Reading and writing are the two things I spend more time and energy on every vacation.Both things are time consuming.
Reading, what book?My current book is actually disorganized.The books I read are mainly of two types.One is the specialized books of picture and mood (most in library history) and the other is leisure books with certain ideological characteristics.Current reading is not very "measurable" because it is not planned, systematic and complete.There are a lot of books at home, professional books of love are mostly bought by me (some teachers and friends gift), leisure class is mostly bought by my wife (there are many good books, such as "Hulan River", "The Old Man and the Sea", "Bell Tower"."The Legend of the Hulan River" and "The Old Man and the Sea" are relatively complete reading, and many books only read some of them, but there is really not so much time and energy.
Nie Zhenning's book "Shu Sheng Xing" is an unplanned reading, and I spent a lot of time and energy reading this book, because this book better triggered my sympathy and resonance.First, I spent 10 hours reading e-books (via WeChat) and then dozens of hours writing a series of blog posts, including "Nie Zhenning, Shu Zhenning", "Promotion of 圕 Church Organization Nie Zhenning", "Library Elements in Nie Zhenning".I don't know if otitis media recurred because of too much commitment, relapsed on January 31st and was discontinued on February 11th (first taking azithromycin for a week, then using cefpor), and has not fully recovered.Reading this book is alternating between reading and writing, first reading the whole book, then feeling after writing, then promoting the topic, and then digging and combing the "library elements" and "library people" in the book."Teacher said I am a scholar" blog is from the librarian's perspective to promote the extension of Nie Zhenning's "Scholarship".The last time otitis media recurred was in mid- to late August 2023, and it recurred again within six months, a frequency unprecedented.More or less, the way I read and write has a "negative" effect on my health.
Writing is manual work.Maybe I'm a bit more diligent, writing almost every day.Most of the blog posts presented by Toumou (since January 28, 2005) are "original" (partly "information" and editorial-oriented).My role is "editor-in-chief", in addition to being responsible 圕 the later editing, review and publishing, each issue takes about 1 hour, long hours.) "Original" text, I write at a speed of about a thousand words per hour.After some blog posts are published, they also need to be revised or improved actively or passively.For example, a recent blog post mentioned that "the Chinese library delegation visited the United States from September 27 to November 4, 1973, headed by Liu Jiping, deputy head of the Beijing Library, Bao Zhenghu, Chen Hongshun, Pan Haoping, Tong Zenggong, Huang Zongzhong, Zhou Feng and Duke.""The information comes from the History of Chinese Libraries (current and contemporary library volumes) (National Library Press, 2017, P165), Pan Haoping mistakenly wrote "Pan Haoping" in the original book, then deputy director of Shanghai Library.This information was first pointed out by Turing Lao Jiang, and I verified and corrected it in a timely manner.
Reading and writing have more or less utilitarian needs.What's the use of reading?What's the use of writing?For various reasons, I can't answer well or I can't.Value or use, usually varies from person to person, from time to time, from place to place.The reading and writing surrounding Nie Zhenning's "Shu Sheng Xing" book is completely "opportunity coincidence" for me, and it is "natural", and it is rewarding and happy.That's enough, worth it!