? Extensive reading is a learning method summarized by accomplished scholars in ancient times. Only by reading extensively can we absorb rich nutrition; Only by extensive reading can you write a wonderful composition; Only by reading extensively can we continuously improve our reading ability. Lu Xun, a great writer, once used bees to compare the truth of reading a lot of books and reading a lot of books: "You must pick many flowers like bees to pick honey." If you are in one place, your income is very limited. "Mr. Lu Xun's image metaphor is very clear. If we primary school students want to write well, we must read widely.

? Since ancient times, erudition has been the basic skill of scholars, and "opening books is beneficial" has become the motto of learning.

? Wang Chong of Han Dynasty advocated the integration of ancient and modern views. He read and studied almost all the books with more than 12,000 volumes in six categories, such as Six Arts, hundred schools of thought, Poetry and Fu, Art of War, Mathematics and Magic. It is believed that reading should not only know the present, but also know the ancient. Knowing the past and not knowing the present is called Lu Chen; Knowing the present and not knowing the ancient is called blindness.

? Liu Zhiji, a historian in the Tang Dynasty, advocated a comprehensive view of a hundred schools of thought and was not confined to one school of thought. It is precisely because it pays attention to extensive reading that it can create things. It has completed the book Stone and summarized all kinds of things, covering all kinds of things.

? The experience of learning Lu Shiyi at the beginning of Qing Dynasty: "Anyone who learns Taoism must know its products before he can make good use of Kung Fu." The so-called commodity knowledge is the choice and differential treatment of reading. Some books only need to "read the main idea"-extensive reading, some books need to "search one by one"-familiar reading, and some books need to "read for life"-intensive reading.

? Learning should not only know the present, but also know the ancient; We should not only know ourselves, but also know each other; We should not only understand the principle of one family, but also learn from the words of a hundred families; We should not only specialize in one subject, but also dabble in various fields. ...

? All these examples show that only by not being ashamed to ask questions can you become a knowledgeable person. Only by understanding the present and the past can you become a learned person. Only when you are well informed can you become a knowledgeable person.

? Now that our living conditions are good, we can have whatever we want. The literature club of our school wants books, but many students don't know how to cherish time and don't study well. Isn't this a waste? Let's cherish every precious minute. From now on, we should form the good habit of reading textbooks every day and increase the reading volume. Learn the spirit of the ancients, have knowledge, study hard, study hard and enjoy learning, and become a knowledgeable person, a knowledgeable person and a pillar of the country.