Memory is the ability of people to "receive", "memorize", "maintain" and "reproduce" information about the world around them.

Memory is essentially a biochemical process

An active, purposeful process.

Memorize

Keep

Reappear

instant memory

short term memory

long term memory

Use scientific methods consistent with memory rules

focus

Remember to select important information

Multiple pieces of information need to be converted into semantic units to make it meaningful, and the brain is not good at meaningless units from 7 upwards. For example, memory: I type words in my brain. If I convert them into meaningful words, it will be very simple. When I type on the computer, I often need to sort out information and find the best connections.

Find a middleman for multiple pieces of information to make it relevant, and this middleman is familiar to you, that is, you need to find a hook that you are familiar with, and cannot let it be isolated, such as the elephants, zebras, and cheetahs above. A common middleman is the animal, and you are very familiar with the animal.

Combining text into an exaggerated image, such as an Apple wallet, imagine a red apple-shaped wallet