Half scholarly, half distant
Author: Ye Liya
Read aloud: Zhong Yiping
I like reading travel notes, where I can enjoy the beauty that is not eroded by time and explore the uncanny human geography. Every page is like a window to foreign lands; I like reading history, where I can feel the vicissitudes of the world through thousands of years, and the joys and sorrows of separation and reunion in the world of mortals. Each chapter is as mellow as old wine; Like reading biographies, I can relive the mental journey of sages and sages, and read all the mixed life. Every story is a journey of soul.
The night became thick, the noise ended, and the pomp disappeared. A solitary lamp and a book reflect a quiet background. Life is like a river, knowledge is like an ocean. Books are the solid shoulders and sails of dreamers. Nothing in the world is more solid and reliable than a book, and nothing is more profound and charming than a book.
I love reading at night. The feeling of hunger and thirst makes me forget time, even myself. The characters and stories in the book come alive in my mind, which is an indescribable pleasure and deeply rooted in my heart. Every vivid word and every sincere emotion satisfied me, and those troubles and puzzles disappeared in the sea of books. At this moment, I really realized that reading is the greatest wealth in my life.
Engels once said: "Women's independence starts from economic independence." I think that women's independence starts from the awakening of thought, while the awakening of thought comes from reading. The saying "Women without talent are virtue" has long become the dust of history, and the feudal shackles it represents gradually dissipated under the baptism of reading. Books are the key to unlock the shackles of women's thoughts and the ladder to ideological independence. In this flashy world, I soar in the sea of books, looking for the light of knowledge, so my heart becomes quiet and serene, and my thoughts become more independent and not publicized.
Reading can nourish people's temperament. The appearance is perishable, but the temperament can endure forever. Cheng Yi said, "The taste of foreign things is wearisome after a long time; the taste of reading is deeper after a long time." Indeed, the appearance without scholarly charm is only a temporary epiphyllum after all. Reading good articles is like tasting good wine. It is full of scholarly fragrance and refreshing. The wisdom, generosity and nobility of those sages quietly integrated into my body and mind between the lines, making my every move show a tolerant and modest demeanor and a gentle and jade like temperament.
Reading also makes me mature and steady. Books are like good teachers and friends, like the wings of ideals. In the face of contradictions and problems, it taught me to be calm and rational; In the face of achievements and honors, it taught me humility and prudence; In the face of difficulties and setbacks, it taught me to be strong and unyielding. Books spur me on the road of life
Walk a mile a day and read a book at night. Touch the scroll gently, and your thoughts wander between the lines. Smile, as if you can hear its whisper: "Hi, old friend, we meet again!" It feels like you are chatting with a wise old friend. Humorous and witty fragments made me laugh, and the soft love like spring breeze warmed my heart. Reading brings me endless joy, dispels my worries and sorrows. It is like a lamp in the dark, illuminating my gloomy heart, and fills my life with joy and hope.
One day without reading, one's mind has no ravines; If you don't read for a month, you will lose your hearing and eyesight. Reading is a feast for the soul, and it is the perception that penetrates the soul. Books accompany me across mountains and rapids. I am positive, optimistic and open-minded in the distance. I'm so lucky to have a good companion!
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