Learning is the way to acquire knowledge and an indispensable part of our life. However, simply burying ourselves in hard work and ignoring other aspects of development may lead us to become so-called "bookworms" and lack practical life experience and interpersonal skills. On the contrary, if we indulge ourselves too much without studying, we may fall into ignorance and confusion. This paper will discuss the relationship between study and life, and the principle of moderation in study.

Combination of learning and thinking

Confucius once said: "It is useless to learn without thinking, and it is dangerous to think without learning. This sentence emphasizes the combination of learning and thinking, telling us that only by combining learning with real life can we really play the value of learning.

Pay attention to all-round development

Learning is not only for acquiring knowledge, but also for all-round development. Only by combining learning with real life and paying attention to the development of interpersonal communication and practical experience can we really succeed.

Six words and six disadvantages

In the process of learning, we need to master the "six characters and six disadvantages", that is, the six principles of the golden mean: benevolence, wisdom, faithfulness, straightforwardness, courage and rigidity. Only by combining learning with these six aspects can we really achieve the effect of combining work and rest.