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Read a Book a Hundred Times and Its Meaning Will Become Clear
Original title: 読書百遍意自ずから通ず どくしょひゃっぺんいおのずからつうず
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A teaching that even difficult books become naturally understandable through repeated reading, so one should read many times rather than immediately giving up upon thinking one does not understand.
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難しい書物であっても、何度も繰り返して読めば、その意味は自然にわかってくるものである、だから、わからないと思ってすぐに諦めるのではなく何度も読むべきであるとする教え。
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