该句使用并列动作结构，强调阅读过程中理解与思考的结合。
Bamboo roots—even if buried underground and unseen, they will never cease their struggle to sprout new shoots.
An exclamation mark is the blood shed by a warrior on the climbing path, and the tears shed by a coward in disappointment.
When reading books, one must first read them thoroughly, so that their words seem to come from one's own mouth; then, through deep reflection, their meaning should seem to come from one's own heart, so that one may truly gain something. — Zhu Xi
Regulate your diet to nourish the stomach, and read more to nourish the spirit. — Zhuang Zhou (Warring States Period)
The fragrance of books lingers in the mind.
Reading is an adventure, like exploring new roads or venturing into new lands. — John Dewey
The books we read each day are best divided into two categories: those for intensive reading and those for appreciation. — Liang Qichao
Reading makes a person complete, thinking makes a person profound, and conversation makes a person lucid. — Benjamin Franklin
Reading requires 'four reaches': the eyes, the mouth, the heart, and the hands. — Hu Shih
Seeking knowledge should be for practical use; reading begins with humility.
Each day of reading brings the benefits of that day.
竹根——纵然被埋在地下无人得见，也决然不会遏制摸索而力图冒出新笋。
赞叹号是勇士滴在攀缘路上的血，也是怯夫失望时流淌的泪。
简陋观书须先熟读，使其言皆若出于吾之口；继以精思，使其意皆若出于吾之心，然后可以有得也。——朱熹
节饮食以养胃，多念书以养胆。——（战国）庄周
胸中书传有余香。
读书是一种探险，如探新大路，如征新泥土。——[美]杜威
逐日所读之书，最好分两类：一类是精读的，一类是欣赏的。——梁启超
读书使人充分，思考使人艰深，攀谈使人清醒。——[美]富兰克林
读书要四到：一是眼到，二是口到，三是心到，四是手到。——胡适
求学将乃至用；念书先在虚心。
念书一日，则有一日之益。