What did you learn from the book?

Learn to be optimistic and confident from books. Now I still remember a sentence in Zhu Ziqing's back: The matter has come to this, don't be sad, fortunately, there is no endless road.

To improve memory, when you read a book, you have to distinguish between their tasks, their background, their ambitions, their history, and the nuances, and you also have to remember the complex plot that runs through the story with moderate polygonism, which is only a small part to remember, but the brain is a wonderful organ, and it can remember these things very easily.

Increase your knowledge, everything you read will bring new information to your brain, and you can never know when they will come in handy. The more knowledge you have, the better prepared you will be for the challenges you will face in the future.

Reduce stress, no matter how much stress you are experiencing at work, in personal interactions, or in other endless things in your daily life, all stress will disappear when you immerse yourself in a good story.

Enhance your analytical thinking skills, have you ever read a fascinating reasoning and solved a puzzle yourself before you finished reading it? If so, you can use a critical, analytical mindset to analyze the detective** by recording and collating all the details provided.

Improve concentration, in our age of internet madness, when we multitask every day, our attention will be immediately divided into a million different directions.

Expand your vocabulary, the more you read, the more words you come across. And they will inevitably appear in your daily vocabulary. Pronunciation is clear and the words are important in any job.

Improve your writing skills, and it will improve as your vocabulary increases: Surveys have shown that publishing good books has a significant impact on a person's ability to write, just as the author's pitch, fluency, and writing style affect your writing.

Free entertainment, many of us like to buy books in order to be able to make annotations on the book, fold the corners of the book for easy search in the future, but this practice is very expensive.

I learned by reading "The Clever Sika Deer":

If you are in danger in your life, don't panic, use your brain and find a solution.

Original story: There was a tiger who met a sika deer. The tiger would love to eat the sika deer. But it had never seen a sika deer, and it didn't know what the sika deer was capable of, so it asked:

What are you doing with your blobs? The sika deer said, "This is a sign that I eat a tiger, and if I eat a tiger, there will be a spot on my body."

When the tiger heard this, he was so frightened that he ran away.

On the way, the tiger met a fox and told him what had just happened. The fox laughed and said, "You have been fooled."

Let's go, I'll go get it back with you and make you lunch!" The tiger said, "No, the sika deer is terrible, maybe you will run away when you see it."

The fox said, "If you are not at ease, tie my tail with your tail." ”

When the sika deer saw the tiger and the fox approaching together, he shouted, "Fox, thank you for catching the tiger, I am looking for it!" When the tiger heard this, he thought that he had fallen for the fox, and turned around and ran. As a result, the fox was dragged to death by the tiger.

Lao She's "Camel Xiangzi" is also one of my favorites, and I have learned a lot of truths from it.

After reading Xiangzi's story, my heart was very heavy, and I felt that Xiangzi was too pitiful. Shoko is kind and simple, has the same positive and tenacious spirit as a camel in life, and after three years of hard work, Xiangzi finally bought a new car of his own with his hard-earned money. But it didn't take long for Xiangzi to be captured by the soldiers in a daze, and the car was also taken away.

Then the reactionary ** detective squeezed his frugal savings.

Later, he used Hu Niu's money to lose a new car, but he died because of Hu Niu's difficulty, and he had to sell the car to handle the funeral. Eventually, Shoko became a selfish, depraved person.

The four trainings, the little girl's workplace practice, can break the King Kong and sow happiness.

From the process of a seed, I realized that everything must have a grand and ordinary heart, and everything must rely on oneself. The more we want to accomplish something, the easier it is to forget the meaning of doing it. When reading, let go of distractions and focus on the book itself.

A Seed Content: A lovely seed, if planted, can grow the greenest leaves, bloom the most beautiful flowers, and scatter the most charming fragrance. But after the king, the rich, the merchants, and the soldiers, all the way down, it became an ugly and smelly seed, which fell into the hands of the peasant, but it bloomed the most beautiful flower, and gave off the purest fragrance, and whoever approached it would leave with a smile and a fragrance.