#motivational quotes # Introduction Books are your best friends. When you encounter any difficulties in life, you can turn to it for help and it will never abandon you. I have compiled some philosophical sentences about reading, "Only by reasoning about things, can we draw parallels from analogies." Thank you for your reading support. I hope it can help everyone!

Part 1: Some philosophical sentences about scholarship and reading

1. If you just read without thinking, you will be deceived. If you just dream without reading, you will be deceived. There will be a lack of confidence.

2. To understand a person’s true face, we must examine what he does, observe the methods he takes to achieve a certain goal, and understand what he is comfortable with and what he is not comfortable with.

3. To understand a person, you must listen to what he says and observe what he does.

4. People who know how to learn always remember the knowledge they have learned silently and study hard without getting bored.

5. Don’t trust other people’s opinions easily. You must obtain real knowledge through study and inspection.

6. A person who cannot discern right from wrong is not worth associating with.

7. If you focus on things, you will not be able to see things, you will not be able to hear sounds clearly, and you will not be able to taste the food when you eat.

8. Only by reasoning can we draw conclusions by analogy.

9. If you want to learn, you must concentrate.

10. If you know the truth but don’t take action, you will still feel confused no matter how much you know.

11. If you don’t specialize in doing things, you can’t be proficient in a profession.

12. You cannot do two things at the same time, so smart people always choose one thing to concentrate on.

13. A person who can study extensively without reflecting on it in time will inevitably do ridiculous things.

Chapter 2: Books are the guiding light on the road of life

1. Books are the legacy left by genius to mankind. They are passed down from generation to generation, and they are also given to those who A gift from someone who is not yet born.

2. Books are your best friends. When you encounter any difficulties in life, you can turn to it for help and it will never abandon you.

3. Books are lighthouses in the ocean, which can give people hope in the most distant and bleak life paths.

4. Ideal books are the key to wisdom.

5. Books are the ever-lasting beacon for people to accumulate wisdom.

6. A book is like a ship, leading us from a narrow harbor to the infinite ocean of light in life.

7. Except for barbaric countries, the entire world is ruled by books.

8. Books are ships of thought sailing in the waves of the times. They carefully transport precious cargo to one generation after another.

9. Books are mentors for young people and nurses for the elderly. In times of silence, books make us happy and away from all pain.

10. Books can guide us into a noble society and get to know the greatest figures of each era.

11. Books are the nutrition of the world. Life without books is like a life without sunshine; wisdom without books is like a bird without wings.

12. Evaluating a city depends on how many bookstores it has.

13. Books are tools for creating the soul.

14. Books are the most patient, tolerant and delightful companions. It will never abandon you in any difficult or difficult time.

Chapter 3: Reading requires an in-depth understanding of the truth

1. If you drive according to the methods in the book, it will be completely in line with the horse's temperament. According to the ancients, If we use the system to constrain today's people, we will not be able to understand the changes in things.

2. Don’t be greedy for more when studying. Only by doing less and being more refined can you gain something. Only by learning without confusion can you have a deep understanding.

3. We cannot do things half-heartedly, just like the eyes cannot look at two places at the same time, the ears cannot hear two sounds at the same time, and the hands cannot do two things at the same time.

4. For all things, if you can’t ask with your eyes and your mouth, you can’t fully understand the true nature of things.

5. The essence can be inferred through phenomena. For example, if you see ivory, you can tell that an elephant is bigger than an ox; if you see a tiger's tail, you can tell that it is bigger than a raccoon dog.

6. When writing an article, you should not be limited by the things in front of you, but let your imagination gallop in the vast world.

7. To enrich a writer’s talent, he must expand his horizons.

8. To evaluate the work comprehensively and correctly, you must read extensively.

9. Everything in life requires a firm will. Hunger and cold cannot restrain oneself.

10. If you are not modest, how can you be worthy?