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（威Q电199-3808-8441）您的满意，我的追求 ，日常生活，尽管商品经济和心理特征不一样，决策了每一个人对幸福的定义皆有不一样。

读书，就像是品一杯香茗……

童年时，在读书，读童话。佩服于《丑小鸭》中那只被唾弃、遭白眼的灰色“小鸭”在尝尽苦辣，历经坎坷后，一飞冲天，摇身变为高贵华丽、纯洁绚烂的白天鹅。悲叹于《卖火柴的小女孩》衣衫褴褛，无家可归的小女孩在寂寥的街头，一次次点燃火柴，用那一丝丝的光明憧憬遥远的温暖。困惑于《海的女儿》那美丽动人的美人鱼为爱情而舍弃声音，舍弃生命或作大海上的点点泡沫……童话就像是一个七彩斑斓的肥皂泡，折射出五彩的晕圈，予人以无数完美体验。

童年读书就如品苦丁茶，明知健胃益脾，却总是不愿多喝几口。

少年时，在读书，读诗文。体味庄子“吾将曳尾于涂”的清高，即将“化蝶起飞”的梦幻；体味屈原“路漫漫其修远兮，吾将上下求索”的无奈，“暾将出兮东方，照吾槛兮扶桑”的愿景；体味李煜“恰似一江春水向东流”的惆怅，“故国不堪回首明月中”的悲伤……想想，撑一支小船，听淅沥雨声，摇进莲藕深处，寻找“红了樱桃，绿了芭蕉”的意境；在羞涩的早春，当春光潋滟，山色空蒙时，观赏“欲把西湖比西子，浓妆淡抹总相宜”的雅态；在火红的盛夏，与友人行至水边，惊诧于“接天莲叶无穷碧，映日荷花别样红”……诗文中，更有“行至水穷处，坐看云起时”的闲适；“空山新雨后，天气晚来秋”的舒爽；“鹰击天风壮，鹏飞海浪春”的豪迈。诗中常有言辞不能尽数理解，但内心总会对那些妙句绝对痴迷。

少年读书就如品碧螺春，一口是涩的，但越发香甜，渐入佳境。

如今，在读书，读散文。林清玄《心的菩提》让我领悟野百合也有春天，人的喜怒哀乐完全取决于自己的行为意识；毕淑敏《我很重要》让我明白自己对世界不可磨灭，不可估量的重要性；林语堂《吾国与吾民》在对封建专制，落后风俗的批判中，我体会到了如何寄幽默于批判，于睿智中见真情……一篇篇精美的散文，让我悟得了多样的人生哲理：善良、丰富、高贵……

如今的读书就如品普洱，只需抿一小口，便得其中醇厚。

读书就如品茗，我，毫不怀疑，亦不迟疑。

点评：巧妙地运用拟人手法，使文中的物像具备了人的行为特征、人的思想情感，使之从侧面体现文中主人公的心灵历程。详略得当，主次分明，思路清晰。精挑细拣，素材似为主题量身定制。全文语言流畅，行文舒展自如，自然洒脱，称得上是一篇较成功的之作。

Reading is like tasting a cup of fragrant tea

In my childhood, I was reading books and fairy tales. I admire the gray “duckling” in “The Ugly Duckling” who has been despised and looked down upon. After experiencing all the hardships and ups and downs, it soars into the sky and transforms into a noble, gorgeous, pure, and brilliant white swan. Mourning at the ragged clothes of “The Little Match Seller”, the homeless little girl lit matches time and time again on the lonely street, longing for the distant warmth with the slightest glimmer of light. Confused by the beautiful and moving mermaid in “The Daughter of the Sea”, she gave up her voice for love, gave up her life or made little foam on the sea… The fairy tale is like a colorful soap bubble, reflecting colorful halos, giving people countless perfect experiences.

Childhood reading is like tasting kuding tea, knowing it is beneficial for the stomach and spleen, but always unwilling to drink more.

When I was young, I was reading books and poetry. Appreciate Zhuangzi’s lofty “I will drag my tail on Tu” and the dream of “turning into a butterfly and taking off”; Appreciating Qu Yuan’s helplessness of “the road is long and his cultivation is far, and I will search up and down”, and his vision of “reaching out to the east and supporting the mulberry trees according to my threshold”; Appreciating Li Yu’s melancholy of “flowing eastward like a river of spring water” and the sadness of “looking back on the bright moon in my homeland”… Think about propping up a small boat, listening to the patter of rain, shaking deep into the lotus root, searching for the artistic conception of “red cherries, green plantains”; In the shy early spring, when the spring light is shining brightly and the mountains are empty, admire the elegant posture of “if you want to compare West Lake to West Lake, heavy makeup and light makeup are always suitable”; In the scorching summer, walking with friends to the water’s edge, amazed by the endless green lotus leaves that touch the sky, and the unique red lotus flowers that reflect the sun… In poetry, there is even a leisurely feeling of “walking to a poor place in the water, sitting and watching the clouds rise”; After the new rain in the empty mountains, the weather arrives late in autumn; The heroic spirit of “Eagle strikes the sky with strong winds, and Pengfei waves spring in the sea”. There are often words in poetry that cannot be fully understood, but there is always an absolute obsession with those witty lines in the heart.

Youth reading is like tasting Biluochun. One bite is astringent, but it becomes sweeter and more enjoyable.

Nowadays, I am reading books and essays. Lin Qingxuan’s “Bodhi of the Heart” made me realize that wild lilies also have spring, and a person’s happiness, anger, sorrow, and happiness depend entirely on their own behavioral consciousness; Bi Shumin’s “I am Important” made me realize my indelible and immeasurable importance to the world; In Lin Yutang’s critique of feudal autocracy and backward customs in “My Country and My People,” I have experienced how to apply humor to criticism, and how to see truth through wisdom… The exquisite prose pieces have taught me various life philosophies: kindness, richness, and nobility

Nowadays, reading is like tasting Pu’er tea. With just a small sip, one can taste its richness.

Reading is like drinking tea, and I have no doubt or hesitation.

Comment: By cleverly using personification techniques, the objects in the text possess human behavioral characteristics, thoughts, and emotions, which indirectly reflect the protagonist’s spiritual journey. Detailed and appropriate, with clear priorities and clear thinking. Carefully selected, the materials seem to be tailored to the theme. The full text is fluent in language, freely written, and naturally free and easy, making it a relatively successful work.