Is learning painful? I feel a little painful,

"There is a road to the mountain of books, and diligence is the path, and there is no limit to the sea of ????learning, and the boat is made with hard work", "The head is hanging on the beam, and the cone is stabbing the buttocks." Such sentences, these truths that we have used for many years and have always believed to be universal, without exception, associate learning with pain, thinking that to learn well, you must endure hardship, and only through hardship can you learn. Well, from ancient times to the present, almost no one doubts its correctness, but is it really so? Does learning really have to be painful? An expert who studies family education said that these words were originally invented by people who were not good at learning, because anyone who studies well will definitely experience happiness, excitement and a high level of excitement during the learning process. Spiritual pleasure, not pain, because humans are animals that tend to be happy and stay away from pain. No one will do it intentionally knowing that it is a painful thing. In fact, if you think about it carefully, this statement makes sense. Did those great scientists come up with so many inventions because of pain? Do so many writers write so many works because of pain? No, absolutely not. The reason why they work diligently, even stay up all night, and work on a research and invention for decades, is because they feel a kind of happiness from it! We often have this experience. When we are immersed in something that interests us, we feel that time passes very quickly, and a few hours have passed before we know it. When we read a novel that we like, , raised our heads suddenly, and a few hours passed by in a flash. What we got from it was great spiritual enjoyment instead of pain. If it was painful, it might not be bearable for several minutes. Only those who don't feel happy from it will conclude that the person who reads a book for hours is really perseverant. Because he himself would be in agony after reading for half an hour, he thought that others could persist in reading for such a long time. They were really able to endure hardships and had such perseverance! So I invented those so-called learning quotes that seemed correct, but seriously misled later scholars, making students think that learning is a painful thing, and making children psychologically afraid of learning in the early stages of learning. However, many of our teachers and parents are still educating their children and students with such words, which is a terrible thing. Let us look at some more examples. Whether they are chiseling through walls to steal light, or reading in the snow; whether they are reading with fireflies, burning ointment to follow the sundial; whether they are forgetting to sleep and eat, or grinding through iron inkstones, they are able to By doing that, they got a lot of spiritual happiness from it, so they were able to persevere. Therefore, only if we let children feel the joy of learning, will children be truly motivated to learn. How to solve this problem? This is to patiently cultivate children's interest in learning and let them experience happiness from learning. Only when they truly feel happiness can the consciousness of learning be fundamentally solved. Learning is happy, just like some people are still full of energy after playing for a long time. That is because they feel happy from it. Our mission is to cultivate children's interest in learning and let them feel the joy of learning. (