宋朝大文学家苏东坡自幼聪慧过人,读书过目能诵。早在少年时代,就博览群书,经纶满腹,因此也有些骄傲自负。一天,他竟在书房门口贴一对联曰:识遍天下字,读尽人间书。这对联被一位老邻居发现了,他想:东坡年轻学博,实在可喜,但从此自满则难成大器。于是,他拿来一本小书,上门找东坡说:老朽近得一书,多有不识,特来请教。东坡接书一看,不禁大惊失色。不但此书从未读过,而且许多字都不 Su Dongpo, a great writer in the Song Dynasty, was very intelligent and able to read books. As early as in his youth, he read a lot of books and was full of economy, so he was also somewhat proud of himself. One day, he actually posted a pair of couplets at the door of the study said: read all over the world, read all human books. This couplet was discovered by an old neighbor, he thought: Dongpo young Bo, really gratifying, but since then complacency is hard to achieve. So, he brought a small book, come to find Dongpo said: getting old almost got a book, more than a stranger, especially to consult. Dongpo book a look, can not help but shocked. Not only has this book never been read, and many words are not