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Bookish campus aphorisms (1)

1. Books are the silent teachers of mankind.

2. The book contains knowledge, the more you read, the more you will gain.

3. Keep company with reading and walk with civilization.

4. There is wisdom in the book, so read it regularly.

5. Read thousands of volumes and write like a master.

6. Only when you are not afraid of the hardships of studying, will you realize the sweetness of the harvest.

7. Be friends with classics and lay the foundation for life.

8. Books are like medicine. Good reading can cure stupidity.

Speech on the Scholarly Campus (2)

Dear leaders, teachers, dear students:

Good morning everyone!

I feel very honored to be able to speak at the launching ceremony of our school’s “Scholarly Campus” and “Scholarly Class” today. The purpose of the school holding this activity is to guide all our teachers and students to form good habits of "loving reading" and "reading more", improve the overall quality of all our teachers and students, cultivate our sentiments, and form a strong campus cultural atmosphere.

The sages of the past dynasties have already given countless explanations on the benefits of reading. Among them, I like Bacon’s point of view the most: reading is enough to benefit the mood, enough to develop talents.

Benefiting from reading is the most important benefit for us.

Reading can give us literary talent, increase our talents, and promote professional development. This is especially important for us teachers. Times are developing, and educational concepts and methods are constantly being updated. () Working behind closed doors and relying on experience alone is definitely not enough, nor is it just limited to discussions with a few people around you. Instead, we should get as much as possible, learn from others, learn from each other's strengths, and constantly enrich and improve ourselves.

So, what kind of books should we read, and how to read them? I believe that you can try any useful books and spend any spare time reading.

Scholarly Campus Poetry (3)

Blue Dolphin

A century-old university has a reputation for books, and young people are busy reading and reciting classics;

All of these things are true Knowledge, poems and songs are articles;

Thousands of years of writing can speak, and the ink of a young man from the Five Years is fragrant;

Diligent in learning, good in thinking and understanding of etiquette, a good son from Lingxiao.

Reflections after reading Andersen's Fairy Tales (4)

It's summer vacation, and I read "Andersen's Fairy Tales" at home during the vacation. I have read some of this fairy tale book, but when I read it again this time, I felt that the stories in it were even more exciting. The various, twists and turns of the story moved me more deeply. When I read it happily, I will Laughing, when I read something bad, I feel sad along with the characters in the book, which is really more rewarding.

What impressed me most was "The Ugly Duckling". This story mainly talks about: A little duck has been bullied by its peers and looked down upon by various small animals since it was born. However, through its unremitting efforts, it finally flew into the blue sky and became a duck. Beautiful swan. Chickens, dogs, and cats also echoed his words and despised him. They all judge him based on their own philosophy of life. They all think that their family background is noble and great, but in fact they are vulgar. On the contrary, the "ugly duckling" is very humble. He thought "I'd better go out into the vast world." In the "vast world" one night he saw "a group of beautiful big birds flying out of the bushes... They flew very high - so "The ugly duckling couldn't help but feel indescribable excitement." It turned out that the "ugly duckling" was also a beautiful swan, and it didn't matter even if he was "born in a duck farm."

In my life and study. , has many shortcomings, and is often laughed at like an ugly duckling because of his shortcomings. However, this fairy tale taught me that people are always imperfect, but they should not give up on themselves because of temporary dissatisfaction. Be confident, have your own ideals, and make continuous efforts to achieve your ideals.

Just like the song goes: How can you see a rainbow without experiencing wind and rain?