How to memorize the content of famous books

Masterpieces are not used for rote memorization, if you don't like to read masterpieces very much, you should first get rid of the bad psychological factors that arise from famous books, read carefully, understand by heart, and naturally remember. You can also read some auxiliary books and introductions to famous books to help you understand and memorize. But other people's insights never come from their own true thoughts, only by reading the original book and truly understanding the essence of the book can you get your own true meaning.

If you want to memorize only the content, you need to look at a complete and concise summary of the content.

After reading a famous book, learn to write reading notes. Of course, it's best to write while reading, and you might as well copy what you think is very touching; Write down your thoughts. When you're done reading a book, you'll be very familiar with it, even if it's a masterpiece you don't like to read.

You can deliberately buy a notebook to write reading notes, and if it is your own book, you can also write down your thoughts or even comments directly on the book at any time. Hehe, it's useful, that's how I came here.

If you turn someone else's story into your own, you won't forget it. You can imagine that you are the protagonist of the story, deal with the problems encountered by the protagonist with your own mentality, and then string the problems you have dealt with in order, and then think about why the protagonist in the story is different from you, and then string the protagonist's handling methods into a string of problems in order. Now you can't forget it.

The first rough bai read the famous book. Don't take a long time on the first time of the famous book, you must finish reading the famous book as soon as possible, otherwise you will stop reading and stopping, and you will forget the DAO plot you saw before, and then read it in reverse, which will be a waste of time. When reading a famous book, it is better to strike while the iron is hot.

The second time I carefully tasted the masterpiece. The first skimming gave us an idea of the whole story, and even the details of it were still fresh in our minds.

The third time I excerpted the essence of the famous book. Excerpt notes, in the information age of the popularization of computers, most people do not choose to pick up a pen. But a good memory is not as good as a bad pen.

The fourth is a study of the relationships and contexts within the masterpieces. The relationships and backgrounds in the masterpieces are intricate and need to be carefully read and studied.

For the fifth time, we savor the life told in the famous book, understand the author's intentions, and think about the questions that the author leaves to the reader. As the saying goes, good Siddha art works are generally "blank", which means that there should be a little blank space for the reader to think about, and famous books are no exception. Some famous works also leave some doubts and questions, which are worthy of serious consideration by readers.

Hello classmates, you want to master the classics.

First of all, you have to fully understand these masterpieces and their content and meaning.

Then you can make a plan for the time and go and read it step by step.

Read the experience step by step from the Bush Answering Wheel and then master it in general.

My experience is to take reading notes (uh, I know this method is a bit dirty...) Excerpt the specific details, of course, I personally don't recommend being too specific. If you don't need to study this famous book, you don't need to record what kind of clothes the protagonist wears on what day and where, unless it has some specific meaning.

In addition, I personally tried a method, the specific effect is unknown, if you are interested, you can try it. After reading a certain paragraph, if you feel that the details are complicated and difficult to remember, you can temporarily close the book, construct the scene at that time in your mind, try to make your scene as specific and detailed, and get as close as possible to the description of the original book. When you feel that it is almost there, you can open the book and compare it.

The advantage of this method is that it can deepen your impression of the scene, it can also enrich your imagination, you can reasonably expand on the places not mentioned in the book, and you can practice it repeatedly.

Of course, both methods are premised on ample time and absolute patience. In contrast, I personally prefer the second method, but I also have to admit that reading notes, although boring and time-consuming, are definitely the most reliable method.

To memorize the details, you must first be an attentive child. Draw down the details of the famous book. I read it every night, and when I got to it, I went to bed. I woke up the next day and watched it again. Habitual memory is easy to remember. To memorize is to see and remember repeatedly.

That's how I memorized the book (* hee-hee......(The answer on the first floor is good, and there are indeed some details that are not very important and you don't need to remember them.) ）

Note-taking, and annotation, how I do it.