Random thoughts on reading is a group of poems by Zhu, a scholar in Song Dynasty.
Full text: Last night, the river flooded, and there were a lot of ships in Meng Chong. It used to take a lot of effort to push it, but today it can move in the middle of water.
Last night, the spring water surged by the river, and the ship was as light as a feather. It used to take a lot of effort to push it, but now it can move freely in the middle of the water.
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In this poem, there is a sense of movement and vitality, which is obviously not abstract reasoning. However, it does contain philosophy. Careful readers will have rich associations in the blank left by the poet. For example, reading, it is more and more interesting to pick up a big book now, but you can only read the beginning. How difficult is it to read an article?
When reading and studying, you should lay a solid foundation over time, so that you can read freely and write skillfully, and you will feel endless fun. Isn't this different from boating on the river?
In fact, you don't just study and do anything. If you want to master it freely and get twice the result with half the effort, you don't need to constantly accumulate a solid foundation.