Would you like to spend all your extra time reading famous books?

You don't have to think like this, when you can't help but do one thing most of your time, it means that you like to do it, and I don't need to explain the benefits of reading good books, generally speaking, it is much more meaningful than playing a machine and watching TV.

As for the problem that you are worried about wasting time that could have been used to improve grades and rankings, in fact, people have a limited amount of energy to do one thing, and taking more time to read books to review homework will increase some fatigue, which will definitely improve grades? Work should be a combination of work and rest, twice the result with half the effort, and it is necessary to pay attention to strategy in arranging time. As long as you don't overindulge in reading extracurricular books, it is beneficial to adjust your time and read more books.

This contradiction does not stem from our harmonious education system, although we need to have a harmonious education, but we must also have some personality development and develop our own hobbies.

Another suggestion is not necessarily based on just reading the classics, there are many other books that are suitable for us to read, and you can expand your reading range. But I don't know how long you've been fond of reading, I'm also in my first year of high school, and I like to read books since the sixth grade, first reading famous books, and now I like to read books in many aspects.

Hope my advice is helpful to you.

"Faust", [German] Goethe original) Goethe spent sixty years writing Faust.

Faust is a poetic drama of 12,111 lines, the first of which has twenty-five scenes, and is not divided into acts. Part II, five acts, twenty-seven scenes. There is no coherent plot in the whole play, but the development and change of Faust's thought as a clue.

Faust's unremitting pursuit of self-improvement and truth went through five stages: study life, love life, political life, pursuit of classical beauty, and meritorious service. These five stages have a realistic basis, and they highly encapsulate the spiritual process of exploration and struggle of the German and European bourgeoisie in the centuries from the Renaissance to the early 19th century. Here, Faust can be said to be a symbolic artistic figure, and Goethe portrayed him as an embodiment of the destiny of all mankind.

Of course, the so-called whole of humanity is in fact an enlargement of the typical image of an advanced intellectual during the rise of the bourgeoisie. Like other bourgeois thinkers of the Age of Enlightenment, Goethe also regarded his own class as the representative of all mankind. Faust walked out of the gloomy study and into nature and the vast reality of life, embodying the anti-feudal spirit from the Renaissance, the Reformation, and the bourgeois ideological awakening to the "Hurricane Rush" movement, denying religious theology, and criticizing the dark reality.

The love tragedy of Faust and Magan tears is a reflection and rejection of the egoistic philosophy of pursuing narrow personal happiness and hedonism. The failure to enter politics shows the illusory nature of the political ideal of the enlightened monarchy of the Enlightenment. The unfortunate end of the union with Helen proclaimed the disillusionment of the humanitarian ideal of aesthetic edification of modern people with classical beauty.

In the end, Faust found the truth of life in the grand cause of mobilizing the masses to transform nature and create a paradise on earth, from which it is not difficult to see what the Enlightenment of the 18th century repeatedly depicted"The Kingdom of Reason"and the voices of 19th-century utopian socialists calling for the future can be faintly heard.

The first five parts of the Bible were written by Moses in 1000 B.C., and then included in other books, and by 400 B.C., the Old Testament of the Bible was written, and the New Testament was completed in the first century A.D., and was completed in the fourth century A.D., which is the complete Bible we see now. It took 2,000 years.

"Xu Xiake's Travels" is a masterpiece of Chinese geography based on diary. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Xu Hongzu (Xu Xiake) passed 34 and other works, except for those who were scattered, there were more than 60 thousand words of travel information. After his death, it was compiled by others into "Xu Xiake's Travels".

When life is lost, there are too many books to read. If you are a person who is willing to struggle, it is recommended to read "There Must Be a Way to Success", if you are a very lazy person, it is recommended not to read books, and if you are a person who pursues plainness, it is recommended to read Buddhist scriptures and wisdom stories. If you feel hopeless, see a psychiatrist.

Jonathan the Seagull short story**.

The Old Man and the Sea

I don't know the value and meaning of life, do I?

Take a look at the biography.

I'm 15 years old to watch a lot, in fact, what you watch doesn't have much to do with it, the important thing is that you can learn something, don't stick to the form...

See "How Steel is Made", "Notre Dame Cathedral", "The Troubles of Young Werther", "Gorky's Trilogy", and "Autobiographies of World Celebrities such as Warren Buffett".

You can read good books, and I think your school library should have a lot of good books, so go there and look for them.

Junior High School: "Childhood" Synopsis: Mainly about Gorky was born in a dark family, his father died of cholera when he was 4 years old, and lived with his mother in his grandfather's house, but his grandfather's uncles often fought for the dye workshop, and the women also intrigued, Gorky's childhood was very bleak and miserable, but his maternal grandmother was amiable, often told myths and stories for Gorky, so that Gorky's life had a taste.

Later, Gorky's mother died of tuberculosis, and his grandfather's dyeing workshop went bankrupt, so Gorky also entered the world and began his part-time career. From it, we learned to be steadfast in the face of difficulties or tribulations, and to dare to fight against evil forces. How to read:

Where is the experience of Gorky's tragic childhood? Why is it so tragic? What kind of person was my grandmother?

What about my grandfather and uncles? What does this tell us?

A total of 12 copies. How Steel is Made, Robinson Crusoe, Gulliver's Travels, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Insects, Biographies, Childhood, The Education of Love, Aesop's Fables, Morning Flowers, The Scream, Selected Works of Ice Heart.

Find a good teacher and listen to her.

The Way to Liberation by Armas

All confusion can find an outlet for relief. It is a diamond pathway.

Take a look at "Ordinary World". "How Steel is Made".

I've seen how steel is made many times, and it's good.

I think it's nice to watch Jane Eyre.

Tess in 1891 Sense and Sensibility in 1811 Anna Karenina in 1873 and 1877 King Lear, Hamlet, Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet, Resurrection in 1594 in the late 80s Red and Black in 1830 Jane Eyre 1847