Gorky once said: "Books are the ladder of human progress". For me, books are the crystallization of wisdom. "There is no limit to learning the sea, but it is difficult to make a boat." To persist in reading, you must live and learn.

My mother began to teach me to read when I was still babbling. At that time, my mother bought a set of animal graphic voice story books. I can't put it down every day. I always pester my mother to tell me stories, and learning begins in this vivid animal story. ...

During the Children's Day in kindergarten, the teacher gave each of us a Xinhua Dictionary. I learned a lot of simple Chinese characters and won the first prize in the dictionary literacy competition held in my class at the end of the term. My little achievement makes me more interested in looking up the dictionary and reading. Whenever I go out to play with my parents, I like to find out what Chinese characters my mother wants in the street that I can't understand and ask her to write them to me one by one.

After entering the third grade of primary school, reading and composition are very important in Chinese exams, but I am weak in these two aspects, which leads to unsatisfactory Chinese scores in every exam. My mother told me that the Chinese world is no longer the Pinyin Age of Grade 12 and Grade 12. You must expand your knowledge and improve your knowledge level by reading extracurricular books. So my mother bought me extra-curricular books such as Reading Pioneer, Selected Essays, Fable and ordered a study newspaper. Every day when I have time to finish my homework, I am told to read books and newspapers. At first, I was not interested. My mother always urges me to finish the tasks she gives me. But soon, I was fascinated by these lovely books and no longer relied on my mother. No matter how much homework the teacher gives me, I will finish these "tasks" seriously every day. From then on, I was immersed in new fun. Every weekend, in addition to finishing the teacher. The rest of my study time is reading extracurricular books, sometimes pestering my mother to take me to the bookstore to buy books and read books. With the help of these "new friends", my grades have caught up again. Every time I have a Chinese exam, my grades are always among the best in my class, and my composition is often praised by teachers and read aloud in class as a model essay.

"Bao Jianfeng comes from sharpening, and plum blossom fragrance comes from bitter cold." Now, I am about to graduate from the sixth grade, and learning is more important to me. Reading and reading many interesting and beneficial books are my greatest hobbies: reading has increased my knowledge, broadened my horizons, enriched my life and taught me the truth of being a man: reading will enlighten me and benefit me for life.