Liu Yi wrote the famous saying that thousands of books traveled to Wan Li Road.

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The famous saying "Read thousands of books and Walk Wan Li Road" was said by Liu Yi, a famous thinker, writer and philosopher in ancient China. Liu Yi (117-18), a famous scholar in the Northern Song Dynasty, was a secretary supervisor. This famous saying comes from his praise in The Biography of Ruan Xiu in the Later Han Dynasty. The original text is: "Be knowledgeable, be good at literature, be good at reading, read thousands of books, and take the road of Wan Li."

This famous saying profoundly expresses the importance of a person's continuous growth and improvement in study and practice. Reading thousands of books means reading a lot of books, constantly learning and accumulating knowledge, broadening one's horizons and improving one's quality. Walking on Wan Li Road means experiencing and feeling the world, exercising one's ability and increasing one's knowledge through practical activities. The two complement each other and are indispensable.

Liu Yi believes that if a person wants to be a talented and knowledgeable person, he must work hard in both study and practice. Reading without practice is easy to fall into the dilemma of being an armchair strategist and having a low eye; Practicing without reading is easy to become narrow and shallow, lacking theoretical guidance and depth. Only by combining the two can we truly apply what we have learned, turn knowledge into practical ability and become an all-round development person.

In today's society, this famous saying still has profound practical significance. With the development of science and technology and the explosion of information, people can acquire a lot of knowledge and information by reading books, surfing the Internet and participating in various trainings.

However, it is not enough to have knowledge, but also to transform this knowledge into abilities through practice, in order to really play their role. Therefore, this famous saying reminds us that while pursuing knowledge, we should also pay attention to practice and apply what we have learned to real life.

In addition, this famous saying tells us that learning and practice are a continuous process. Reading thousands of books and taking the Wan Li Road are not tasks that can be completed overnight, but a process that needs long-term persistence. Only by continuous learning and practice can we constantly improve our quality and ability and adapt to the ever-changing social environment.

In short, the famous saying "Learn from thousands of books and Walk on Wan Li Road" is a profound summary of Liu Yi's relationship between study and practice, which reminds us to pay attention to practice while pursuing knowledge and apply what we have learned to real life. This famous saying still has profound enlightenment and guiding significance for people in today's society, and it is worth our repeated taste and practice.