The Art of Reading (How to Read and What to Read)

Author: Selected and compiled by the editorial team of "" magazine
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Publishing Date: 2005-05-01
Features: A person who has not developed the habit of reading is confined by the world before him in terms of time and space. His life is mechanical and monotonous; he only interacts and talks with a few friends and acquaintances, and he only sees what happens around him. He cannot escape from this prison of his own body. However, when he picks up a book, he immediately enters a different world. Not only that. Readers are often taken into a realm of thought and reflection by books. The things described in books become a scene, and the reader becomes an indifferent onlooker. Therefore, the best reading material is the kind that can take us to this contemplative state. "Three days without reading make one's language tasteless and appearance repulsive." This sentence means that reading gives one elegance and flavor, which is the entire purpose of reading. And only reading with this purpose in mind can be called an art.