Today, we have ushered in a new National Reading Day, and the great writer of the former Soviet Union, Gorky, once said:
"Books are the inseparable companions and mentors of young people."
Shakespeare, the master of English Renaissance drama, also said:
"Books are the nourishment of the world. Life without books is like the earth without sunlight, just like birds without wings. ”
Indeed, reading allows us to reopen the windows that have been closed for a long time, and feast our eyes on the outside world. However, do you think that the harm of dead reading to us exists all the time in life.
The poet immortal Li Bai once wrote the poem "Mocking Lu Confucian", especially the kind of "nerd" who is full of "poetry clouds" and incompetent, and gave a ruthless and fierce criticism.
"Ruucer on the Pentateuch,
Gray-haired dead chapters.
Ask about economic policy,
Vast as falling smoke. ...”
Lang Yuzhu in the Qing Dynasty writer Mr. Liao Zhai's Pu Songling's "Bookworm" is also the most typical "nerd" in this regard, they all have a rich collection of books, and their entire brains are a huge library.
But what does this prove, in addition to proving that their brains are "libraries" that can walk, it can only prove that they are "useless" giant babies in life.
Mao Zedong, the leader of the people, devoted his whole life to opposing those nerds who insisted on dogmatism, and he knew very well that because he handed over the baton of our party to the hands of "nerds" such as Li De and Yugu, he led to several disastrous failures in the struggle against encirclement and suppression, and finally had to carry out a difficult 25,000-mile long march.
Therefore, after learning the hard way, he wrote the famous "Against Fundamentalism" and pointed out:
"We need the 'book', but we must correct the bookism that is divorced from the actual situation. ”
Therefore, those "nerds" who die reading are like those martial arts idiots in martial arts novels who "go crazy" due to their practice and the sword, they are the other extreme in their reading life.