Think before reading, and read 202 1- 10-09 with questions.

Faced with a book, or a book we are going to read, and see the title or outline, many times, we can't wait to enter the text, hoping to communicate with the author in the text.

But in fact, in order to improve the efficiency of reading and gain more benefits through reading, before reading, we should first ask questions in advance from the perspective of 5W 1H to drive ourselves to think positively, and then solve problems in the process of reading.

This process, in the process of reading, will be very painful, but after long-term training, the effect is completely different.

For example, I hope to read a book "History of Weather Change" recently. From the topic, this is a very attractive topic. It should be valuable to think and understand the problem from the perspective of weather, history and social development. Moreover, the story of this theme is stronger.

I haven't bought this book yet.

However, before reading, let's think about these questions in advance:

(1) How did the weather change history?

(2) What are the important and representative events?

(3) Is the weather a single event or has it formed a historical law?

(4) Is the influence of weather on historical changes inevitable or accidental?

(5) The weather every day is a historical record. So, what is the causal relationship between the weather and the development of historical events, or is there a connection? How to define it?

(6) What are the important things that can be thought of at present that the weather has changed history? For example, in literary works, the grass boat borrows an arrow. Is it a story that the weather affects history? During World War II, Germany's attack on the Soviet Union was defeated by the weather. Among them, how big is the weather factor?

(7) Is it the historical development of weather or climate influence? For example, many peasant uprisings in the history of China were caused by natural disasters, such as droughts and floods. Is this weather or climate?

The above questions are some preliminary thinking problems in the face of this book, and I hope to solve them in the process of reading.

Written on 202 1- 10-09.