1. Zhu Xi studies

Zhu Xi, a famous scholar in the Song Dynasty, is a man of great knowledge. He has studied classics, history, literature, music and natural science. He emphasized "step by step" in his reading methods.

He said: "The trouble for scholars in reading books is that they only want to move forward and refuse to go backwards. The more they read, the more they can't tell the difference. If they don't go backwards, they can read carefully." That is to say, reading should be down-to-earth, from shallow to deep, step by step, and sometimes it is necessary to review frequently, so as to obtain solid knowledge by temporary progress and retrogression.

2. Ji Chang learned the sword

In the pre-Qin period, Ji Chang went to worship Fei Wei, a master archer, to learn archery. Fei Wei asked him to practice the basic skills of his eyes. He went home to see his wife weaving, and he practiced opening his eyes round without blinking at all. Fei Wei asked him to practice treating small things as big things, and Ji Chang regarded small lice in his hair as wheels. Fei Wei taught him to shoot arrows, and he became a marksman in every shot.

3. Learning in Su Buqing

Su Buqing said that some people learn faster and others learn slower about learning. I have to read the teaching books, reference books and other books at least three times. After reading the advantages and disadvantages of this book, I didn't throw it away until it was clear, which was considered a success. It takes more effort than others, and of course there are many benefits, which can't be used up in a lifetime.

4, Lu Xun lettering reading

In order to encourage himself to study, Lu Xun made a small bookmark with 1 small print: "Reading three: heart, eyes and mouth." When reading, he put the bookmark in the book, and every time he read it, he covered a word from the top down. After reading it several times, he used silent reading to deepen his understanding of the text. Before long, he could recite the text skillfully.

5. Lv Meng studied

Lv Meng was a general of the State of Wu during the Three Kingdoms. He made great achievements many times, but he didn't like reading. So Sun Quan said to Lv Meng, "You are a general now, and you have a heavy burden on your shoulders. You must read more books and learn more." Lv Meng began to read. Slowly, he found that there were many things in the book that he didn't know before.

once, he read the story that Sun Bin lured Pang Juan to underestimate his enemy by "cutting the stove" and finally defeated Pang Juan, which made him feel an eye-opener. As a result, Lv Meng gradually fell in love with reading. When he was busy with military affairs, he plunged into the pile of books and eagerly read ancient art of war and history books. After several years, Lu Meng's military talents have greatly improved. Sun Quan was very happy, so he made Lv Meng the viceroy, leading the national military forces.