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4 It has been said, "Not everything that is learned is contained in books." Compare and contrast knowledge gained from experience with knowledge gained from books. In your opinion, which source is more important? Why?

People gain knowledge through various of ways. The two major sources are books and experience. People toward useful information from both of them. There is no doubt that someone experience by himself/herself, making deep impression and learn more quickly. However, some people argue that gain knowledge from books is a better way. I disagree with this opinion. From my perspective, gaining knowledge from experience impresses us profoundly and let us learn more swiftly.

Experience the process of learning make us impress deeply. Although gaining knowledge from books maybe more completely, this way lacks experience and quite abstract. For example, a singer, learn how to sing. If she just learnt the theory, without sang by herself, she would not progress very well. However, after she sang several times and improved her method. That would give great impression on her, and progress greatly.

In addition to the previous point, gaining knowledge from experience is more efficient. Experience for ourselves gives us more chance to create, which will stimulate our inspiration. Inspiration can ramp up our efficiency. Experiencing for ourselves let us know how to do the work clearly and directly.

Books are no better than experience to gain knowledge. Admittedly, books are of great important. Books give us theory completely and deeply. For example, we learn history from books, it is impossible for us to experience the history, in this case, we can just imagine from the knowledge on books.

All in a word, despite books values a lot and give us numerous knowledge, that does not mean that experience take the second place. During the experience, we impress it deeply and easier for us to learn. Without knowledge from experience, it is impossible to get a real understanding of knowledge from books, and difficult to apply this knowledge to real world situations.