“开卷有益“是古人鼓励读书的一句成语。从前读到一 册坏书,读后每觉得为

"Opening a book is beneficial" is an idiom that the ancients encouraged to read. Once upon a time when I read a bad book, I always felt that I was deceived by the ancients; now that I have a little more knowledge, I feel that the ancients do not deceive me. In short, after reading a good book, the original income is to know where its benefits lie. But after reading a bad book, and knowing the reason and place of its badness, isn’t it also a gain? In the past, Confucius said that “three people walk together, and there must be my teacher”, which is not necessarily from the positive side, but on the contrary. The past is on the negative side, so why not be a lesson.

Opening a book is beneficial "is an idiom encouraged by the ancients to read. In the past, when I read a bad book, I often felt deceived by the ancients. Now I have gained a little more intelligence, and in turn, I feel that the ancients are not deceiving me. In short, after reading a good book, I can gain what its benefits are. But after reading a bad book, knowing the reasons and places for its harm is also a gain. Confucius once said," When three people walk together, there must be my teacher, It may not necessarily be considered from the positive side, but on the negative side, it can also serve as a warning.

"Open books are beneficial" is an idiom that the ancients encouraged reading. Once upon a time, I read a bad book, and after reading it, I felt cheated by the ancients. Now I have a little more wisdom, and in turn I feel that the ancients did not deceive me. In short, after reading a good book, the original income is that you can know where its benefits are. But after reading a bad book, wouldn't it be a gain to know its bad reasons and places? In the past, Confucius said that "a threesome must be a teacher", and it is not necessarily from the positive side. On the contrary, on the negative side, there is no way to learn from it.