1. To be good at reading, one must be an inventor. As the saying goes, "If you want to bring home the wealth of the West Indies, you must first bring out the wealth of the West Indies." Therefore, there is creative writing and creative reading.

from: Emerson's American Philosopher

Introduction: Emerson was born in Boston in 183. He was a serious young man in his early years. His youth is as late as his genius. His aunt Mary is an extraordinary person, and he is greatly influenced by her. Undoubtedly, she is a great help to his success.

second, books cultivate temperament, while poems cultivate meditation.

from: [middle] Guo Moruo's Tide Collection with Gifts

Introduction: Guo Moruo (1892-1978), formerly known as Guo Kaizhen, whose name was Dingtang, whose name was Shangwu, was born as Wen Bao, and whose pen names were Moruo, Macon, Guo Dingtang, Shituo, Gao Ruhong and Yang Yizhi. ? [1]? Born in Shawan, Leshan, Sichuan on November 16th, 1892, he graduated from Imperial University of Kyushu, Japan, and was one of the founders of modern writers, historians and new poetry.

Third, when we study, we must be Greeks, Romans, Turks, priests and kings, martyrs and executioners; Their images must be tied to something in our secret experience, otherwise we can't learn anything correctly.

from: [America] Emerson's History

Fourth, reading is a kind of enjoyment, and creation is still a great enjoyment despite all its troubles.

From: [Sweden] The Maid's Son

Introduction: August Strindberg (1849-1912), a Swedish writer, was the founder of modern Swedish literature, a national treasure of Sweden and the father of modern world drama.

5. The book we need should be a sharp axe that can break the sea of ice in our hearts.

from: [Austria] Kafka's Kafka Fables and Mottos

Introduction: Kafka Fables and Mottos is the work of Austrian writer Franz Kafka. This book * * * includes nine volumes, including all Kafka's works, and readers can enjoy the whole picture of Kafka's works. The Chinese translation of the book was published by the Central Compilation and Publishing House in 215 and translated by Ye Tingfang.