What does it feel like to be a pure thirst for knowledge?

In fact, this is a very happy feeling, because it is simply a desire to learn, there is no other selfishness, the heart is pure, and you will feel simple happiness.

I feel very ignorant, I feel that there are really a lot of things in the world that I don't understand, and I can't extricate myself from the ocean of knowledge that I am addicted to every day, and I am a typical scholar.

I just like to study, I will be energized when I see different books, I am very excited, and I am more kind to see books than I am to my girlfriend.

Every time I see a book, I will be quiet, and I can hold a book and read it for a day, and I feel that the fragrance of books is the most delicious thing in the world.

When I meet a master in my studies, I will communicate with others, and I have a lot of questions to ask every time, and I feel very satisfied.

Just like now, in high school, I get up early and stay late every day, just to learn a little more knowledge and read more books.

To be honest, I have never met such people, but such people will be very happy, because they have a high level of spiritual food, which is incomparable to us.

Hobbies are all related to studying and reading, usually special house, there will be no entertainment activities, all at home to read, this is me.

It's just that I want to learn every day, and if I don't study, I'm uncomfortable, and I can't get by, haha, this may be the pure pursuit of knowledge, and it's the same life at that time.

I like to learn very much.,Every time I don't understand something, I will break the casserole and ask in the end.,There's a feeling that I can't tell when I meet Xiucai.。

Socrates: If you really have a great thirst for knowledge, knowledge is something that is easy to obtain.

The student said, "I really want to, but how do I do it?"

Socrates didn't say much, he took the student to the sea, and walked into the Aegean Sea three or four steps from the shore, Socrates was a very strong man, he suddenly grabbed his student by the hair and pressed him hard into the sea, the young man began to struggle, struggled hard, tried to break free from Socrates' control, and finally succeeded in breaking free, and pushed Socrates into the water, saying: Why do you drown me?

Socrates smiled and said to him: If you have the same desire for knowledge as you have just for air, for the breath of hail, you will get the knowledge you want, so when you are very eager to get something, when you really want it, you can get it.