Why do you write like this when you are studying in the fourth grade:

If someone asks me, why do I study? I would tell him that he is not studying for exams; he is not studying to go to a good university; he is not studying for his parents. But read to enrich yourself.

The reason why I don’t study for exams is because exams are just a small goal in my life; some people think that getting admitted to Tsinghua University and Peking University is the pinnacle of life, but I think the pace of learning cannot be affected by this. Stop, but continue to move forward in a hurry; the knowledge learned from reading eventually enters our brains, so we are not reading for our parents.

I have loved reading since I was a child. Whether it is books bought in a bookstore or borrowed from the library; whether they are books on science and technology or books on literature and history, I never tire of reading them. But my favorite is history books, because history books are full of fun.

Many historical stories tell us that when they were about to win, many generals were defeated by the enemy because of their pride and self-righteousness, such as Xiang Yu and Liu Bang's Hongmen Banquet; sometimes history also tells us that humble people always Achievements will be achieved. I firmly believe in this, and I always remind myself that moral quality is the most important thing in life.

As the saying goes, live and learn. There is an old saying that reading in youth is like the rising sun; studying in middle age is like the sun rising above your head; even if the sun disappears in old age, you can still light candles and continue studying. So, let us read to enrich ourselves!

Quotations about reading:

1. Love books - they are the source of knowledge! ——Gorky

2. Reading is to wisdom as gymnastics is to body. ——Addison

3. When we read a good book for the first time, we seem to have found a friend; when we read this book again, we feel as if we have found an old friend again. Reunion. ——Voltaire

4. Ideal books are the key to wisdom. ——Le Tolstoy

5. Books are the ladder of human progress.

——Golky