Byron was precocious and liked reading all kinds of books, especially history books. He often begged his mother to borrow historical story books about Rome, Greece and Turkey from the public library. Whenever night falls, little Byron reads and thinks with novelty, sweetness and a little terror, and wanders in the long river of history. The brilliant military achievements of the ancients have repeatedly aroused Byron's inner heroic dream. He once said to his friends, "One day I will assemble an army. The soldiers will wear black clothes and ride red horses. They will be called Byron's black cavalry. " You are sure to hear about our amazing miracle. "

Byron would never have thought that this miracle really appeared 30 years later. He really became the commander-in-chief of a Greek allied army, and came to the end of his life with his helmet, sword and black cloak.

Byron is a clever student, but he doesn't study hard and his grades are not outstanding, but he reads a lot. He later recalled: "People never saw me reading, always slacking off, playing tricks or playing games. In fact, when I eat, I study in bed and when no one is reading. I have read all the books since I was five years old. " After reading the Bible, Byron became interested in the mysterious and legendary eastern world, especially the Arabian Nights.

At school, Byron is not only famous for his good conversation and extensive reading, but also for his enterprising spirit. Whenever someone laughs at his disability and bullies him, he can always beat his opponent with great courage. If he was beaten once, he would surely pay it back twice. This kind of courage and struggle is the greatest feature of his life.