阅读开启智慧之门

阅读开启智慧之门，好书铸就高贵人生

尊敬的老师，亲爱的同学，早上好：

我今天演讲的题目是：

“阅读开启智慧之门，好书铸就高贵人生”。

智慧，可以说是潜藏在任何一个人生命里的一种能力和能量，她就像是一口悬挂在我们灵魂殿堂里的巨大金钟，而书籍正是撞响这金钟的重锤，点燃这智慧之灯的火种。

古人云：“书挟百种香，书藏千种苇。读书长知识，读书练思维。阅读摩其文，思考入其内。思维彩梦灵，智慧珍珠翠。思维并智慧，互利又互慧。慧为思结果，思为慧作媒。思将慧以籽，慧将思以蕾。思开智者花，智美思者卉。思琢智者玉，慧磨智者诽。思为智者基，慧作思者最。”

读书足以怡情；读书足以博彩；读书足以长才。

其怡情也，最见于独处幽居之时；

其博彩也，最见于高谈阔论之中；

其长才也，最见于处世判事之际。

纪晓岚之所以有过人的智慧，是与他从小就勤奋读书又能勤于思考分不开的。纪晓岚从四岁起就开始读书。苦学，乐学，最后达到博学。“读书，让我进发智慧火花，所以我决定要天天看看书，终生以书为友，这是一天也不断流的潺潺小溪，他充实着思想的河流。”这是苏霍姆林斯基的名言。我一直把这段名言牢记在心里，时时鞭策

自己。

我们光高提倡书香校园，而且还成立了读书协会，这给大家提供了一个读书的平台。可是，阅览室里是否有你端坐的身影；图书馆里是否留下你的大名；校园小道是否有你朗朗的读书声。如果没有，那就从今天起做一个爱读书的人吧！

我们不仅要读书，而且要读好书。开卷有益，开有益卷。读书也要有选择，要选择一些对我们有益的书来读。歌德说“读一本好书，就像在和一位高尚的人谈话”。

一本好书，相伴一生。好书让人变得聪慧，变得坚韧，变得成熟。“半亩方塘一鉴开，天光云影共徘徊。问渠哪得清如许，为有源头活水来。”一首观书有感道尽了读书的乐趣及好处，人的脑袋不也正如那一亩方塘吗？而脑中的知识也不正如那方塘的池水，只有不断获取新知识才能跟上时代的步伐，站在时代的浪尖，使“池水”不腐。 我喜欢读一些优美的文章，一些名著。驻足于中华民族沉淀了五千年的文化殿堂，我目不暇接。我喜欢追寻诸子百家的流光溢彩；喜欢流淌在唐诗宋词的情韵里；喜欢沉浸在古典名著的深邃中。同时，我也喜欢流连于外国文学的大花园中。

每次阅读，犹如沐浴和煦的春风，使你神清气爽；犹如品尝甘醇的美酒，使你回味无穷；犹如聆听高人的谈话，使你茅塞顿开。

与书为伴，你的人生会更精彩。我的演讲完毕，谢谢大家。高一

6班 指导老师：夏登高 杨悟

Good morning, dear teachers and students,

The title of my speech today is “Reading opens the doors of wisdom; great books create noble lives.”

Wisdom is said as a hidden ability or energy in people’s life. It is like a golden bell hanging in our souls, while book is the hammer that hit the bell and the fire that ignited the lamp of wisdom.

Like the old sayings goes: “Reading makes a full man; conference a ready man; and writing an exact man.”“Studies serve for delight, for ornament, and for ability. Their chief use for delight is in privateness and retiring; for ornament, is in discourse; and for ability, is in the judgment and disposition of business. For expert men can execute, and perhaps judge of particulars, one by one; but the general counsels, and the plots and marshalling of affairs come best from those that are learned.”

Ji Xiaolan’s outstanding wisdom is inseparable with his hard working and diligent thinking during his childhood. He began to read when he was four years old. His harsh learning and willing to learn finally led to his erudition.

Suhomlinski once said: “Reading kindles the sparks of wisdom, so I decided to read everyday. I would like to keep books as my companies for my whole life time as a stream that will flow forever and enrich the

river of mind.” I always keep this quote in my mind.

Our school advocates Scholarly Campus and we have Book Society, which offered a platform for us to read. However, have you ever gone to the reading room or the library? Have you ever read aloud in the roads of campus? If not, why don’t you start from today and be a lover of books?

It is beneficial to open books, especially the good ones. So we should not just read books but chose the good ones to read. Goethe said “The reading of all good books is like a conversation with the finest men of past centuries.”

Good books can be a lifelong time companionship. They make people become intelligent, strong, and mature. “There lies a glassy oblong pool, where light and shade pursue their course. How can it be so clear and cool? For water fresh comes from its source.”Several lines from the poem spoke the pleasure and benefits that we can gain from books. Doesn’t our mind like the pool and the knowledge in our mind like the water in the pool? Only by constantly acquiring new knowledge can we keep up with the time and prevent the water from being contaminated.

I like reading beautiful articles as well as famous works. I always have to many to read when I stay in the thick book verdant forest. I love searching the charming of Hundred Schools of Thought; I love the flow

of Sentiment in the poetry; I love deeply immersed in the classics as well as hanging around in the garden of foreign literature. Reading, like roaming in vernal spring breeze, makes me feel fresh and cool; like tasting good wines, leave me with an endless aftertaste; like listening to the conversation of noble men, clears up my confusions.

Keep books as your compainion and you will enjoy a better life. That’s all my speech. Thank you.