As a famous saying goes, opening books is not necessarily beneficial.

"Open books are beneficial" is an idiom. "Volume" refers to books; "Open book", open book, refers to reading. Reading is good for reading.

I think it is beneficial to open books. Gorky said: "Books are the ladder of human progress." Reading more books will increase your knowledge. Isn't Edison an example? He read a lot of books, got inspiration from them and did a lot of practice before he invented the electric light.

Bacon, a world famous person, said: "History lessons make people wise, poetry makes them wise, mathematics makes them careful, natural history makes them profound, and the study of ethics makes them solemn." Many of these meanings can be summed up in one sentence: opening books is beneficial. If we don't read more books, where do we come from?

So much knowledge? Without knowledge, how can you tell people who is right and who is wrong?

Books are the summary of historical experience and the crystallization of social culture. Reading can thoroughly understand the truth of life; Reading can help you understand the vicissitudes of the world; Reading can benefit people all over the world. If you don't read more books, where can you get rich words to write compositions?

Marx learned a lot from opening books. When he wrote Das Kapital, he read more than 1000 books by himself and went to the British Museum to read three books. If Marx had never read a book, he might not have written Das Kapital.

"Reading is like a million volumes, and writing is like a god." Another example is "Read thousands of books and take Wan Li Road." Read well. I hope the students will act quickly!

Open book is beneficial!