The smell of books makes me drunk - I read and I am happy. It seems like just overnight. We are surprised to find that the world has changed, life has changed, and people have changed: cars have replaced walking, TV has replaced observation, and the Internet has replaced communication...

… People seem to have forgotten many of life’s most primitive instincts and needs.

Substitute, substitute, substitute again.

But we know deeply that a life full of emotions and wisdom can never be replaced.

Maybe we are still obsessed with the tranquility of holding a scroll in the bright moon, and the pride of drinking wine.

Perhaps, we cannot measure the length of our lives, but we can expand the width of our lives. A good book that benefits people may be an expansion of life... Books make simple people rich; books make hustle and bustle

People return to their original nature.

So, we let our hearts set off, moving from one place to another in one book after another.

Our Chengguan No. 3 Primary School ushered in another campus reading festival, and the fragrance of books spread to every corner of the campus.

The ancients said that cloth is warm, vegetables are fragrant, and reading is more enjoyable.

A good book, like delicious food and wine, makes people endlessly memorable and lingering over it.

This makes me feel that there is no happiness more than reading.

The joy of reading lies in broadening your horizons.

Ancient and modern, Chinese and foreign, are all condensed in rulers and tablets; thousands of mountains and rivers are all understood in scrolls.

With a volume in hand, we can travel through time and space and enjoy the benefits of the thoughts of sages and wise men; we can travel around the world and enjoy all kinds of ultimate scenery at leisure.

The joy of reading lies in pleasing the heart.

Good books are calcium tablets for the soul.

Reading can express entangled emotions, clear away the fog of hesitation, and cultivate pure and noble sentiments.

Subtly, our minds become more tolerant and open-minded.

Reading allowed me to gain the courage and strength to overcome difficulties and setbacks.

The joy of reading, the joy of reading!