Gu, a native of Kunshan, Jiangsu Province, was originally named Jiang, and later became a scholar. In the second year of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty (A.D. 1645), the Qing soldiers went south. In order to respect the loyalty and loyalty of Wen Tianxiang, a national hero in the Southern Song Dynasty, he changed his name to. Shunzhi seven years, in order to avoid harm, he used to be a maid in Shan Jiang. Because there is a pavilion in my hometown. Its name is Mr. Lin Ting. Below, let's take a look at the story of Gu Jianguo, an ancient celebrity in this issue.

"Every man is responsible for the rise and fall of the world." This famous saying was first put forward by Gu, a patriotic thinker and famous scholar in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties.

Gu studied hard since he was a child. Enlightened at the age of 6, 10 began to read history books and literary masterpieces. 1 1 years old, his grandfather Li asked him to finish the History as a Mirror, and warned: "Now some people just browse the outline and other books to save trouble, thinking that everything is fine. I don't think this is worth taking. " These words made Gu realize that reading and studying is an honest thing and must be treated seriously and faithfully.

Gu Qin was diligent in reading, and he adopted the measures of "self-examination reading": First, he set himself the number of volumes that must be read every day; Secondly, he limited himself to copying the books he finished reading every day. After he finished reading Purple Tongzhi Sword, one book became two books. Third, ask yourself to take notes and write down your experiences every time you read a book.

Some of his reading notes were later incorporated into the famous book Rizhilu; Finally, every spring and autumn, he will review the books he read in the first half of the year, read them silently, and ask people to read them aloud. If differences are found, he will check them immediately. He stipulated that he would spend 200 pages a day like this and never rest until he finished reviewing.

Past academic experience tells us that copying books has at least two advantages: one is to deepen the impression and consolidate the memory effect, and the other is to accumulate information to prepare for further research in the future. But when recording or taking notes, we should pay attention to the following points:

(1) The copied books should be strictly selected, and they must be important and valuable. You can't copy them at first sight.

(2) Copy or note should be classified to avoid time-consuming, laborious and inconvenient reference in the future.

(3) Think more about the contents of the copied books and materials and try to experience new things.

If you don't think about it, being a "copywriter" is not very good for reading, and you still can't learn real knowledge.