元末明初的文学家陶宗仪,晚年一边做官,一边干农活,在树下休息时也不忘写作。他想起什么,见到什么,听到什么,就立即摘取身边的树叶写下来,回家后存放在瓦罐里,十几年中,竟积下了几十罐。后来,他把罐打开.取出平时积累下来的树叶,一片片重新整理,一共抄录成三十卷,这就是他积叶成章的《辍耕录》。可以说,没有日常的积累,就不会有这部《辍耕录》了。没有积累,语文学习的根基不牢固;没有积累,语文学习的大厦也就难以稳固。 Tao Zongyi, a writer from the late Yuan Dynasty and the early Ming Dynasty, worked as an official in his later years while doing farm work. He also did not forget to write while resting under the tree. What he remembered, what he saw, what he heard, he immediately took the leaves around him and wrote it down. He went home and stored it in crockery. In more than ten years, he had accumulated dozens of cans. Later, he opened the cans. He took out the leaves he had accumulated, and rearranged them in pieces. The total number was recorded in thirty volumes. This is what he called the “Plough Record.” It can be said that if there is no daily accumulation, there will be no such copy. Without accumulation, the foundation of language learning is not solid; without the accumulation, the building of language learning will be difficult to stabilize.