What a good book to read, dear friends, I m a sophomore

Ya Paradise", "Norwegian Wood", "Dream of Red Mansions".

Beauty and strength growing up in the midst of war: Margaret Mitchell's "Gone with the Wind."

Think philosophically: Milan Kundera, The Unbearable Lightness of Life

Odysseus-esque legends: Hugo's Les Misérables

Colin McCullough, "The Thorn Bird."

Haruki Murakami's "Norwegian Wood" @

Junichi Watanabe, "Paradise Lost", "This Thing About Men".

Qian Zhongshu "The Siege of the City" (The Mirror of Marriage).

Lawrence, "Rainbow", "A Woman in Love", "Lady Chatterley's Lover".

Rabindranath Tagore's "Birds" and "Crescent Moon".

Salinger, The Catcher in the Rye

Milan Kundera, "The Unbearable Lightness of Life", "Slow".

Simone de Beauvoir, "The Second Sex".

Cher Heidi, "Sexology Report".

The Legend of Mortal Cultivation of Immortals, the Evil King of the Other World, the Legend of the Seven Realms, Breaking the Firmament, and the Immortal Rebellion are all well written, you can take a look.

Workplace etiquette.

Office Politics.

It's better to be able to do things than to be able to speak.

Time management. There are a lot of things to learn before stepping into society, and I feel good about starting with these aspects. The above is not the title of the book, just this kind of book.

Ordinary World" Lu Yao, in the most ordinary things, can show the greatness of a person's personality.

The requirements for love in "The Peony Pavilion" are more clear.

If we are kind, we should be universally sympathetic to the misfortune and suffering of all people.

Wolf Totem has a high respect for the wolf clan and looks at the business world with a shrewd eye.

Xuan Bird is a brave and strong woman, who loves her husband and helps his career even more.

I think that after high school, the books read should be more in-depth thinking, of course, ** can be used as a condiment, spice up life, but it is best not to be a staple food, you can often go online to see the sales rankings of book shopping centers around the world.

It's called youth because of the pain" This is a Korean who writes big, and it's quite popular, and it's an instructive book.

Life is so long, why not stop for a while" This is also a Korean, living in the world with a lot of pressure. Looking at this book, I should be a little more indifferent if I turn it through it often.

One Hundred Years of Solitude" is more difficult to understand, but it's good to study it in depth.

Read a book on management and, if possible, take a course in management. Because if you have to climb higher positions in the end, basically there will be management involved. Carnegie recommended.

I don't know what type of book you want, but now in my freshman year, I strongly recommend Zhang Defen's "Meet the Unknown Self" I have only recently entered college, and it is very suitable to read.