Half an acre of square pond opened, and the sky and clouds and shadows wandered together.
Q: Is that clear?
For there is a source of living water.
Zhu Xi's "Reading Books" is a philosophical poem that depicts the process and harvest of reading through vivid imagery. The poet compares the book to a half-acre square pond, in which the sky and clouds are reflected, symbolizing the knowledge and wisdom in the book. He also used the "source of living water" as a metaphor for the process of learning, emphasizing that only by constantly absorbing new knowledge can we maintain the vitality and progress of thought.
After reading this poem, I deeply agree with Zhu Xi's views. Indeed, reading is like a square pond reflecting the sky and clouds, and every time we read, we can see new scenes and gain new knowledge. In order to maintain this clear understanding and continuous progress, we must, as Zhu Xi said, constantly absorb the "source of living water", that is, constantly learn new knowledge.
At the same time, I also deeply feel that the poet is elegant, and he uses such concise and vivid language to express his love for reading and his pursuit of knowledge. This kind of realm made me feel yearning, and it also made me more determined to study and study.
In general, after reading Zhu Xi's "Reading Books", I deeply felt the importance and fun of reading, and also realized the necessity of continuous learning. This poem sparked my thirst for knowledge and strengthened my pursuit of truth and wisdom.
Real Primary 6 (10) class: Wei Lihao.