Famous sayings about developing reading habits

1. Read tens of thousands of volumes, and write like a master.

Vernacular interpretation: Read thousands of books by heart, write articles, and write quickly as if you are talented

Dynasty: Tang

Author: Du Fu

Source: A gift from Wei Zuocheng's Twenty-Two Rhymes

2. Learning without thinking is in vain, thinking without learning is peril

Vernacular interpretation: just learning without thinking, You will be confused, and if you only think but do not learn, you will work hard and gain nothing

Dynasty: Spring and Autumn Period

Author: Confucius

Source: The Analects

3. Proficiency in work is due to hard work, and wastefulness is due to play; success is due to thinking, but failure is achieved by following.

Vernacular interpretation: Studying is proficient due to diligence, being addicted to games, success is due to thinking, but is destroyed Yu Sui Daliu

Dynasty: Tang

Author: Han Yu

Source: Jinxuejie

4. Read Three Hundred Tang Poems First, I can recite poems even if I can’t compose them

Vernacular interpretation: Read three hundred Tang poems by heart, I can recite poems and compose poems even if I can’t compose them

Dynasty: Qing Dynasty

Author: Sun Zhu

Source: "Preface to Three Hundred Tang Poems"

5. Do not do evil because it is small, and do not do good because it is small

Vernacular interpretation: Don’t do it just because you think it’s a small bad thing, don’t just think it’s a small good thing and don’t do it

Dynasty: Western Jin Dynasty

Author: Chen Shou