“读史使人明智,读诗使人聪慧……”伟大哲人培根如是说。中国自古就有三句让所有读书人振奋的箴言:书中自有千钟粟,书中自有颜如玉,书中自有黄金屋。无数的学子在它的诱惑下,挑灯夜读,青灯黄卷到天明,甚至不惜头悬梁,锥刺股,最后,终有所成。可见,读书的好处俯拾皆是,处处可见,却也未必如上面说的那般狭隘。那么,我们要花多少时间读书,又要读些什么书呢?古人有“三余读书”(一日之余、一季之余、一年之余)的典故,也有“三上读书”(厕上、枕上、马上)的典故。他们用自己的实践和经验为我们做出了榜样,指明了出路。我们要做的,就是马上行动起来——读书吧! “Reading history makes people wise, reading poems makes people smart ... ” Great philosopher Bacon said. There are three motto in China that has inspired all the scholar since ancient times: it has its own jade in the book, its own golden house in the book. Numerous students in its temptation to pick the light night to read, green light yellow volume to dawn, even at the head cantilever, cone thorn stocks, and finally, eventually. Can be seen that the benefits of reading everywhere, everywhere, but not necessarily as narrow as the above said. So, how much time should we spend reading and what books should we read? The ancients have “three readings” (one day apart, one season apart, one year later) allusions, but also “three on reading ”(Toilet, pillow, immediately) allusions. They set an example for us with their own practices and experiences, and pointed out the way out. All we have to do is to act now - study!