Four-word idioms about reading

The four-word idiom about reading is as follows:

1, steal the light from the wall, hang the beam and stab the stocks, never tire of learning, forget to eat and sleep, and read widely.

2, learn to be rich, study hard, concentrate, hang books in the corner, and reflect snow.

3, studious, Bian Wei three unique, endless learning, endless learning, reading in the snow.

Short sentences about reading:

1, reading is aimed at sages, and politics is in people's hearts.

If you read more books without thinking, you will feel that you know a lot. The more you read and think, the less you understand.

The more books you read without thinking, the more you feel you understand. The more you read and think, the more clearly you will find that you know very little.

4, books are the source-Gorky said: take care of books, it is the source of knowledge.

5. If you don't read, you will get a good friend; Reading the books you have read is like meeting an old friend.

6. There are not many reading questions, just as the meaning is unknown; Don't learn if you suffer, and don't learn if you suffer.

Generally speaking, you must be familiar with this book first, so that everything you say comes from my mouth; After careful consideration, make its meaning come from my heart, and then you can have it.

8, reading without thinking, such as the rapid wind and birds, the sound is gone, and I don't know what the sages said and did.

9. Read a living book, read a book, read a book.

10 I don't think spring is already deep, and an inch of time is an inch of gold. Laughing is not a Taoist, but Zhou Qing Sikong.