The memory formula for the Thirty Parts of Ancient Rhymes is as follows:

The first line: Mr. Zhi’s daily duty is to steam steamed buns.

The second line: (When he went out) he felt faintly that it was really too cold this winter.

The third line: He remembered a man who cooked medicine all night to keep warm, in order to keep out the cold.

The fourth line: That is his neighbor’s Grandpa Hou, whose house is to the east of his house.

The fifth line: The fish in the pond at home don’t like the sun being too bright, so they use a golden duo to block the sun.

Line 6: He imagined that spring would come and he would set up a tin tool to plow the fields.

Seventh line: He sings when he is in high spirits. It’s great that New Year’s Day is at the beginning of every month (it’s a holiday).

Line 8: But I think I will gain weight as soon as I take a vacation. The quality is really heavy.

Line 9: He shook his head, smiled and ate the food (freshly steamed buns) in a civilized manner.

Lines 10 and 11: Suddenly he remembered that he had arrested Ye Zi for infringement not long ago, and this became a joke after dinner.

Introduction to the memory method:

The memory method is a method of memory. Common memory methods include the story memory method (also known as the director's memory method), the chain memory method, the fixed pile method, Formula memory method, initial letter memory method, inductive memory method, chart memory method, drawing memory method, etc. There are many kinds of memory methods. As long as you are a thoughtful person, keep exploring and summarizing, you will be able to summarize more effective memory methods.

The principle of memory is to decompose the information that needs to be remembered into single words, words or short sentences, then convert the single words, words or short sentences into corresponding images, and finally concatenate the images into a silent movie. When recalling, turn the silent movie into information to remember. The mnemonic method is a memory method created based on the principle that it is easier for the brain to recall images than words, so using the mnemonic method is much more effective than using mechanical memory.