a person who has read many books, such as an intellectual or student

A group of people who meet regularly to discuss books they have read; study group

to study mechanically or learn by rote; to be a bookworm who memorizes facts without fully understanding or applying them

to have read ten thousand books; describes someone who is extremely well-read and has studied extensively

A person from a family of scholars or a talented individual who carries on the tradition of learning; the intellectual descendants of a culture.

to start reading and studying furiously, contrary to one's previous habits

To study diligently despite living in poverty; refers to the story of Sun Kang from the Jin Dynasty who used the reflection of snow at night to read because he was too poor to afford lamp oil

A traditional method for reading and studying that involves focusing the eyes, the mouth, and the mind; originally described by the philosopher Zhu Xi

to be knowledgeable and understand the principles of things through study; to be an educated and reasonable person

an electronic device that reads books aloud, often used as an educational tool for children or an aid for the visually impaired

To study hard despite poverty; based on the story of Jiang Mi who, being too poor to afford lamps, used the light of the moon to read at night.

Junzhai Bibliography, a major bibliographic work compiled by Chao Gongwu during the Southern Song dynasty