What are some examples of how you have applied the wisdom from the book to your life?

The knowledge in the book is very rich, it is knowledge that makes our lives improve and progress, the progress of science and technology requires the contribution of each of us, and the knowledge of the book can be applied to life, just around us.

Knowledge covers a wide range of aspects, such as the light bulb, the ship and the airplane, and the mobile phone and the computer. Our life involves physics and chemistry, and the water and electricity in our current living areas all involve the knowledge in books, for example, the construction of pressurized water in wells dug by ourselves in rural areas involves the principle of leverage.

and atmospheric pressure, the field of physics is in it, and to connect the circuits at home, you need to recall the positive and negative poles and ground wires and live wires of the knowledge in the book, if you don't think about it clearly and don't take it seriously, a series of dangers may occur and cause harm to us. Some of the metal tableware and some cooking utensils in our kitchens will rust after a long time, and the rusty things need to be treated and applied to chemistry.

The knowledge in the book, acetic acid can effectively deal with rust, neither harmful gases are generated, nor is it dangerous to the human body, this is an example of the knowledge in the book applied to life, as well as the three-wire socket of our air conditioner, there is a ground wire in the book, which is a means of ensuring to prevent electric shock, and now the ordinary hammer at home is the knowledge of the stress area in the book.

The knowledge in the book is comprehensive, and the knowledge in the book is applied to our lives, such as rusty ironware, the installation of household wiring, etc., all of which need to be used in the book. As long as we pay attention, we will find that there are many examples in life where the wisdom from the book is applied to life. And we should not only discover it in our lives, but also apply it in our own lives.

The first thing: knowledge of circuits in physics.

In fact, when I first started physics, my teacher told us that this kind of circuit knowledge can definitely be used in life. So if you don't listen to the old man, you will really suffer in front of you. However, although I didn't learn it very well, I can still do it by connecting a circuit.

During the May 1st holiday this year, I went back to my hometown on vacation. There was no one living in the house, so I spent the whole holiday at my grandmother's house. During this time, I used the relevant circuit knowledge.

At that time, my grandmother was boiling water with a water heater at night, but the circuit of the old house was a little old, so the circuit burned. Thankfully, however, the fuse of the blade worked. But the wires are burnt out.

Then the next day I went with my uncle to the street to sell new wires and came back and reinstalled themTogether with my eldest uncle, I did everything ourselves, from wiring to wiring. So it's still useful to feel the physics.

The second thing is to meet foreigners in other places and be able to talk to them in English.

In fact, my English was particularly bad, and I almost failed the exam. But what I didn't expect was that I would be able to chat with foreigners in English. Actually, it's not a chat. <>

It was when I was an intern at my father's place of work when I graduated from high school, and many of the goods in my father's factory were foreigners, so I often saw foreigners in the factory. There was a time when a foreigner was inspecting, and the foreigner was asking the workers for something, but many people did not understand it, and the interpreter did not know where to go. But then my dad told me to see what the foreigner wanted.

Later I saw that he kept saying "water" and then wrote "h o" (chemical formula for water) on a piece of paper. I knew then that he was thirsty. But I also died of laughter, almost all of the people who work here have a primary school diploma, and he even writes chemical formulas for others to recognize.

Fortunately, there is a "top student" like me here, otherwise no one would really be able to understand it. Later, I remember that the foreigner was still complimenting me in English! But I still didn't understand most of it, and I was helpless at the time.

The third piece: making wine with biological knowledge.

When I was in high school, I was one of the best in biology. I used the knowledge in it during the summer vacation this year. There are a lot of grapes at home, so I can't eat them all.

At that time, I also found the old book and looked at the notes from the time. Later, I messed up it, but fortunately it wasn't messed up. Now the wine is made, but with a little less sugar.

It's a little flawed, but the taste is still okay.

In fact, some of the knowledge in the books learned in school may not be very practical, but there are still many examples that can be applied to life.

For example, I studied chemistry before, and learned acid-base neutralization reactions. Then you can exercise to many things in life, such as some puddles left over from long-term use in the toilet at home, which are actually some alkaline lime ingredients, and if we actually want to remove them, we don't need to buy a toilet cleaner or the like. You can also use carbonated drinks such as cola that you usually drink, or use edible vinegar.

Pour it in the toilet bowl and basically put it overnight, a lot of dirt will be acid-base neutralized reaction, and then decomposed into other substances, at this time, you can remove part of the dirt with a flush.

Except, of course, on the application of chemistry to life. It should be more biological, because biology is based on the study of daily physiology, body, etc., so it is closer to life. For example, the photosynthesis of plants, previously only known that plants can produce oxygen when exposed to sunlight.

However, what we don't know is that plants are actually respiring. And it's 24-hour uninterrupted breathing, which is the same as a human being, and it also emits carbon dioxide. It is only because of photosynthesis during the day that carbon dioxide is directly absorbed by itself and converted into oxygen, but at night, when there is no light, plants release carbon dioxide in the house.

So, it's not like plants are good indoors. If you put it in the bedroom at night, it will only grab oxygen with you, and the carbon dioxide concentration will increase. Therefore, although plants can add some green primary colors to the room, they are not the best choice for indoors.

Of course, there are many more applications besides these examples. Reading books is definitely useful, and reading more than 10,000 books will help both your cognition and your life.

With wisdom, pull my brother's arm out of the iron gate:

My brother and I were playing, because my brother was playing unscrupulously, and accidentally got his arm stuck in the iron gate. I calmed down for a while, and then a flash of inspiration flashed in my mind, and I brought a basin of soapy water, and poured some of it on my brother's stuck arm, which was very slippery.

Then I pulled it out, but I didn't pull it out, but I felt a lot looser, so I comforted my brother again not to cry, the arm was about to come out, and then I made some more soap on his arm that was more slippery than just now, and then I pulled it again, and my brother's arm was finally pulled out.

Examples:

One day, when a benevolent furrier was walking down the street, he saw a man dressed in tatters selling second-hand leather shoes, and he felt pity for the middle-aged man, so he stopped to talk to him, and wanted to comfort him.

The merchant had an idea and came up with a good idea, and he gave the man two hundred dollars as he left, and said to him, "You are a merchant like me." The merchant used a trick to scare the snake, so that Chicago had another fur merchant.

As long as you use your wisdom well, you will change your fate.