Feelings after middle school.

When I read the chapter "My Middle School Age" by Mr. Ji Xianlin, I felt a lot. Ji Lao is a great master with his noble life, profound knowledge and rich experience. Between the lines, it shows his academic attitude and personality charm. Mr. Ji Lao regards it as the finishing touch of the preface to My Middle School Age. The text is divided into two parts: the first part is reading, and the second part is being a man.

Let me talk about my experience in reading the first part;

First of all, we should form the good habit of lifelong learning. Ji Lao became a master because of his tireless pursuit of books and formed a good habit of reading all his life and all the year round. However, we rely more and more on the internet, mobile phones, iPad and other electronic media, and we are getting farther and farther away from reading in the traditional sense. To this end, it is undoubtedly our top priority to develop a good habit of reading like Ji Lao and get rid of "overstaffed people". How do we reasonably allocate reading time, do everything possible to find time to read more and read good books, and we will gain something over time, expecting to keep a clear starry sky overhead.

Second, we should cultivate a rigorous and meticulous academic style. Ji Lao's rigorous and meticulous style of study is something everyone should learn. Ji Lao studied in Germany for 10 years, which is crucial 10 years. Germans have always been famous for their rigor and meticulousness, and so is their style of study. Academic papers often spend a lot of time in basic preparations such as data collection and collation, and then write an organized and systematic outline until the argument is put forward, and finally proofread repeatedly to prevent mistakes. After reading this, I accidentally thought of how to improve the scientific research ability of civil servants. To promote a good research article, it is natural to collect, sort out, screen, compare and proofread, and finally form your own words. Similarly, like learning, we should constantly cultivate a "rigorous, meticulous and practical" style in our daily work and life.

Third, how to learn a foreign language. Ji Lao can skillfully use English and German all his life, is familiar with Arabic, Slavic, Russian, French and other foreign languages, and has a deep knowledge of Sanskrit, Pali, Tohari and other ancient languages, which we call "gobbledygook". As for shortcuts, talent may only account for a small part, and the key is diligence. In the book, Ji Lao borrowed a joke from an article by Mr. Lu Xun: a quack peddled a magical prescription for treating bedbugs in the market. Someone paid for the magic prescription paper roll, peeled off the multi-layer outer packaging and opened it. The magic prescription has only two words: "diligent grasping". After laughing, it is quite intriguing. Everything is connected, that is, "industry is good at diligence".

The theme of the second part of my middle school is to be a man. Compared with the first part of reading, I think it has practical guiding significance for us. In the book, Ji Lao shared his views on life, life, optimism, longevity and morality with readers, which inspired and infected me from reading.

In short, reading more books is the foundation of accumulation, and reading good books is a shortcut to self-cultivation and progress. My Middle School Age written by Mr. Ji Xianlin is an "excellent bedside volume" that has benefited me a lot and accompanied me all my life.