Reading 10,000 Books (Type a four-word literary term)

There are idioms about books: reading thousands of books, there is a road to the mountain of books, and reading thousands of books is not as good as walking thousands of miles. Books could refer to various types of books, including novels, history, philosophy, literature, and so on. It could also be a tool to help people better understand and master knowledge. The four words were: dictionary, encyclopedia, bookshelf, and study.

A significant long - term effect is better mental health. It can reduce stress and anxiety. Also, it broadens your knowledge about various subjects. Over time, it can make you more empathetic as you understand different characters' feelings and situations in the books.

Here are some four-word phrases that describe literary works: 1 Magnificent (Li) 2 Deep (Deep) 3 Legendary (Legendary) 4 Distant (Distant) 5 Grand (macro) 6 Sorrow (Sorrow) 7 Terrifying (Terrifying) 8 Mysterious (Mysterious) Fantasy (Fantasy) Romance (Romance)

Reading a wide range of books to describe reading a lot of books could be an endless sea of books or a wide range of books.

Active practitioners, active participants, active artists, active students, active professionals, active followers, active artists, active participants, active readers.

Blind Bing's idiom for reading books was " full concentration."

The "Four Great Classics" are usually regarded as the four classic works in the history of Chinese literature. They are "Dream of the Red Chamber","Journey to the West","Water Margins" and "Romance of the Three Kingdoms". These four works were all representative works of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. They were widely praised and influenced the literary creation of later generations. Therefore, it could be said that the "Four Great Masterpieces" was a proper term in the history of Chinese literature.

Fiction is a form of literature that is made up by the author. It includes stories, novels, and short stories. These works often involve characters, settings, and plots that are not real but are created from the author's imagination.

Teahouse was a novel written by Lao She. It described the lives and interpersonal relationships in the teahouse in Beijing in the 1930s, depicting a social reality full of fireworks and humanity. The novel takes the teahouse as the background and reflects the political and economic situation of the society and the living conditions of the people by telling the stories of the people in the teahouse. The novel became a classic in modern Chinese literature because of its humorous language and profound characters.

A good four-word idiom to describe literary talent was "brilliant."