Which book by Milan Kundera is the best

The unbearable lightness of life

Many of the names of Milan Kundera's works have become buzzwords, such as the unbearable lightness of life, living elsewhere, etc., but I think his **"Joke" is the best**.

"Joke" through an unintentional joke, countless pieces of ruined fate, absurd and disillusioned.

The three lines of a small postcard change the trajectory of a young man's life. However, he was not the only one who was changed in fate, everyone around him fell into the whirlpool of fate because of this unintentional joke, and they had no power to fight back, so they could only accept being destroyed, the destruction of their bodies, their spirits, and their whole lives fell into the abyss of destruction.

The story takes place in Czechoslovakia in the fifties and sixties of the 20th century. It is a country full of turbulence and change, people are so small in the torrent of times and history, the times and history and the pace of no one can stop, there is always such a special era, fanatical restlessness, stupidity and ignorance, people suffer great damage, make people disappointed in human nature to the extreme, with the demise of that generation and that era, will disappear, but the damage caused will last for a long time.

Milan Kundera uses the first-person method to put the reader in full immersion, as if you are the protagonist of the story, forced into a corner by a sudden encounter, depressed and breathless, reading the whole book, the mood is extremely heavy, as if you have not yet come out of the dark corner.

Milan Kundera says it's a love, but the way he shows love is different from all loves. If this is what the author calls love, it is also a love of destruction.

In these loves, everyone only has themselves in their hearts, and they enjoy it alone in this love, they will not consider the person they love, they just blindly indulge, and this so-called love has become their lifeline, when they think they have grasped this straw, it has changed its appearance, and your self-righteousness will only be ridiculed and destroyed.

Milan Kundera's influence on China was more important in terms of ideology, and he enlightened the Chinese literary world: a truly first-class writer should first and foremost be a thinker.

The most widely circulated is "The Unbearable Lightness of Life", which writes about sexuality and the tragedy of meaning and people, but I feel that his "Celebrating the Meaningless" is better, although it is very thin, but it has his main writing techniques and insights.

Immortal, because of the profound connotation expressed in this **, I appreciate it very much.