罗贯中在《三国演义》中赞扬川中名士张松能“一目十行”,“过目不忘”。曹雪芹在《红楼梦》中写到宝、黛斗嘴时借林黛玉之口也说过:“你说你会过目成诵,难道我就不能一目十行!”他们对“一目十行”显然是肯定的。然而时至二十世纪八十年代的今天,我们的一些同志却对“一目十行”持否定态度,将其与囫囵吞枣划上了等号,极力加以反对。东晋陶渊明在《五柳先生传》中提出的读书方法“好读书不求甚解”,则几乎成了被抨击的“狂说”。一些语文课上指导学生读书也一味强调精读、 Luo Guanzhong praised Chuanzhong celebrity Zhang Songneng in his “Romance of the Three Kingdoms” for his “one line and ten lines” and “having never forgotten.” When Cao Xueqin wrote in Poem “Dream of Red Mansions” about the treasure and the way he bickered his mouth, he said: “You said that you would pass through the battles and see what you want to do. Can’t you just look at one eye and ten strokes!” They are obviously sure about “one eye and ten lines.” However, up until the 1980s, some of our comrades took a negative attitude toward “one item, ten items,” and put it on an equal footing with Qi Tong. The reading method proposed by Tao Yuanming in the Eastern Jin Dynasty in “Mr. Wu Liu” was “a good book without asking for a solution”, and it has almost become a “crazy blaming.” Some language classes guide students to study and also emphasize intensive reading.