Idiom: Know the book and be reasonable.

Pronunciation: zh and sh

Explanation: knowing and reaching: knowing. Educated and polite. Describe being educated.

Source: Yuan Yiming's "Feng Yulan" is the first discount: "Only I know the book as a gift, how can I be discussed?"

A person who knows how to read and understand should please others. (Cao Qingxue Qin's "Dream of Red Mansions" back to 86)

Sentence: Xiaolin's family education is very strict, so she has been a good boy who knows books and makes sense since she was a child.

Also known as "knowledge of books and principles", "knowledge of books and principles", "knowledge of books and principles".

Know the word, know the book, and reach the gift.

Pinyin zh and sh dal

This definition describes education.

Knowing books is a gift (pronounced zh and sh ū dá lǐ), which means being knowledgeable and reasonable. Describe people as educated. From The First Fold by Feng Yulan, an anonymous writer in Yuan Dynasty: "Only I know the book as a gift, why am I being talked about for exposing my dirty laundry?"