Some people say that "opening books is beneficial", while others say that "opening books is not necessarily beneficial". I think it is beneficial to open books.
Ok, I'll give you an example! Reading is reading. If reading is useless, why do teachers and parents say to read more? If it is beneficial to open books, why do celebrities become celebrities because of reading?
If reading is useless, then why do people often say to read more? Is reading good or bad?
I think it is beneficial to open books, don't you?
reading is rewarding
I think it is beneficial to open books. Gorky said: "Books are the ladder of human progress." Reading more books will increase your knowledge. Isn't Edison an example? He read a lot of books, got inspiration from them and did a lot of practice before he invented the electric light.
Bacon, a world famous person, said: "History lessons make people wise, poetry makes them wise, mathematics makes them careful, natural history makes them profound, and the study of ethics makes them solemn." Many of these meanings can be summed up in one sentence: opening books is beneficial. If we don't read more books, how can we get so much knowledge? Without knowledge, how can you tell people who is right and who is wrong?