Useful and useless sayings are as follows:

1. Use the useless things to make great use. 1. Zhuangzi "Zhuangzi"

2. Everyone knows the useful uses, but no one knows the useless ones. (People all know the uses of usefulness, but they don’t know the greater use of uselessness.) Yi Zhuangzi

3. In addition to the necessary things for daily use, we must also have some useless games and enjoyments, so that life can be I find it interesting. We watch the sunset, watch the autumn river, look at the flowers, listen to the rain, smell the fragrance, drink wine that does not seek to quench our thirst, and eat snacks that do not seek to satisfy us. They are all necessary in life - although they are useless decorations, and the more refined they become, the better. good. Zhou Zuoren's "Tea and Food in Beijing"

4. In a utilitarian world, reading maintains detachment, and detachment is conducive to our thinking. Reading is useless. Because of this, reading is a big deal. We are reading a book because it is useless. - Charles Danziger "Why Read"

5. Read some useless books, do some useless things, and spend some useless time, all in order to retain a transcendence beyond all known things. Your opportunities and some of the most remarkable changes in your life come from moments like this. Yi Liang Wendao "Yue Ji"

6. Usefulness means a kind of slavery. Uselessness means existing only for yourself, and uselessness is the real freedom. Because it is useless, you can use it for yourself. "Insights in Solitude" by Zhang Fangyu

7. The interesting things in the world, including poetry, wine, philosophy, and love, are often useless. Reciting useless poems, getting drunk on useless wine, reading useless books, and loving useless things, he finally became a useless person, but he lived a meaningful life because of it. "Leisure" by Zhou Guoping

8. Is owning books evidence of education? Sure enough, who is educated enough to compete with a bookstore owner who has a room full of books? — Lucianos.

9. Reading is to wisdom as gymnastics is to body. - Addison

10. The more you read without thinking, you will feel that you know a lot; but the more you read and think, you will clearly see that you Little is known.