The most classic speech to accompany reading

The most classic words of accompaniment are as follows:

1. After forty years of studying law and reading, there is a blue sky above the black gauze.

2. Read thousands of volumes and write like a master.

3. Insist on reading with you. No matter how busy or tired you are, you must calm down and read together with your children. Children grow up really fast, and every day is worth cherishing.

4. Not all study mothers are rich wives. Most of the study mothers are like me, who want to take care of their children and make money at the same time.

5. Studying with me seems simple, but it is a kind of suffering. I wake up earlier than a chicken and go to bed later than a dog every day. It also makes me truly understand the hard work of high school children and teachers.

6. I work overtime and my child stays up late to do homework. It’s really hard for such a young child. Instead of going bankrupt to buy an empty school district house, I should spend more time communicating and educating my child.

7. Read my mother’s voice with you. I can’t help you with your studies. I will try my best to make you comfortable in terms of life and environment. Although studying is not the only way out, it is the best way out.

8. My child, I hope you will never look down on your mother’s mediocrity and can raise you up. Although I cannot give you the beauty of the world, I will do my best.

9. "There are no stupid people in the world, only people who are not diligent." This sentence is a mantra that our Chinese teacher Dong often says to us, telling us to study diligently and cherish time. Be willing to help others and be a useful person to society.

10. Holding the acacia pen in hand, sitting alone on the acacia chair, looking at the lovesick moon, thinking of the lovesick you; where are you, the dashing one, I am thinking of you when I am lonely; the wind is blowing, the rain is there Hey, remember I'm thinking of you.

11. Busy days will make me have no time to worry about, and always keep my heart in busy things, allowing me to devote myself wholeheartedly to them.