Unwinding may not be beneficial

As the saying goes: Pears are harmful to the heart and spleen; red dates are harmful to the teeth; medicines are good for the body, but they are also useful. Therefore, some books are more harmful and more harmful! 2. The British writer Fielding said: "A bad book is like a bad friend, and it may hurt you." If you understand one-sidedly, "opening the book is beneficial," you can read everything, not to choose, not to ask the content. It’s good to read it, actually it’s not right! We must learn a good book that is the most valuable and sensible for reading. 3, the letter is not as good as no book 4, paper on the soldiers, the Warring States Zhao Bubing defeated and killed 5, reading thousands of books is not as good as Wanli Road. 6, the three countries' horses are also reading the military law, but the words are overstated, leading to the loss of the pavilion. Although "opening useful" is an idiom, I think: if blindly open, it may not be beneficial. Unwinding is not necessarily beneficial and can sometimes cause damage. Like the educator Xu Te Li said: "There is no such thing as reading a book at home, and there is nothing to do with it." Most of the things that are not good for mind and body come from reading bad books. The criminal facts of some teenagers in today's society is a good proof that they have been polluted by bad books and published bad habits, leading to the path of illegal crimes. Nowadays, my classmates may like to watch martial arts, romance-like novels, books and periodicals, and sometimes they will reach the level of sleepless nights and forgetting their hands. Once they are obsessed with the book, they will go into flames. Then they only want to study in class, and they have no idea to study. The results will plummet. Still others are attracted by some of the plots in the book, imitating the characters in the book, and sometimes going to the path of crime. Isn't this a book that hurts you? This is just the first layer included in the “opening may not be beneficial”: unwinding is not necessarily beneficial. There is also a second floor. The second is that we have to choose when we read books. Don't look at books that are unhealthy and don't help us much. To read a book, look at books that are good for our physical and mental health, for our study and for our lives. Such a book is a good book. If you look at a book well, you will not ruin yourself. Some people compare books to friends, optimistic about books, that is, making good friends, will progress; then not good books, of course, bad friends are friends, then you will regress. Because the near Zhu is red, the near ink is black! Therefore, only looking at the book will be good for you. Therefore, my point is that opening a roll may not be beneficial. I sincerely hope that every student can have a choice to read. And don't ruin your life because you misread a book and lead yourself astray. I don't think it would be beneficial to open the book. It is true that reading can make people grow their knowledge, cultivate their temperament, and cultivate their mind and body, but "opening up" is only a necessary condition for "beneficial", not a sufficient condition. Liu Xiang once said in the Han Dynasty: "The book is still medicine, and the good reading can be medically foolish." Since the book is a medicine, it has two functions: one is good medicine, the medicine is to be removed from the disease; the other is poison, which puts people to death. No? In Germany in the 1920s, many people looked at Hitler's "My Struggle" and were influenced by Hitler's funeral. "A bad book is like a bad friend, and it may hurt you." There is no fake at the moment. Some students are fascinated by martial arts or romance novels. They watch the grotesque books of the valley all day long, and they lose their homework on one side, causing their academic performance to drop and eventually causing the bamboo basket to fetch water. An empty space. Imagine that the book "volume" such as "opening" can be said to be "beneficial"? "A good book is better than a treasure. A bad book is worse than a robber." Therefore, whether it is beneficial to open a book, you must first see what volume.

Fifth grade: Zheng Hui vanadium