记忆暗示了一个人的活力。记忆显然不止在课堂里背诵单词或数学方程,在今天的日常生活和工作中,记忆犹为重要。在信息繁杂、变化迅猛的生存环境中,优越的记忆预示着速度与准度。1974年5月,西班牙人约翰·施泰因当众背诵了16000页佛经。1992车5月29日,英国人多米克·布里恩在世界记忆比赛中,仅用了55 62秒钟时间记住了一副正在洗的纸牌。一个人的记忆力甚至决定了他的生存地位。那些有非凡记忆力的人,并不都是天生的。大脑与肌肉一样也必须经常锻炼,渴望成功的人总会有他自己的办法。 Memories imply one’s vitality. It is obvious that remembering not only recites words or mathematical equations in the classroom, but also memory in today’s daily life and work. In complex and rapidly changing environments, superior memory signals speed and accuracy. In May 1974, Spaniard John Stein recited 16,000 pages of Buddhist scriptures in public. 1992 car On May 29, Englishman Dick Brunn remembered a card being played in 55 62 seconds of world memory. A person’s memory even determines his survival status. Those who have extraordinary memories are not all born. The brain, like muscles, must also exercise regularly, and those who yearn for success always have their own ways.