What is the second half of "reading is like eating, eating well"?

Reading is like eating. People who eat well will grow up, and those who don't eat well will get sick-Zhang Xuecheng.

Note: People who are good at reading will enrich their spiritual world, while those who are not good at reading (such as reading books harmful to physical and mental health, etc.). ) will poison your mind. In other words, a person's attitude determines his height.

Said by: Zhang Xuecheng. Zhang Xuecheng (1738- 180 1 year), formerly known as Wenbi and Wenbi, was born in Huiji (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang), an outstanding historian and thinker in Qing Dynasty, the terminator of China's classical historiography and the founder of local chronicles, and was known as the "East Zhejiang History School Army". He tried again and again because he didn't study in time. In the forty-third year of Qianlong (1778), he was a scholar, then he was 4 1 year old.

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Zhang Xuecheng lived in poverty all his life, but he was "written in cars, dust and horses." He has specialized in more than ten local chronicles, such as Hezhou Annals, Yongqing County Annals, Bozhou Annals and Hubei Tongzhi. , created a set of examples of editing local chronicles.

He devoted all his life to writing works such as General Meaning of Literature and History, General Meaning of Textual Research and Textual Research of Historical Records, which summarized and developed China's ancient historiography theory and had a far-reaching influence on later generations. His Tong Yi of Literature and History is as famous as Shi Tong of Liu Zhiji in Tang Dynasty, and it is the "double gem" of Chinese ancient historiography theory.

In the fifty-ninth year of Qianlong (1794), Zhang Xuecheng, who had been wandering in a foreign land for more than forty years, returned to his hometown. Jiaqing five years (1800), poor and sick, blind. He died in the following year 1 1 month (180 1) and was buried in Wu Fang, Yinshan.

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Baidu Encyclopedia Entry-Zhang Xuecheng