What does misreading mean?

The person who went upstairs answered incorrectly. Misreading is a professional vocabulary, which cannot be interpreted from the surface. If they interpret it this way, they really misread the superficial meaning. Misreading in comparative literature means that it is difficult for people to get rid of their own cultural traditions when they are in contact with other cultures. In text interpretation, misreading means that people interpret works with their own thinking. For example, silkworms will weave until they die in spring, and candles will drain the wick every night. Now people understand it as writing a teacher, but it is not. Misreading can't be the fault of readers. In fact, the reader's thoughts are beyond the author's control. Readers can only read according to their own ideas, not just from the author. If he only follows the author when reading, the work will be boring to read. So sometimes misreading is also a kind of literary beauty.