常识,即普通知识,包括政治常识、科学常识和生活常识等等。记得多年前上小学时,曾有一门功课叫《常识》。那是我最爱读的一门功课。那是饥饿加动乱的年代,在山中我能读到介绍政治、科学和生活的一册册《常识》课本,我曾经很知足。因为后来我自己在内心也设立了一门不断加厚和加深的《常识》课,我把生活、学习以及工作中所获得的许多直接和间接的常识都“撰写”进其中,供我碰到问题时“调用”和“查寻”。我真的为此而受益不浅。因为利用这些常识,我总能明辨是与非、辨别真与伪、判断善与恶、美与丑。我也因此而尽可能地明明白白做人,真真实实地生活。 Common sense, that is, common knowledge, including political common sense, scientific common sense and common sense of life and so on. I remember many years ago in primary school, there was a homework called “common sense.” That’s one of my favorite lessons to read. It was an era of starvation and upheaval. In the mountains I could read a book of common-sense textbooks about politics, science and life. I was very content. Because I myself later established myself in the heart of a thickening and deepening of the “common sense” class, I put life, learning and work at the many direct and indirect common sense are “written” into them for me When you encounter a problem “call ” and “search ”. I really benefit from this. Because of the use of these common sense, I can always tell the difference between right and wrong, true and false, to judge good and evil, beauty and ugliness. As a result, I try my best to make my life as honest as possible.