The famous sayings about reading methods are as follows:

1. Green, take it from blue, and green is blue; Ice, water for it, but colder than water.

2. We can collect knowledge by reading, but we must separate bran from wheat by thinking.

3. We study automatically, that is, as a hobby. It is generally useless to ask others, so we have to browse first, and then decide to enter one or more specialized subjects that we love; However, there are disadvantages in studying exclusively, so we must contact with the real society to make the books we read come alive.

4. When I read a book about a topic I don't understand, the method I use is to get the superficial view of the topic first, browse many pages and chapters first, and then read it again from the beginning in order to gain precise knowledge. I knew the sound of the book from the end to the end. This is the only positive solution I can introduce to you.

5. Books are as rich as the sea, and there are all kinds of department stores. You can't have all your energy, but you can get what spring wants.

6. Don't regard your study as a task, but an enviable opportunity. Study for your own happiness and the interests of the society to which you will work in the future.

7. Books are inseparable companions and mentors for young people.

8. Strive for quick results without hard work, and you will only end up boasting for a few days, and you will always be embarrassed.

9. Learning and doing are organically linked. If you learn, you must think. If you figure it out, you must do it. Only when you are doing it can you see whether you have really learned. Otherwise, although there are many books, they just become a dead stack.

1. If you don't cut a jade, you won't know if you don't learn it.

11. Apart from the revolution, my lifelong hobby is good reading. I can't live without reading for a day.

12. Books are the ladder of human progress.

13. Reading is to establish your own thoughts with the help of others' thoughts.

14. Step up your study, grasp the center, rather concentrate on the fine than the miscellaneous, rather specialize than many.

15. Find out what can lead you to the depths in the books you read, and throw away everything else, that is, throw away everything that will overload your mind and lead you away from the main point.