The essence of reading, reading slowly.

 The essence of reading, reading slowly.

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If you want to learn how to read, you must first be able to read slowly. After that, you have to read slowly, always slowly, until you reach the last precious book you will read. And the book should be read very slowly, even for pleasure, as when seeking learning or critiquing it.

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Even if you don't try to write your own, you should always read the book slowly, asking yourself whether you understand the book well and whether the ideas obtained from the book were intended by the author, not just your own ideas.

'Is this correct?'

Readers must continue to ask themselves questions.

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He reads slowly, is wary of the meaning he first grasped when he sees an object, and does not blindly fall in love with the book, and does not let himself be drenched in indolence when reading.

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There is also no rush. Impatience is another form of indolence.

If you read it with your fingers, all the pleasure of reading a book is forfeited, and the pleasure of hunting is filled in its place.

You should read the book with a very careful attitude, being wary of first impressions.

It might be said that there are books that cannot be read slowly, which cannot be read slowly. In fact, such a book exists, and it is a book that does not need to be read at all.

Here is the first advantage of slow reading. Slow reading differentiates the books you should and shouldn't read in the first place.

Reading slowly is the overriding principle and applies to all reading. It is the essence of reading skills.

Are there any other principles?

Of course, it may exist, but it cannot be applied indiscriminately to all books.

Except for 'slow reading', nothing can be a universal reading technique, but there are only different reading techniques according to various works.