Lu Xun is a great literary master in China. Books play an important role in his life, so he is called a person who loves books like life.
There is a box of book repairing tools on display in Lu Xun Museum, which are some simple line drawing tools, a few steel needles, a ball of silk thread, some sandpaper and two stones for grinding books. It was with these ordinary things that Lu Xun made his more than 10,000 books last forever, and none of them were defiled or scattered. Lu Xun took great care of books when he was a child. When he buys back a book, he must check it carefully. If he finds any stains or binding defects, he will change the cover and re-bind himself. When reading, he always cleans the table to see if his fingers are dirty. Books should not be put on a dirty table or turned over in dirty hands. He hates the habit of scraping the page with his middle finger or forefinger to tilt the corner and then turning it over. Because turning a book like this will leave traces of fingernail scraping on the page, which is easy to damage the book. He also specially prepared a box for himself and put all kinds of books neatly in it. Moth balls are also put in the box to prevent insects from eating. His books are always bundled together and kept in order. Mr. Lu Xun often sends some good books to people who are eager for knowledge. Whenever he sends them out, he always wraps them carefully. Lu Xun's poor life, the greatest property, is his precious books.
And some of our classmates don't take care of books, let alone repair them. The textbooks such as Chinese and mathematics we use for study are all new when we first start school, and we know how to take care of them. Every book was wrapped in beautiful paper, but after a while, Bao Shu's paper broke, and he didn't mind. In a few days, Bao Shu's paper will fall off, and the textbooks we study are getting old, and the corners of the books are getting old. By the middle of the semester, learning textbooks is even more indecent. Not only is the cover of the book broken, but even some papers in the book have been dug with big holes and small eyes, and the words are not clear, and even the bookshelves are scattered all over the floor. It not only affects aesthetics, but also directly affects our study. Students, do you think this is right?
We should cover our textbooks and workbooks in time. Don't scribble on the book, let alone intentionally damage it. Wipe the table before putting the book, and wash your hands before turning the book. If the book is found to be dirty and broken, it should be cleaned and repaired in time. 5. Put the books neatly in the bag. 6. Books borrowed from the school readers' club should be returned in time after reading.
Do you remember? We should not only remember, but also work hard.