春秋战国时代有位大学问家墨子。一次,学生问他:“先生,说话多到底有没有好处?”墨子回答说:“说话不在多少,而在于有没有用。比如田里的青蛙,整天整夜‘呱呱’叫,却没什么人在意它;可是,雄鸡只在天亮时叫几声,大家却很留意。”这话入情入理。说话如此,写作也不例外。 Spring and Autumn Period, a university asked Mohist. Once, the students asked him: “Sir, is there any advantage in speaking more?” “Mozi replies:” There is not much to say, but it is not useful, for example, frogs in the fields are all night long. , But no one cares about it; however, the rooster only called when the dawn, we are very attentive. " So to speak, writing is no exception.