It is better to believe that there are books than to have none at all. Reading without thinking is like dog fatigue. Reading on a disc is pure, a fool, a nerd, and a nerd. . . The book is in the right place at the right time, and the background is different. . . We should understand it dialectically, regard it as a bad idea, absorb its essence and discard its bread and rice.
Nowadays, many young people like to listen to other people's advice, but everything is brains, which inevitably makes people sigh again: it is better to believe in books than to have no books.