读书与喝铁观音茶

一边读书，一边喝茶。人生最自在的休闲，不正是如此吗？

读书，不仅可以增加自己的知识面，还能开阔视野，了解世界；读书，是安顿心灵的重要途径，能提高人的气质和修养，还能滋养人的精神。

读书多了，内心充实，精神丰富。有道是“腹有诗书气自华”。正如三毛所说的，“读书多了，容颜自然改变，许多时候，自己可能以为许多看过的书籍都成过眼烟云，不复记忆。其实它们仍是潜在气质里、在谈吐上，在胸襟的无涯，当然也可能显露在生活和文字中。”

读书，先人乐在其中，而今人却不尽然。随着电视、电脑和智能手机等高科技娱乐产品的相继问世。中国人真真正正在读书的人越来越少了。可以这么说，没有几个人能耐心地读完一本书。据媒体报道，中国人年均读书0.7本，相比于韩国人年均7本，日本人年均40本，俄罗斯人年均55本，中国人的阅读量的确少得可怜。长此下去，令人堪忧！

为了中国的未来，为了民族的复兴，我们应大声呼吁：年轻人！放下手中的手机，拿起书本吧。

其实，读书不仅是一种兴趣，也要养成一种习惯，而且是从小就该养成的习惯。在中国近现代以前，国人非常重视读书。读书成了一种社会风气。走千里路，读万卷书。读书多了，写文章也会挥笔自如，正所谓“读书破万卷，下笔如有神”。

而喝茶也是如此。单有兴趣还不行，同样也要养成一种习惯。随着宣传力度的加大，越来越多的人知道喝茶的养生功效。因此，也越来越多的人开始喝茶，接受茶文化。

曾经有一个比较流行的问题，说世界若还有十分钟，你会做什么？相信喜欢喝茶的人都会一致的回答：喝茶去！

茶，品的是味，入的是心，感的是境！

在生活快节奏的今天，我们在享受丰富多彩的生活，给我们带来无限乐趣的同时，依然提倡多读书，多喝茶。如果边读书边喝茶，不仅是一种休闲，更是一种享乐。纵观中国近现代史，那些既喜欢读书，又爱喝茶的人，都能成就一番事业。举几个例子吧！清朝的乾隆皇帝就喜欢一边读书，一边喝茶，他的头脑非常清醒，成了一代明君，成就了“康乾盛世”；齐白石年过九十，依然喜欢一边喝茶，一边作画，一幅幅传世画作倾刻而就；毛泽东更是喜欢一边读书，一边喝茶。看似休闲，实是在思考国家大事。凡此多多，不胜枚举。

读书与喝茶，都是在放松心情，消遣时光，更多的是陶冶情操，修身养性，是智者之所为。如爱茶之人，也爱读书，不失为人生一大乐趣！

While reading, drinking tea. Isn't that the most comfortable leisure in life?

Reading can not only increase your knowledge, but also broaden your horizons and understand the world; reading is an important way to settle your mind, it can improve people's temperament and self-cultivation, and also nourish people's spirit.

The more I read, the more my heart and my soul are enriched. There is a saying that "there is poetry and calligraphy in the belly of China". As Sanmao said, "The more you read, the more your appearance will change naturally. Many times, you may think that many of the books you have read are gone, and you will no longer remember them. In fact, they are still in your potential temperament, in conversation, and in mind. Of course, it may also be revealed in life and writing.”

Reading, the ancestors enjoyed it, but today's people are not so. With the advent of high-tech entertainment products such as televisions, computers and smartphones. Fewer and fewer Chinese are really studying. Suffice it to say, few people have the patience to finish a book. According to media reports, Chinese people read 0.7 books per year, compared with 7 books per year for Koreans, 40 books for Japanese, and 55 books for Russians. If it goes on like this, it will be worrying!

For the future of China and the rejuvenation of the nation, we should call out loudly: young people! Put down your phone and pick up your book.

In fact, reading is not only a hobby, but also a habit, and it is a habit that should be cultivated since childhood. Before modern China, Chinese people attached great importance to reading. Reading has become a social norm. Walk thousands of miles and read thousands of books. If you read a lot, you will be able to write articles with ease. As the saying goes, "When you read thousands of volumes, you can write like a god."

And the same goes for tea. It's not enough just to be interested, but also to develop a habit. With the increase of publicity, more and more people know the health benefits of drinking tea. Therefore, more and more people began to drink tea and accept the tea culture.

There used to be a popular question, what would you do if the world had ten minutes left? I believe that people who like to drink tea will answer unanimously: drink tea!

Tea, tastes the taste, enters the heart, and feels the environment!

In today's fast-paced life, while enjoying a colorful life and bringing us infinite fun, we still advocate reading more and drinking more tea. If you drink tea while reading, it is not only a kind of leisure, but also a kind of enjoyment. Throughout the modern history of China, those who love both reading and drinking tea can achieve a great career. Give a few examples! Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty liked to read books and drink tea at the same time. The handed down paintings are carved; Mao Zedong likes to read while drinking tea. It seems casual, but it is actually thinking about national affairs. The list goes on and on.

Reading and drinking tea are all about relaxing and spending time, and more about cultivating sentiment and self-cultivation, which is what the wise do. If you love tea, you also love reading, which is a great joy in life!