Grandpa Yi Baifa of Zhengzhou is reading a book carefully on the subway. What should he pay attention to?

You may have seen such a video. Grandpa Yi Baifa of Zhengzhou is reading a book carefully on the subway. This scene is really touching. With the rapid development of economy, mobile phones have become a necessity in people's lives. Some people feel flustered when they leave their mobile phones. They feel that they have lost a lot. There are really few people like this grandfather. When people are looking at their mobile phones, he is reading a book, which also makes us think deeply. In this era of advanced technology, we should not be slaves to mobile phones. Low-headed family? But you should also pay attention to reading on the subway, because it is always shaking and sometimes people are still crowded. You must pay attention to choosing the right position when reading.

1. Learning is endless.

When I saw the old man reading on the subway, I also recalled that when he was riding a car, he was playing with his head down. Mobile phone has become a necessity in our life, but we shouldn't take it with us in our life. There are more beautiful things to explore in the world. The grandfather is old, but he is still on the road to learning knowledge. He has been studying and making progress all his life. I think this is a very enjoyable process. This kind of life may be more meaningful, instead of holding his mobile phone every day and lamenting the passage of time.

2. Learning is a progressive process.

When we reach a certain age, we need to go to the classroom to study with people of the same age. Learning is a progressive process, which can broaden our horizons and let us go to a wider world instead of being occupied by mobile phones. Such a scene is rare now. We should walk on the road of learning, constantly let ourselves learn more knowledge, enrich our lives, learn new knowledge, and enjoy and embrace more spiritually. When you saw the old man reading on the subway, did you reflect on yourself? Don't always sigh with your mobile phone.