Li Ming sat in the corner of the library, staring at the book in his hand tightly, as if the whole world had disappeared into the pages of words. His eyebrows are sometimes locked and sometimes stretched, obviously following the author's brush strokes and going deep into every detail of the book world. His emotions jump between the lines, sometimes nervous, sometimes happy, sometimes confused, sometimes relieved.
His fingers ran lightly across the page, and his eyes swam between the lines quickly and orderly, as if looking for something important. Although his body is sitting on the hard chair in the library, his heart has crossed into the world of books. He seemed to smell the ink of ancient books and feel the joys and sorrows of every story.
He forgot the passage of time and the surrounding environment, only books and the world. His ears seemed to ring with the music in the book, and his eyes flashed with the pictures in the book. He is immersed in the world of books and can't extricate himself. This is the way that Li Ming reads. He is like a fish swimming in the ocean of knowledge, enjoying the feeling of freedom and exploring the unknown.
Write some words that fascinate you:
1, forget to eat and sleep: describe the extent to which you are so obsessed with reading that you can't sleep and forget to eat and sleep. This word comes from ancient China and is used to describe those who forget things outside their bodies in pursuit of learning, such as those who stay up all night studying. This word emphasizes readers' thirst for knowledge and their extreme devotion to learning.
2, focus: describe focus, focus, very serious. This word comes from ancient China and is used to describe people who concentrate on one thing. When a person is fascinated by reading, he will concentrate on the contents of the book and will not be disturbed and tempted by the outside world. This word well expresses this state of concentration and devotion.
3, indefatigable: describes continuous hard work or study, tireless, tireless. This word comes from ancient China, and is used to describe people who are constantly working hard at their studies or careers. People who are fascinated by reading often insist on reading and learning because of their thirst for knowledge and love for learning. This word just describes their diligence and unremitting efforts.