In the Ming Dynasty, Wang Xinzhai once wrote a Song of Happy Learning: "Happy learning means happy learning, and happy learning means not learning but not being happy, and not learning but not being happy." He regards study and pleasure as a whole, which is really an excellent insight. Of course, learning is not limited to reading, but reading is indeed a great pleasure in life. Because of this, how many literati or scholars have been addicted to books throughout the ages, and I am also a little bookworm.

"The book has its own golden house, the book has its own Yan Ruyu, the book has its own thousand bells and millet, and the book has its own famous car." I love reading, not for the sake of' Golden House' or Yan Ruyu, but because books are indeed the food of our spirit and the mount of our soul, and we can appreciate the endless fun of reading from practice.

First of all, one of the great pleasures of reading is to do whatever you want. You are the host, and you are the one who reads books, not books. You can ask Sun Tzu about the art of war, talk about history with Sima Qian and explore the mysteries of nature with Xu Xiake. In short, you are the master. Slowly, you will feel that the world is so big and life is so colorful, as if all the pictures of knowledge are displayed in your mind.

There is another one that can be said. Whoever writes a book and puts forward an idea will be a talent for a while. Although he is a talented person, it is inevitable that he will make mistakes, as you can see. Are you happy? For a time, I was full of will and talked a lot, which made you feel equal to the author, but I was extremely happy mentally!

The third interest of the book is that when you rack your brains for a problem but can't understand it, or when you have a little experience of a problem, open a book and find that it has been fully discussed. I just tickled you, and I couldn't help myself with joy. So everything is clear, and nothing can change the feeling of this other village.

Furthermore, when you read a good book, you will be attracted by its wonderful content. When chatting with friends, Kan Kan talked about it, and the punch line in the book jumped out sentence by sentence, and friends would definitely show admiration: "Hey, this boy, you can sit up and take notice in three days!" A little vanity is satisfied again, and only you know what it feels like to read.

Bacon said: "Reading history makes people wise, reading poems makes people wise, calculus makes people precise, philosophy makes people profound, ethics makes people cultivated, and logical rhetoric makes people eloquent."

List so many benefits of reading, do you feel itchy and want to open a book?