How to understand the sentence "Read thousands of books and Walk Wan Li Road"?

We often talk about the importance of reading, but besides reading, we should strengthen our experience and gain true knowledge in practice. Some people say that it is better to study in thousands of books than in Wan Li Road, which is the reason. Reading is very important, but we should also appreciate the knowledge in books in practice, broaden our horizons in real life by enriching our knowledge, and make the knowledge in books our own knowledge.

1. Reading makes us progress. In the vast ocean of knowledge, we should learn to read, and we should combine the knowledge in books with the experience in life.

this sentence can't be understood literally. We don't have to read 1, books, nor do we have to travel 1, miles. We are talking about reading a lot of books, and then we can experience and apply the knowledge we have learned from books in the practice of life and work. Whether to walk a lot depends on your own conditions and actual situation. Some people have the conditions to walk a lot of places and get a lot of knowledge. And some people actually set foot in one place, work diligently, combine books with what they have learned, use them flexibly, and practice this truth. Second, we can learn from the paper, enrich our practical experience, deepen our knowledge in practice and enhance our understanding of book knowledge.

as the saying goes, practice makes true knowledge. We have learned a lot of knowledge since childhood, but some knowledge has been remembered, but our understanding is not very deep. Only by understanding it in practice can we truly understand it thoroughly. What's more, we can find that the original knowledge can be further deepened and sublimated in our walking experience. Third, be a conscientious person in life, and be able to explore and discover knowledge in practice according to what you have learned in books.

in practice, we need to constantly learn new knowledge in our work and life to meet the needs of our work and life. This requires us not only to remember the knowledge of books rigidly, but also to accumulate and explore and discover new knowledge in our work and practice.

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