Read more books: read all kinds of books to enrich your knowledge.
Read good books: read books that are beneficial to physical and mental health and useful to yourself.
There is a vast world and an immortal spirit in the book. Reading more books can broaden your horizons, increase your knowledge and cultivate your writing ability. If a person really likes reading and loves reading, he will certainly benefit a lot from it.
Reading a good book can enrich the mind, distinguish between right and wrong, make people caring, civilized in behavior and standardized in etiquette; Reading a bad book makes people narrow-minded, shameless, selfish and cruel.
Bing Xin's nine-character mantra "study hard, study hard, study hard" contains her love for reading, her understanding of the meaning of reading and the criteria for choosing books, which has been repeatedly quoted by future generations.
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Famous sayings about reading:
1, tired of reading, easy to write. ? -cheng
If you spend more time reading, it will be easier to write articles.
2. Reading makes people smart. ? -Voltaire
3. Read for fun. ? Maugham
4. What do you want from reading? Be reasonable. ? -Zhang Weiping
What is the pursuit of reading? Is to get familiar with things with what you have learned. ?
5. Reading makes people full, discussion makes people witty, notes make people accurate, history makes people wise, poetry makes people witty, mathematics makes people thoughtful, science makes people profound, ethics makes people grave, logic and rhetoric make people able to contend. Everything you learn becomes a character. bacon
6, reading a hundred times, its meaning is self-evident. -History of the Three Kingdoms
You must be familiar with books to really understand them.
7. There can be no real education without going to school, and there can be no discrimination at the same time. ? Aleksandr Herzen
8. If birds want to fly high, they must flap their wings first, and people must learn first. ? Li Kuchan
If a bird wants to fly high, it must first learn how to flap its wings; If people want to make progress, they must first enrich their knowledge.