Downlink: Read books, read history, read life.
Taste wine, taste tea, history, read history, read life. This is a profound couplet, and its meaning and value are not only elegant or well-read. More importantly, it inspires us to deepen our understanding and pursuit of life.
Tasting wine and tea history means that we need to appreciate and taste the true taste of history and explore the deep connotation of history. As an aesthetic activity, wine and tea tasting allows us to appreciate the cultural heritage and historical origin of wine tea by tasting the flavor of wine tea. Similarly, reading history can also allow us to taste the inheritance of history and the meaning of life from the famous deeds of historical figures and the causes and results of historical events, and the various emotions generated in the process will also allow us to better examine our current life and work.
Reading history, reading life, and reading life places more emphasis on the breadth of history and the comprehensiveness of life. The process of reading books can make us pursue the ideals and distant places of life, and the books referred to here refer to the literary classics and ideological classics that contain rich human temperament and humanistic heritage. In the process of reading history, we can fully explore the inclusion of life experience and the accumulation of life wisdom, and draw the true meaning from historical figures and events. Reading life pays more attention to the perception and understanding of life itself, extending from self-cultivation and life planning.
Tasting wine and tea history, reading history and reading life, this is a comprehensive couplet, which tells us that in the face of life's journey, we must not only taste all kinds of beautiful things in life, but also through continuous reading and learning history, learn from it to achieve independent thinking, and use it in life planning and decision-making. At the same time, discover infinite meaning in ordinary daily life, and finally realize the desire for self-growth.