Yang Jiang’s famous sayings about reading:

1. After a person undergoes different levels of exercise, he will obtain different levels of cultivation and benefits. Just like spices, the more you pound them, the finer they are ground, the stronger the fragrance becomes.

2. God’s nature treats everyone equally. Regardless of whether they are rich or poor, high or low, wise or foolish, they all have souls, personalities, and humanity. However, everyone’s origins, experiences, and talents are far from equal.

3. I won’t argue with anyone about life or death, and I don’t care to argue with anyone. I love nature, followed by art. I warmed my hands with the fire of life. When the fire died, I was ready to leave.

4. I love to read Dongpo's sentence "Everyone is hiding in one body like the sea", and I also admire Zhuangzi's "Lu Shen". Society can be compared to a "snake trap", but above the "snake trap" there are birds in the sky; beside the "snake trap" there are also fish swimming in the ponds. Throughout the ages, free men have avoided "snake traps" and "hidden" or "landed."

Disappear among the crowd, like a drop of water contained in the sea water, like a tiny wild flower hidden in the grass, not asking for "forget-me-not", not asking for "racing peonies", being comfortable and comfortable, and getting what you want. If a person doesn't want to climb high, he doesn't need to be afraid of falling, and he doesn't need to exclude others. He can keep his innocence, let nature take its course, and concentrate on accomplishing what he can do.

5. I read "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and read a lot of "white words" (typos). According to Zhongshu, the children he reads have a lot of "white words", and sometimes they can't change them. The two of us often shake out the white words in our stomachs and compare them, which is very interesting.