In recent days, Tibetan boy Ding Zhen became popular on the Internet. Ding Zhen is loved by many netizens. They sent many gifts to Ding Zhen, and the first gifts arrived at the Miniature Museum in Cangyang, Litang. Nearly a hundred gifts filled the museum, forming a hill, most of which were books. He also said in the interview that his wish now is not to rely on his pony? Pearl? Become a horse racing prince, but read books sent by netizens. He told the book delivery fans that he had started learning Chinese from Pinyin and would spend two or three hours studying every day. I believe he will live up to everyone's expectations. And Ding Zhen did write some Chinese characters for everyone to see, and everyone saw his progress.
But many people question that Ding's real wish is many times more difficult than being a horse racing prince. They teased Ding about how many books he really had to study to finish reading. With his current Chinese level, netizens said that he could not read them all. Speaking of which, on the surface, everyone has hit Ding Zhen's enthusiasm. In fact, perhaps these words made Ding Zhen more motivated. Moreover, primary school students can basically finish a book independently. With Ding Zhen's present intelligence level, they should learn quickly. Study hard and persevere. It won't be long before you can know many words.
Besides, books will not expire, and there is no problem of deterioration. Even if you can't finish reading, it's not a waste. You can keep it for later. Even if you don't read it yourself, you can lend it to others. Reading is a process of understanding and feeling, not a process of completing tasks. So Ding Zhen's little brother doesn't need any pressure at all. Some books should be read slowly or even repeatedly.