Excuse me, how to write the feeling after reading ancient Chinese? Should we always quote the original sentence of ancient Chinese? For example, how to write what the author said after reading it? At

Excuse me, how to write the feeling after reading ancient Chinese? Should we always quote the original sentence of ancient Chinese? For example, how to write what the author said after reading it? At least 70 words The ancients said that "words carry the Tao", so I think you should not stick to quoting the original words of the ancients. I think you have two choices. First, from the students' point of view, although the teacher said "teacher", it actually refers to how students should learn. Therefore, you can discuss the attitude of learning from the perspectives of "not ashamed to ask questions" and "being a teacher makes a master", and then criticize some phenomena of "being an official with great talent" according to "being humble and shameful, and being arrogant and extravagant", or criticize some "being an official with great talent" in a few universities. On the other hand, we can choose the view that teachers and students complement each other, and talk about the truth of "teaching and learning learn from each other" by extending the sentence "Therefore, disciples don't have to be inferior to teachers, and teachers don't have to be superior to disciples".

The above are some opinions, hoping to give you some reference and lead to your argument.