Let me give you some ideas.

You can hold on after reading (this is the best way to write!), so that you can write about what you saw in the book later, such as A person perseveres and finally achieves success. Finally, just write it based on your actual situation.

Look at the following article, which may be inspiring!

Yes As a famous saying goes, people can only see what they want to see, and we can only see what we want to learn from books. Therefore, if there is no need for knowledge, but only in a general sense of leisure Browsing and reading do not leave a deep impression, they just kill time. Books, at this time, are like a knowledgeable, wise or humorous but very quiet friend, spending some time with us.

But if we want to get something from books, it is completely different. We will search, explore, and deduce more carefully. The mentality of learning greatly adds non-intellectual factors, and the efficiency of reading reaches the highest level. The ancients said that three If you don't read, you will feel that your face is disgusting, which is a manifestation of this mentality.

Confucius summed up the reading and learning Tao very well: Those who know are not as good as those who are good at it, and those who are good at it are not as good as those who enjoy reading. Those who enjoy reading are not as good as those who are good at reading. Only those who read the most will read the most.

So, what do we learn from the book? You can read whatever you read with the mentality. Those bookworms and nerds are not what they are because of the books. On the contrary, they make the books After reading it, it became a book of insects and a book for nerds. From the same book, people all over the world seem to come to completely different conclusions and become completely different people. When summing up their lives, they all say that this book has influenced their lives. Was it really the book that made him become such a person? No, it was when he wanted to become someone, that book became a confirmation of himself.