Book title, subtitle, introduction, table of contents, promotional copy, abstract, index

1. What kind of book is this?

2. What is the whole book talking about?

3. What overall structure does the author use to develop the discussion?

1. Book classification types or themes (before reading)

2. Describe in one sentence (use a single sentence or a short paragraph to describe the entire content

3. Find out the important chapters that make up the overall framework

Typesetting content

4. Find out what question the author wants to ask/solve

1. Find common word meanings

1. Find the key words in the book

2. Circle the key sentences and find out the main idea

3. Try to structure the basic discussion of a book from the relationship between related sentences.

interpret content

4. Find the author’s answer

1. Understand everything before commenting

2. Avoid irrational arguments

3. Don’t get into unnecessary confrontations

4. Respect the differences in knowledge and personal opinions, and there must be a theoretical basis before criticizing

1. For a specific problem, more than one book is involved

2. Know which books you should read

3. Browse to determine the topic and draw up a framework structure

1. Find relevant chapters

2. Lead the author to reach a consensus with you

3. Clarify the problem

4. Define the issue

5.Analysis and discussion

negative rule

Improve the rules

Novel elements

proposed question

1. Read quickly and read wholeheartedly

Read the script aloud, read slowly, read with emotion

1. Remember that the essence of tragedy is the lack of time

1. Read it in one go. Don’t feel embarrassed if you don’t understand it.

2. Read it again, read it aloud

1. For the event or period of interest, read more than one history book as much as possible

2. After understanding what happened, you also need to understand why people acted the way they did.

1. Time range of history books

2. Understand the genre (chronology, biography, country)

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