The famous aphorisms that encourage reading are as follows:

1. Real books should be the product of night and silence, not the fruit of day and chat. -marcel proust

2. Reading is my only entertainment. I don't waste my time in hotels, gambling or any kind of bad games; And I am industrious about my career, still as necessary and tireless. -Franklin

3. To learn to read, you must first read very slowly, and until the end, a book worthy of your intensive reading should still be read very slowly. -faqi

4. Reading a good book is talking to many noble people. -Goethe

5. If you are determined to think about true character, you must work hard to study. -Ruan Yuan

6. Books are the teachers of young people and the nurses of the elderly. When we are silent, books make us happy and stay away from all the pain. -Curie

7. Reading is to the mind what exercise is to the body. -Edison

8. People who don't study will stop thinking. -Diderot

9. Scholars have the ambition to stand on their own feet. When they pull out the customs, they should not be general and ups and downs. -(Qing) Tang Bin

1. Books-the window to observe the world through the mind. A house without books is like a room without windows. -Wilson

11, learning must seek its experience, and industry must be specialized. -(Qing) Zhang Xuecheng

12. You should ponder over reading. -(Song) Cheng Hao

13. Anyone who reads useless books is a plaything. -(Qing) Wang Yu

14. Books are lighthouses standing in the sea of Wang Yang in time. -whipple

15. Haste is the first serious illness in reading, and kungfu is intensive and uninterrupted, but it is not slow. -Lu long

16. Books can lead us into a noble society and meet the greatest figures of all times. -smiles

17. The more I read, the closer books bring me to the world, and life becomes brighter and more meaningful to me. -Gorky

18. Beware of the person who only reads a book. -Latin proverb

19. Reading should be done step by step; You can't read a book until it is ripe, so don't wait rashly, although it is useless. -Hu juren

2. Those books that you intend to burn but are reluctant to let go are useful. -plug Johnson