Excuse me, has Qian Zhongshu ever written an article about reading quirks, I seem to have read it be

Reading: Mr. Qian pays attention to his reading skills and has his own experience, and here Mr. Qian's reading experience is summarized as "hot reading" and "cold reading".

Hot reading vs. cold reading

Hot reading means fast reading, reading without seeking to understand.

Cold reading is slow reading, word by word, and reading with pondering and grinding.

Even if it is a book that needs to be played with carefully, there are parts that can be hastily flipped. There is no fixed method for the breadth and breadth of reading, whether it is hot or cold, it must be "appropriate for the time and the situation".

The key to reading is "consumption". Consumption is digestion, which means that reading a book is like eating, and the nutrition in the book should be turned into one's own spirit and flesh and blood. And the secret of this "transformation" lies in reading with "heart".

Reading is not limited to the words and sentences of the chapters, but also the poetic and literary hearts contained in the words with a pair of discerning eyes, because the human spirit has always had something in common with both ancient and modern China and foreign countries. Only by finding this eternal spirit and making one's mind face a sudden and open realm can one find the true meaning of reading.

As a result, reading becomes a reading life. And like Mr. Qian, he has a deep appreciation of life, which is secretly in line with the truth expounded in the books of his predecessors, and life has become a wonderful book.

Summary: To read, you have to talk about techniques.

Mr. Qian's reading experience: "hot reading" and "cold reading". Hot reading is fast reading, but fast reading is different from sloppiness, and fast reading should also grasp the essence and general idea of the article. Cold reading is slow reading word for word.

Qian Zhongshu went to Oxford in 1935 to study English literature and attend Exeter College. Qian Zhongshu's life in Oxford seems to have been mentioned by no one except Yang Jiang's memories, because no one knows. The Archives of the Bodleian Library at the University of Oxford contains an enrolment form dated November 5, 1935, but the date column still says October 16, which is presumably the date of his arrival in Niuqian Naqingjin.

November 5 is the registration date, as evidenced by the date stamp of the school. The other columns in the table are filled in with the name Qian Zhongshu, born on October 20, 1910, born in Wuxi, China, graduated from National Tsinghua University, father Qian Jibo, professor of Chinese literature at Guanghua University in China, and his address is the office of the dean's office of Guanghua University in Shanghai, China (I don't know why his father lives in the office and does not live at home, but uses the office as his home?). He was the eldest son of his father.

Exeter College also left a record of Qian Zhongshu's eggplant, in addition to the above circumstances, there are also master's students, studying for a master's degree in literature, etc. There is a card in the college with an unofficial comment from the associate dean in charge of student affairs that Qian Zhongshu is "charming." It is said that he pronounced his last name so as not to be a dog.

Here the author has to explain: At that time, Chinese used Roman pinyin to spell names, Qian Zhongshu's "money", and the spelling of Roman pinyin was that Westerners easily pronounced it similar to the pronunciation of "flash", which is exactly the pronunciation of the word "dog" in French, and the French dog spelling is only a little different from Qian Zhongshu's surname. The young Qian Zhongshu's dog avoidance measures seem innocent and cute, but he is also too knowledgeable, and people who don't know French will never "do more" and suffer from this.

Qian Zhongshu loves to make a fool of people's names, so he named one of the people in his ** "Siege" "Mating", that is, Li "Meiting". The homonym here is in English. In addition, Qian Zhongshu seems to have fallen off the bus once after arriving in Oxford.

He saw it as "the first embrace with the Oxford soil". It is estimated that this was said in front of the teachers and students of the academy, otherwise it would not have been recorded. Logically, the first time means there is a second time, but at least this card shows that he has been more careful when he gets in or out of the car in the future, and no longer thinks about it or stays stunned.

The first two words of "wait" Hui were written on the card, it seems that Qian Zhongshu's witty words and interesting facts in Oxford are more than these, but the vice president is too lazy to blame for not remembering much, it's a pity.