The view that reading is useless is wrong, so how did this view come from? I think it has something to do with the current real life environment, that is, it is expensive to study, difficult to find a job, and popular in society, especially among college students. This actually refers to the huge educational cost in exchange for a relatively low return, thus generating a kind of denial and doubt about the actual effect of reading. The high cost and investment of reading is far from the grim employment reality, and I feel that what I have learned is useless.

You know that Bill Gates dropped out of Harvard University, and it turned out that his success had nothing to do with his education. But those who don't study, have you ever thought that you are as capable as Bill Gates? Do you have the ability to be admitted to Harvard University like others? Which boss of China's top 500 companies didn't graduate from a serious university? Do you regret it? Don't you really feel unfair to move bricks in the construction site every day, work overtime day and night in the factory, be abused by guests, be a security guard and be a watchdog? Perhaps you don't know, Bill Gates later got a doctorate from Harvard University. We don't have the ability of Bill Gates. Why don't we study hard and try our luck?

This view is wrong. It is a narrow understanding of education to consider whether reading is useful simply from money or income. Education brings people not only a means of making a living, but also all-round and multi-level changes. People with a good education and those without a good education have very different ways of thinking, making a living, doing things and ideological connotations. In the era of knowledge economy, the theory of "reading uselessness" can never stand scrutiny.

Reading is not directly related to making money. I don't think reading is directly related to making money. Many people who haven't read books have made money, but those who have read books also have the problem of making money. To put it further, reading is not to learn how much money you can earn. If you study, you should improve your self-cultivation and knowledge by reading more books. There is a saying that books have their own golden houses. Reading is never superficial knowledge, but you should see yourself and know.