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Thanks to the Loeb lecture at Harvard in 1982, I decided to try my hand at writing a popular book on space and time. From good ones like Stephen Weinberg's "The First Three Minutes" to bad ones that I don't even want to name, a considerable number of books on the early universe and black holes have been published. However, I don't feel like any of them really address the issues that led me to the motivations for studying cosmology and quantum theory:

Where did the universe come from? Why is it and how did the well start? Will it have an end times?

If so, what will happen? These are issues of interest to all of us. But modern science has become so technical that only a handful of experts have mastered the mathematics used to explain these problems.

However, the basic concepts of the origin and destiny of the universe can be presented in a form that can be understood by an untrained person without scientific training, leaving mathematics. That's what I'm trying to do in this book, and it's up to the reader to decide whether it's successful or not.

I was told that every equation I put in the book would halve the sales of the book, and for that I decided not to use a single equation. However, at the end I did use an equation, Einstein's famous equation e mc 2, which I hope won't scare off half of my potential readers.

Except for the unfortunate enough to have Lou Gehret, the disease of motor nerve cells, I was lucky in almost every other way. The help and support I received from my wife, my children, Robert, Lucy, and Timmy enabled me to have a fairly normal life and a successful career. It's another great blessing that I chose theoretical physics because it's done entirely with my brain.

So my paralysis didn't become a serious obstacle. My scientific colleagues, without exception, were all very helpful.

During the first "classic" phase of my career, I mainly ......

A Brief History of the World told more than just a simple history of mankind, he also told the story of the development of the world and living things. This book is all about the history of the world. But these historical explanations are interspersed with many of the author's views on the future.

The author gives his vision of the future with his insights into history. So the amount of information in this book is very huge.

The author of this book is also a very big expert in history, He Bingsong studied at Princeton University in Wisconsin, where he studied history, economics, and international politics. Later, he returned to China and became the principal of a middle school and a university at Peking University. So from the author's point of view, the information in this book will be very professional.

And it's going to be very deep.

The materials in this book are also taken from a lot of foreign materials and combined to write this brief history of the world, so the information in it is also very reliable. It can be said that this book can already be considered an encyclopedia. Through this vast amount of information, the book is divided into two volumes, with eight in the first volume and six in the second.

These are arranged in chronological order. So the reader will seem very clear, and the connection will be very logical. The last one is about the author's vision of the future.

So you can see that the structure of the book is very clear and very easy to understand.

I think this book encapsulates almost everything that has been said in the history of the world. But I think the points in it are still not detailed enough, and there are many details that have been left out. It should be summarized too broadly for this book, so it is difficult for the author to explain the details of each event very self-study.

One of the things that really appealed to me about this book is that the author does not tell history from one aspect. He tells the history of the world on all levels, wars, cultures, traditions, etc. So it's very easy for you to connect the dots together so that the reader can easily understand the fragments of history.

Overall, this brief history of the world is a book well worth reading. It's a bit long and a bit boring, but the knowledge you get from it is invaluable.