Reading must be done with intention, a word is worth a thousand pieces of gold" is written by Zhou Deqing, a famous litterateur in the Ming Dynasty, and comes from the story "The Story of the Golden Hairpin" in his "Warning to the World".

Zhou Deqing was an outstanding writer in the mid-Ming Dynasty. His works were fresh, concise and philosophically profound, which influenced many writers in later generations. "The Story of the Golden Hairpin" is one of Zhou Deqing's masterpieces. It tells the story of a story. In the story, a rich girl was sold as a concubine because she could not get married. In the story, the heroine accidentally read a book during the vigil, which contained the famous saying "Reading must be done with intention, a word is worth a thousand pieces of gold", which inspired her. No longer indulge in your own misfortunes.

This famous saying tells us that reading is not only to increase knowledge, but more importantly, to have profound thinking and application. and enlightenment. Only by understanding and understanding with heart can we truly transform the gains from reading into the wealth of life.

Therefore, this famous saying is of great significance in any era. It reminds us that Reading is not to satisfy curiosity and pass time, but to find the true meaning of life in reading and make our life richer and more meaningful.