I often read 300 Tang poems, and I can recite them even if I can't write them. Through repeated reading and reciting, we can unconsciously absorb the wisdom of the ancients and understand the author's inner thoughts and feelings, so that we can recite.
The famous saying of Sun Zhu, a scholar in Qianlong and a scholar in Hengtang in Qing Dynasty, has been circulated for more than 200 years and is now a household name. It is often used to explain that you can never get tired of reading and see what you mean. Or how to be influenced by poetry for a long time.
Sun Zhu, a native of Wuxi, Jiangsu (17 1 1), is from Xiuning, Anhui.
He studied in imperial academy, the capital of Jiangsu Province in his early years. In the ninth year of Qianlong (1744), he was promoted, and in the eleventh year of Qianlong, he was a scholar in Shangyuan (now Jiangning) County, Jiangsu Province. Qianlong was a scholar for sixteen years, and later served as a magistrate in Dacheng County, Shuntianfu, a magistrate in lulong county, Zhili, a magistrate in zouping county, Shandong, and a professor in Fu Xue, Jiangning.