1, brief introduction of Dai Mingxian:
Dai Mingxian is a member of China Calligraphers Association, Chinese Writers Association, Xiling Printing Society and editor-in-chief. Experts who enjoy the special contribution allowance of the State Council. He was a director of China Calligraphers Association, honorary chairman of Guizhou CPPCC Painting and Calligraphy Institute and honorary chairman of Guizhou People's Congress Painting and Calligraphy Institute. Specializing in literature and calligraphy creation.
2. Dai Mingxian's childhood:
Childhood is undoubtedly very important for a person's life, but it can't be absolute. Children who grow up in similar childhood environments will be completely different in adulthood. Some schools in the west (such as Freud) make this absolute, and all behaviors in adulthood should be traced back to childhood.
Dai Mingxian's childhood can be summarized as: turbulent times and calm family. Dai Mingxian's father, Rugong, is from Shijiao Town, Qijiang County, Chongqing. He lost his father when he was a child. He followed his uncle to Zunyi as an apprentice in a salt shop, and then came to Anshun to do business, with a well-off family. My mother is virtuous and capable, and keeps the house in good order.
Dai Mingxian s Attitude towards New Things and Learning;
1, Dai Mingxian's attitude towards new things:
New technologies are changing with each passing day, and Dai Mingxian can't cope. He only chose a few practical ones: computer writing is easy to modify, so he used Han Wang pen; Computer watching movies and TV series; Send WeChat on the tablet instead of calling; Mobile phones are easy to carry instead of cameras; Listen to music on DVD or Bluetooth; I can't dance square dance, join a choir, travel, play bridge and tennis, but just wander around my desk, books and shelves all day.
2, Dai Mingxian about learning:
With the help of the Internet, it is extremely convenient for contemporary people to acquire knowledge. Any one can be answered with one click, and the necessary "Expo memorization" kung fu of predecessors seems unnecessary. The ready-made knowledge that you don't work hard to acquire will also lead to superficial thinking and it is not easy to achieve profundity and creativity. All academic and artistic works are the same.
People often say that reading increases knowledge, and knowledge is power: in fact, knowledge is power if it can be transformed into wisdom. Knowledge and skills are skills, and it is not difficult. What is difficult is the wisdom, imagination and creativity of mastering, using and applying these technologies. The ancient saints in China said that reading can cultivate the spirit and change the temperament, which is the key point.