古人将读书的境界概括成三种:少年读之,如隙中窥月;中年读之,如庭中望月;老年读之,如台上玩月。以月喻书,从中不难看出古人对书的挚爱;而通过看月环境的逐步改变,我们也不难看出古人对看书要逐步深入体会的深刻。想那懵懂少年,每得一本新书,自然如鱼戏水,喜自难禁。但由于其生活阅历的浅显和心理年龄的限制,他们往往只专注于书中的华丽词藻,要么一段段地摘抄,要么片断地背诵,而置整篇文章的立意于不顾。一旦读到了激动内心的章节,他们便即刻捉 The ancients will read the realm of the world can be summarized into three kinds: juvenile read, such as the gap in the peep month; middle-aged reading, such as court moon; old reading, such as playing on stage. It is not hard to see that the ancients loved the book in a month. By looking at the gradual changes in the environment on the moon, it is not hard for us to see that the ancients had a profound understanding of reading gradually. Think of that ignorant young, each get a new book, naturally like a fish, hi self-shame. However, due to their superficial experience of life and psychological age limitations, they tend to focus on the rhetoric in the book, either excerpts from one passage to another, or recited piecemeally, neglecting the intention of the whole article. Once you read the exciting chapters, they instantly catch