帮助儿童拓展认知经验无非是两种途径，即，明代书画家董其昌在《画禅室随笔

There are two ways to help children expand their cognitive experience. That is, the Ming Dynasty calligrapher and calligrapher Dong Qichang wrote in "Painting Zen Room Essay-Juan 2": "Reading thousands of books, traveling thousands of miles". Reading thousands of books actually refers to gaining indirect experience, and traveling thousands of miles does not allow you to travel through thousands of rivers and mountains, but to gain direct experience.

There are two ways to help children expand their cognitive experience, that is, Dong Qichang, a Ming Dynasty painter, wrote in "Painting Zen Room Essay - Volume II": "Read 10,000 volumes of books and walk a million miles." Reading a million volumes actually means gaining indirect experience, while walking a million miles is not to let you travel all over the mountains, but to gain direct experience.

There are only two ways to help children expand their cognitive experience, that is, Dong Qichang, a calligrapher and painter in the Ming Dynasty, wrote in his essay on painting Zen chamber volume II: "read thousands of volumes of books and travel thousands of miles". Reading thousands of books actually refers to gaining indirect experience, while traveling thousands of miles does not mean that you can travel through thousands of rivers and mountains, but to gain direct experience.<br>