? ? ? Skiing：??第一次玩滑雪，玩的時候摔的七葷八素不自知宋欺，歸來胳膊腿疼行動受限制。新的一年，新的開始祝大家新年快樂喔齿诞。不過新的一年仍然還是要多讀書酸休，因為好氣質(zhì)，長在骨子里祷杈。
? ? (1) I used to say jocularly that the great books were those everybody recommends and nobody reads, or those everyone says he intends to read and never does. The joke (it is Mark Twain's, really) may have its point for some of our contemporaries, but the remark is false for the most part. In fact, the great books are probably the most widely read. They are not best sellers for a year or two. 一本好書斑司，并不是一年或者兩年之內(nèi)的暢銷書，而是經(jīng)久不衰的暢銷本吠式。經(jīng)得起歷史的考驗陡厘，歲月的打磨。成為人類文學(xué)歷史上璀璨奪目的珍珠特占。在此之前我讀的書糙置，大多數(shù)別人推薦的，什么人一生必須要讀的十本書啊之類的是目，都是些雞湯谤饭。喝的多了就免疫了。后來接觸明著懊纳，才明白名著的魅力揉抵，讀書的真正意義。
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(2) The great books are popular, not pedantic. They are not written by specialists about specialties for specialists. Whether they be philosophy or science, or history or poetry, they treat of human, not academic, problems.
(3) The great books are always contemporary. In contrast, the books we call "contemporary,"
(4) The great books are the most readable.
(5) The great books are the most instructive, the most enlightening.
? ? ? 所以偉大的書籍是流行的嗤疯，不是迂腐的冤今。無論是哲學(xué)、科學(xué)茂缚、歷史還是詩歌戏罢，它們都是人類的，而不是學(xué)術(shù)的脚囊。一本好書龟糕，應(yīng)該對讀者有意義，有所啟發(fā)悔耘。讀書如交友讲岁，選擇往往非常重要。好書增長知識，開闊眼界，一生受益嘴纺。
