1. I am willing to ride the wind and waves, and I am willing to study for ten years. -

I hope I can ride the storm and make great achievements in the future. To this end, I willingly went to the cold window to study hard for decades.

2. A scholar is like a fish book. It's futile to carve seal characters hard. -song Liu Guo's

music from the military fish: worms that eat away at utensils. Dead reading is like a bookworm, no matter how hard it is, it is useless.

3. Reading is more important than understanding, and there is nothing to keep the chapters and sentences. -Qing Xu Gongjun's "Shu Huai"

The key to reading is to be able to understand the main idea of the book, instead of sticking to the chapters and sentences.

4. if you don't peek at the garden for three years, you call yourself the five classics. -Yuan Mazuchang's "Strong Tour"

I haven't visited the garden for three years, and I have become a box for the Five Classics. This sentence highlights the great gains that I have made by studying hard.

5. Wealth must come from hard work, and men must read five books. -Tang Du Fu's "Bai Xueshi's Cottage".

The previous sentence said that wealth comes from hard work, which is similar to what we call "getting rich through labor" today. The latter sentence says that men should read a lot, which is in line with our emphasis on reading widely today. Although Du Fu encouraged the world to study hard and advocated being an official and getting rich, it was not a bad thing to emphasize hard work and extensive reading at any time, but it was beneficial to society and life.

6. The ancients had no power in learning, and it took a long time to learn. -Lu You's poem "Reading on a Winter Night" in the Song Dynasty.

The ancients always spared no effort in learning, starting from a young age and achieving something when they were old.

7. A wide career is due to hard work. -Tang Meng's bamboo slips "Cherish the Yin"

Can gain profound knowledge, all because of the results of careful reading. Ambitious scholars always have a sincere mood for pursuing achievements.

8. there is no sooner or later to learn, but I am afraid that I will follow you at the beginning. -Zhang Xiaoxiang's "Mianguozi Reading" in Song Dynasty.

Learning is not about starting sooner or later, but about being diligent at the beginning and being casual at the end.

9. The book of sages is not to teach people to learn to write words for wealth, but to teach the world to be a man for all generations. -Gao Panlong in Ming Dynasty's Reading Method to Show Friends in Jieyang.

writing: writing an article. The book of sages is not only to teach people to write articles for prosperity, but to teach the world how to be a man from generation to generation.

1. Reading is like writing. -Tang Du Fu's poem "Twenty-two Rhymes for Wei Zuocheng Zhang".

If you are familiar with thousands of books, you can write with ease, as if you have the help of a god.