之前，寫下你的重點聲明。

This one tiny change flips your brain into performance mode.

這一個微小的改變就能讓你的大腦進入工作模式。

Write your focus statement in the comments right now.

現在就在評論中寫下你的重點陳述。

Let's build a wall of student intentions.

You'll be surprised how powerful it feels to declare it out loud.

你會驚奇地發現，大聲宣佈的感覺是多麼強烈。

It's how Chinese students memorize insane amounts of information, faster than you ever thought possible.

中國學生就是這樣以超乎你想象的速度記住大量資訊的。

It has nothing to do with reading and everything to do with how your brain sees the world.

這與閱讀無關，而與你的大腦如何看待世界有關。

If your brain remembers faces, places, and images so easily, why are we trying to cram words and formulas with just repetition?

如果你的大腦能如此輕鬆地記住面孔、地點和影像，那我們為什麼還要試圖用重複的方式來記憶單詞和公式呢？

Chinese and Japanese students train their brains differently.

中國學生和日本學生的大腦訓練方式不同。

They grow up learning kanji, thousands of intricate characters that each carry meaning, shape, and a tiny story.

他們在學習漢字的過程中長大，成千上萬的漢字錯綜複雜，每個漢字都蘊含著意義、形狀和一個小故事。

每一次重複都會形成一幅思維導圖。

One technique they use is called grid recall.

他們使用的一種技術叫做網格回憶法。

You write the same character into every box, again and again, until the muscle memory burns it in.

你要一遍又一遍地在每個方格中寫下相同的字元，直到肌肉記憶將其刻錄下來。

Like turning the character for tree into a drawing of an actual tree.

比如把 "樹 "的字元變成一幅真正的樹的圖畫。

現在想象一下將其用於生物學。

Instead of memorizing mitochondria, a powerhouse of the cell, draw a factory inside a cell with sparks flying out of little engines.

與其死記硬背細胞的動力源線粒體，不如畫一個細胞內的工廠，從小巧的發動機中飛出火花。

For history, turn a battle date into a mini comic panel.

對於歷史，將戰鬥日期變成一個小型漫畫板塊。

For math formulas, draw shapes with embedded letters and arrows that show the logic.

對於數學公式，用嵌入字母和箭頭的圖形來表示邏輯。

Chinese students can memorize thousands of characters and facts without ever cramming the way we do.

中國學生可以記住成千上萬的漢字和事實，而不會像我們那樣死記硬背。

Even if your drawing sucks, your brain will remember it 10 times better because your brain doesn't forget images.

即使你畫得很爛，你的大腦也會記得更清楚，因為你的大腦不會忘記影像。

Secret 3, the 5X writing rule used by Japanese topper schools.

祕訣 3：日本頂尖學校使用的 5 倍書寫規則。

In Japan, top students don't reread their notes.

不是一次，不是兩次，而是五次。

Let's say the question is, what is photosynthesis?

比方說，問題是什麼是光合作用？

They'll write 1, the basic definition, 2, then a reworded version, 3, then as a diagram, 4, then as a story or metaphor, 5, finally, in their own words like they're teaching a friend.

他們會寫 1，基本定義；2，然後是重寫版本；3，然後是圖表；4，然後是故事或比喻；5，最後是用自己的話，就像教朋友一樣。

Every time they rewrite it, they engage a different part of the brain.

每次重寫，他們都會調動大腦的不同部分。

This builds a neural network around the topic, so it sticks deep.

這樣就能圍繞主題建立一個神經網絡，使其深入人心。

By the time they're done, they haven't just memorized it.

當他們完成時，他們已經不僅僅是背誦了。

Meanwhile, Western students reread the same notes 10 times, hoping something clicks.

與此同時，西方學生卻把同樣的筆記重讀 10 遍，希望能有所收穫。

But in Japan, they build mastery through motion, active recall on steroids.

但在日本，他們通過運動來培養掌握能力，即打了類固醇的主動回憶。

Secret 4, the empty cup mindset from Zen Buddhism.

There's a Zen saying, you cannot pour tea into a cup that's already full.

禪宗有句話說，不能把茶倒進已經滿了的杯子裡。

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