| 英文摘要 |
Large language models (LLMs) have in recent years spurred research across various sectors, owing to their remarkable zero-shot or few-shot performance. This capability has become indispensable for individuals seeking to integrate these language models into their workflows effectively. In this paper, based on in-depth linguistic analyses, we explore the application of an LLM, specifically GPT-4, in generating Chinese language textbooks tailored for grade school students. This encompasses the creation of main lesson texts alongside accompanying Chinese character exercises. Experimental results suggest that the LLM-generated textbook lessons are a viable research direction. The initial outcomes demonstrate the ability of LLM to generate texts of satisfactory quality appropriate for a specified grade level. The contributions of this work include pioneering the quantitative analysis of Chinese language textbooks for native speakers in Taiwan and leveraging an LLM to automatically generate textbook content and accompanying Chinese character exercises targeted at native Chinese speakers, which is a novel approach facilitated by the development of prompts tailored to different language learning levels. The study also conducts quantitative and qualitative comparisons between machine-generated lessons and those developed by educational professionals in Taiwan. |