Explanation of the famous sayings and mottos 1. There is no end to learning. Author of the golden saying: Xunzi There is no end to the study of knowledge. The pursuit of knowledge and the exploration of knowledge are a long road, and no one knows the end of the road. We should never stop studying. 2. There is no limit to the sea of ??learning, but diligence is the only shore. Source: "Teacher's Theory" metaphors that knowledge is as vast and endless as the ocean. Only through diligence can we achieve anything. Whether it is in personal experience or from books, as long as you can develop the habit of learning at any time, you will be able to absorb a very rich knowledge. "Never be complacent" is the best attitude towards studying. The continuous enrichment of knowledge depends entirely on one's continuous efforts. 3. There must be four things when reading

It is "eyes, mouth, heart and hands." Author of the golden sentence: Hu Shi The most important thing in reading is the four things, which are "eyes, mouth" "Through it, with your heart, with your hands." "Knowing it with your eyes" means that you cannot simply let go of every word or even the strokes of each word, you must study it carefully, otherwise you will make a joke. If someone translates into English, they regard port as pork and oats as oaks, so the wine becomes pork and the grass becomes a big tree. There are many examples of this, and they are all the result of poor eyesight. Books are made of words. If you are not willing to read the words carefully, there is no need to read. Seeing is closely related to reading. If you don't see it for a while, it will cause great harm. Seeing can develop good habits and develop a meticulous personality. "Kou Dao" means "reciting", and every word must be read out. This method is helpful for getting familiar with the sentence structure, and also for understanding the momentum, style and charm of the article. The ancients said that one should recite it thoroughly until it can be recited. Although we do not advocate endorsement now, there are certain types of books that are still necessary to be read thoroughly: such as beloved poems and wonderful articles. The more you read them carefully, the more they will have a good influence on your own works. When reading other books, although we don’t need to memorize them by heart, we still need to read them sentence by sentence. This is true for Chinese books, and even more so for foreign books. The function of reading can make us understand the structure of each sentence and the relationship between the various parts of the sentence. Often you can't understand something after reciting it once, and you have to recite it more than twice before you can understand it. This is true for reading good novels, let alone reading books about ideology and knowledge? "Xintao" means to think and analyze research carefully, and strive to achieve "comparative reference" and "integration". For example, there are many words "Yu" and "Yan" in "The Book of Songs", and their meanings are different in different places. If you don't carefully compare them, it will become more and more confusing and become a confusing account. In "Xin Dao", the word "knowing doubts" is very important. Only by asking questions and solving problems can there be great improvement and progress in reading. "Hands-on" emphasizes the need to do more hands-on work, which mainly includes punctuation and segmentation, consulting dictionaries and materials, and taking reading notes. Reading notes include four points: transcription memos, outlines, notes, and research. "Hands-on" will not only help you broaden your horizons and enhance your memory, but also fully mobilize your imagination and creativity, making the knowledge in the book come alive and eventually become your own. In other words, when reading, the reader is led by the book, and no matter how subjective the reader is, he must be restricted and regulated by the book; when doing it, the reader is the master, but the book becomes a tool, and the reader can make choices according to his own ideas and aesthetic ideals. , which is why things that have been done by oneself can often be understood clearly and even be remembered for life. 4. "Friendship is the spice of life

and also the analgesic of life." Author of the golden sentence: Emerson (Emerson) This famous saying expresses that friendship is always the most precious.

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1. You must be diligent and endure hardship to achieve good results

It can also be used as a metaphor that knowledge is as vast as the ocean. Infinite, only through hard work and unremitting efforts can we achieve anything. . 2. It means that there is no end to your studies and you should keep making progress. 3. Reading must have four aspects, which are "eyes, mouth, heart, and hands." - Hu Shi The famous scholar Hu Shi said in the article "Reading": "In the past, reading paid attention to three aspects, namely, eyes, mouth, and hands. However, I think that three levels of reading are not enough; there must be four levels, which are: eye level, mouth level, heart level, and hand level." You have to recognize every word you see, so don't let it go. Books are made of words. If you are not willing to read the words carefully, there is no need to read.

Seeing that reading has a lot to do with it, it can develop good habits and a meticulous personality. You should read out every sentence when speaking, and read important books or articles thoroughly. Generally, articles that you have read deeply have a profound impact on your writing. And those articles that are difficult to understand are often difficult to understand after reading them once, and they have to be read more than twice before they can be understood. The so-called thoroughness means to carefully examine the meaning of each chapter, each section, each sentence and each word, that is, to use your brain to think. He quoted Zhang Zai, a Confucian of the Song Dynasty, who said, "To study, you must first understand doubts. Only when you have doubts where you don't have doubts can you make progress." Therefore, when reading, don't be afraid of difficulties, just be afraid that there are no doubts. If there are no problems or problems, there will be no progress. Finally, he emphasized getting it right. He said: "Publishing is an excellent way to absorb knowledge and ideas. The knowledge and ideas absorbed, whether from reading books or listening to lectures, are only vague and fragmented, and cannot be considered our own. We must do something ourselves. , or make a summary, or make an explanation, or do a discussion, reorganize it, state it, record it in your own language, only then can that kind of knowledge and thought be considered your own." 4. Friendship is life. Seasoning is also the analgesic of life. This sentence means that friendship enriches our lives. In our life journey, whether it is ordinary or changeable, the appearance of friends always brings all kinds of sweet, sour, bitter and spicy experiences and experience. And when we suffer under the pressure of life, sincere friendship will lend a helping hand and support, giving people the strength to persevere and fight against adversity!

1. It means that there is no end to your studies and you should keep making progress. (Source: Qing Dynasty Liu Kai's "Questioning": "There is no specific reason, and there is no end to learning, so how can we ask less?") 2. Xuehai: knowledge. The ocean of knowledge is boundless. (Source: "Small Preface" by Zhang Dai of the Ming Dynasty: "The sea of ??learning is boundless, and the book bag is bottomless. How can one read all the books in the world.") Only diligence is the shore: generally refers to diligence.

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