morning reading: developing the habit of morning reading can greatly improve the efficiency of reading. When Gorky was a servant, he often secretly read books when people were not paying attention, but he was often beaten and scolded when he was found. Later, he found that his master was lazy in the morning and often got up late. He seized the opportunity to get up at the first light of day and read some books. Over time, I got into the habit of getting up early to study. Late reading: When I was a child, Gorky worked as an apprentice in a tailor's shop. During the day, he cleaned bronzes, brushed floors, chopped firewood, took care of children and washed diapers, and was exhausted. In the evening, avoiding the surveillance of the shopkeeper, he secretly made a small oil lamp out of a tin can, and quietly collected some residual oil in the candle tray when the owner was not paying attention. In the dead of night, Gorky hid in a corner of the shed and studied by the dim light. He was so absorbed in reading that he forgot all his fatigue. One night, the boss got up to go to the toilet and suddenly found a light in the shed. He was surprised. When he got closer, it turned out that Gorky was reading. The boss asked Gorky where he got the lamp oil and books, and tore Gorky's books. Gorky was frightened by this sudden thing, and looked at the broken pages on the ground and was shocked. It was a book that he had worked hard to save money to rent. From then on, the shopkeeper watched Gorky more closely. He never got the lamp oil again, but he really wanted to study. He thought he might be able to study by moonlight when the moon was high. Finally, on the night of the full moon, Gorky took out the book hidden under the stove and went to the window. The moonlight shone on the book through the window. But no matter how hard Gorky tried, he couldn't see the dense type clearly. He took down a bronze mirror from the shelf and tried to use the reflection of light to read, but it still didn't help, and he still couldn't see clearly. Finally, Gorky had to get up the courage to climb to the altar and study under the ever-burning lamp in front of the statue. Zero reading: reading anytime, anywhere. Gorky worked as a cook on the ship "Perm", and his main job was to wash dishes. On the ship, Gorky seized all his free time to study, and eagerly learned knowledge from books. He often told all kinds of stories he read in books to everyone. Gorky often pays a high price for studying. Once he was found reading by his boss, who beat his back up with a wooden stick, and 42 wooden thorns were stuck in his back. The boss was afraid that Gorky would sue. Gorky said, "As long as you lend me the book, I won't sue you." Gorky means "suffering" in Russian. Gorky, who has experienced too much suffering, taught himself with tenacious perseverance, seized all the time and studied tirelessly. The hard reading environment and strong interest cultivated Gorky's photographic memory. With his rich knowledge and memories of his miserable life, he wrote a famous autobiographical trilogy and became a generation of literary masters. Remember Gorky's words: "Love books, it is the source of knowledge!" " Only knowledge has the power to save people, and only it can make us become strong and rational people in spirit, so that such people can sincerely love others' labor and sincerely appreciate the beautiful fruits created by human continuous great labor. In Gorky, we see that strong interest and curiosity are the keys to success. Guo Shaoyu, a bookworm in the library, is a well-known professor, scholar, literary critic and linguist in China. He has taught in yenching university, Tongji University and Fudan University successively, but he has never formally studied for several years. His profound knowledge comes from his strong interest in reading and strong perseverance. Guo Shaoyu grew up in a poor family, and he rushed to make a living without graduating from middle school. What he always kept in mind was reading. Shortly after dropping out of school, he was introduced by his friends to teach at Shanggong Primary School. He was very excited because there was a good library next to the school. Shanggong Primary School is the children's school of the Commercial Press. There is a library called Hanfen Building. The Commercial Press was a high-quality press at that time, so the books in the library are also very valuable. Guo Shaoyu has since found a good place to study. During lunch break and after work, everyone else has a rest and entertainment, and it is also the happiest time for Guo Shaoyu. Every day, he rushes to the library in high spirits and closes it as soon as he learns. He made a lot of reading notes and information cards while studying. He hung these cards and notes on the curtains, on the bedside, in the cupboard and beside the mirror, so that he could read and recite them anytime and anywhere. In order to remember this knowledge more quickly and firmly, he has to sort it out once a month and write comments and experiences respectively. He also set himself the task of "one before meals and three before bed". Before three meals a day, he asked his younger brother to test him. If he answered, he would eat. If he could not answer, he would go to work on an empty stomach. Before going to bed, you should take three tests. If you answer them, you will go to bed. If you can't answer them, you will go to the yard to think until you know it. In this way, he makes himself seize every minute, make full use of the valuable learning materials provided by the library and try to turn them into his own knowledge. In this way, he must master six knowledge points every day, and he has mastered more than two thousand in one year. He is relying on the strong desire and perseverance of "I want to learn". Little by little, many a mickle makes a mickle. He graduated from a middle school and became an erudite professor. He has published books such as Sports History of China, Poems and Notes, and Detailed Notes on Warring States Policy.