学堂

• 拼音: xué táng
• 汉字拆解: 学 = 子 + 冖 + 爻 (child learning under a roof); 堂 = 土 + 口 + 冖 (a grand earthen hall — a formal or ceremonial room)

含义

Old-style school; traditional school hall. A traditional or historical term for a place of learning, especially referring to pre-modern Chinese educational institutions.

Predominantly historical — refers to schools from the late Qing dynasty and Republican era that combined traditional Chinese education with Western subjects. Still occasionally used in literary or nostalgic contexts, or as a name for modern educational institutions seeking a traditional feel.

例句

1. 光绪年间，清廷推行新政，在全国各地广设新式学堂，引入西方科学与技术课程，以培养近代化人才。
2. 他回忆起幼年在私塾学堂中跟随老先生读经习字的岁月，神情间流露出浓浓的乡愁与敬意。
3. 这所以学堂命名的现代培训机构以传承传统文化为己任，开设了书法、国画、古琴等多种课程。

用法指南

语境: history, education, literature, cultural heritage

语气: nostalgic

正确说法

• 晚清时期兴办的各类学堂是中国近代教育改革的重要组成部分，标志着传统科举制度向现代学校制度的历史性转变。(The various schools established during the late Qing period were an important component of China's modern educational reform, marking the historic transition from the traditional imperial examination system to the modern school system.)
• 鲁迅曾在三味书屋这所著名的私塾学堂中度过了他的童年求学岁月，这段经历后来被他写入多篇散文与回忆录中。(Lu Xun spent his childhood schooling years at Sanwei Shuwu, the famous old-style private school; these experiences were later incorporated into several of his essays and memoirs.)

错误说法

• 我今天去学堂上课 — in contemporary speech use 学校 or 课堂; calling a current school 学堂 sounds deliberately archaic or stylistically affected unless that is the institution's actual name

起源与历史

学 (learning) + 堂 (hall/formal room) — a hall dedicated to learning

文化背景

时代: Late Qing / Republican

世代: Older generations

社会背景: Historically: literati class