Forge greatness with the power of love books
Introduction: In the history of culture, there are many outstanding people who have grown up because of their love for books. Wen Yiduo, Gorky, Hua Luogeng, and Franklin are all exemplars of this. But unlike them, Lu Xun read and created hard, leaving us a wealth of works.
1. Smell a lot: a piece of paper carries thousands of years of wisdom
Wen Yiduo is a famous modern Chinese scholar and poet, and also a Kuomintang politician. As a young man, he loved to read and was full of love for poetry. He believes that books are like a piece of paper dust, carrying thousands of years of wisdom. Books have allowed him to enter the halls of culture and expand his horizons. In his poems, he sings about his gratitude for books: "O great poet, you are like a blue lake, great poet, you are like an eternal book." ”
2. Gorky: Books are the cradle of knowledge
Gorky, a famous Soviet writer, was born into a poor family, but through reading he gained strength and wisdom. His humble background did not stop him from loving books. Gorky said: "Books are the cradle of knowledge. He was convinced that books were a source of wisdom, and that by reading a large number of books, he could become a great writer. It is precisely because of this love of books that Gorky created many masterpieces describing the lives of the people and made a great contribution to human literature.
3. Hua Luogeng: Books are the teachers of wisdom
Hua Luogeng, a famous Chinese mathematician, is known as the "reincarnation of Hua Tuo". His love for books stems from a thirst for knowledge. In his view, books are the teachers of wisdom and the tools for solving problems. The world's greatest mathematicians have left their emotional tributes to books. As a result, Hua Luogeng cultivated a strong will, worked hard to learn Xi, and eventually became a champion of Chinese mathematical research.
4. Benjamin Franklin: Books are people's companions
Benjamin Franklin, one of the founding fathers of the United States, was also an accomplished scientist and writer. He once said, "Reading a good book is like talking to a wise man." For Franklin, books were not only a source of knowledge, but also a compass in his life's path. Books allow him to communicate with great thinkers and sages, from which he derives wisdom and strength. As a result, he continued to read and practiced diligently, eventually becoming an outstanding figure who left an indelible mark on the world.
5. Lu Xun: Painstaking reading and creation make the text vivid
Lu Xun, a giant of modern Chinese literature, who, unlike the aforementioned figures, expressed himself through hard reading and creation. He is a firm believer in the power of words and believes that words are meant to be understood and engaged by readers. He writes in approachable language, translating complex issues into easy-to-understand writings that attract the attention of a wide range of readers. It is precisely because of his requirements for clear, concise and vivid language that his works have a strong appeal and persuasiveness.
Wen Yiduo, Gorky, Hua Luogeng, and Franklin all achieved great things with their love of books. They believe that books are a source of wisdom and strength, and by reading and Xi books, they change their destiny and make remarkable contributions to society. Lu Xun, on the other hand, touched the heartstrings of readers with clear, concise and vivid language in a hard-headed way of reading and creating. Their experiences tell us that the love of books can not only bring motivation for personal growth, but also bring positive change to society as a whole.