The highlight of reading is to illuminate life, and the highlights of life include the accumulation of wisdom and learning. Life and reading are mutually seeing, mutually corroborating, and illuminating each other. Books are not as rich as life, but they should be more focused on the ability to illuminate and penetrate.
If we develop a habit of "loving books, interpreting books, doubting books, thinking in multiple directions, and touching categories", we will read life, read experience, read society, read the world, read spring, summer, autumn and winter, read the rise and fall of honor and disgrace, and read sorrow and joy like reading.
My personal method of reading is an empirical method, a method of aesthetic perception, a method of measuring and judging with my own actual feelings and experiences.
Reading is irreplaceable, cannot be replaced by the Internet, cannot be replaced by watching DVDs, cannot be replaced by typing keyboards, and cannot even be replaced by mobile phones and e-books. It is the most ordinary paper book that expresses the charm of thought, expresses the tranquility of thought, expresses the concentration of thought, and expresses the consistency of thought.
--Wang Meng
The biggest attraction of reading is that through books to discover the world, discover life, and discover life.
Mr. Wang Meng, a famous writer, with his unique experience, broad vision, broad heart and wise language, expounded the experience and perception of reading thousands of books and traveling thousands of miles, as well as the meaning and value of literature, which also caused people to think deeply.
For Wang Meng, reading is a kind of experience and aesthetic perception; reading needs to be done early; it is necessary to read life, read experience, read society, read the world, read spring, summer, autumn and winter, read the rise and fall of honor and disgrace, and read sorrow and joy like reading.
He believes that it is the most ordinary paper book that expresses the charm of thought, expresses the tranquility of thought, expresses the concentration of thought, and expresses the consistency of thought.
At the same time, he also soberly pointed out the limitations of reading, proposing that "both and all necessary, seeking knowledge and doubting knowledge and nearly true knowledge."
