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日前去一所中学,一踏进教学楼的方厅,便看见墙上的小黑板写着醒目的4个大字:“今日新闻”,上面摘抄了当天中央人民广播电台播发的要闻。看后不禁为之叫好。 据介绍,他们这种做法已坚持一年多时间了。学生每天上学,在此驻足一两分钟,即可知道国家大事,受益匪浅。古人提倡“两耳不闻窗外事,一心只读圣贤书”,时代不同了,我们与古人恰恰相反,读书人应该是“两耳要闻窗外事”。
When I went to a secondary school a few days ago, I entered the square hall of the school building and saw the small blackboard on the wall with the bold four characters: “Today’s News”, which excerpted the news broadcast by the Central People’s Broadcasting Station on the same day. After watching it, I can’t help but applaud. According to reports, they have been adhering to this practice for more than a year. Students go to school every day and stop here for a minute or two to learn about national events and benefit from it. The ancients advocated that “the two ears do not hear the things outside the window, and they only read the book of the sages.” The times are different. We are opposite to the ancients. The readers should be “two ears must be aware of the window”.