Learning is a process of acquiring knowledge, skills, attitudes or values through teaching or experience, which leads to measurable and stable behavior changes, more precisely, establishing a new spiritual structure or examining the past spiritual structure. Anyone who doesn't come to the meeting is a learning process. Learning is a kind of enjoyment. Learning is not only learning knowledge, but also learning to be a person. There are many ways to learn, but there is only one attitude to learn, and that is always serious. Learning can improve one's self-cultivation and make one's life better, so people need to learn.

(1) Birds learn to fly. The Book of Rites and the Moon Order: "The eagle is learning." Chen Weiji said: "If you study, you will learn to fly."

Learning (2) acquire knowledge or skills from reading, listening, research and practice. Historical Records of the First Qin Emperor: "Scholarship laws and regulations are forbidden." Ye Songshi's Epitaph of Mao Jifu: "A little longer, learn from teachers and friends, and learn from the times." Chapter 81 of History of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty: "Gou Jian sent a beautiful woman to live in a tucheng, and asked an old musician to teach her to sing, dance and walk. Once she achieved her art, she dared to enter the State of Wu." Mao Zedong's "Strategic Issues in China Revolutionary War", Chapter 1, Section 4: "Reading is learning. Use is also learning, and learning is more important. " Another example is: learning culture, learning mathematics and learning experience. 1983 Brief introduction of Yuan Jiashan: "After the liberation of Yuan Jiashan (Yuan Keli) and ..., the Party and the government carried out many repairs on it. The majestic momentum has greatly increased, and it has now become a place for the majority of cadres in our county to study and visit. "

(3) During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, officials or attendants who practiced in a certain department were called scholars. Ming Ruoyu Liu Ruoyu's "A Brief Introduction to the Duties of Inner Ministers": "Lingtai, the eunuch in the palm of your hand, served several people in the book, watched more than 30 people from time to time, and learned dozens of people." Chen Qing Kang Qi's Tales of Lang Qian, Volume 1: "If you don't respect the order, don't start learning as a co-organizer."