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About the Authors Jostein Judd was born in 1952 in Oslo, Norway, the son of Knut, a principal of a six-year post-secondary school in Oslo, and his mother, Inger Margrethe Gaarder, a teacher and author of children's books. Growing up, Jostein Judd attended the University of Oslo, where he studied philosophy, theology and literature, and worked as a high school philosophy teacher for many years after graduation.

Since the publication of his first book in 1986, he has become a world-class writer in Norway. In 1991, "Sophie's World" became a bestseller in Norway, Denmark, Sweden and Germany, and has been sold in more than 30 countries, making it Norway's most successful homegrown writer after Ham, who won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1990.

Other works include The Frog Castle (1988), The Secret of the Card (1990), A Christmas Story (1992), and The World of Cecilia (1993). He currently lives in Oslo and works as a freelance writer.

Introduction:This is a philosophical enlightenment book, this is an interesting philosophical book, and this is also a ** book about the history of philosophy.

Sophie, a 14-year-old girl, comes home from school one day and finds a mysterious letter with only one question: "Who are you?" Thus, Sophie entered the temple of philosophy.

When she tried to open the answers to these questions, the second letter came again, and then the bizarre letters came one after another, Sophie in the process of trying to unravel the mystery, met an old man named Albert, the two traveled through the temple of philosophy from ancient times to the present, from mythology, fate to enlightenment, from Socrates to Kant to Marx, from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance and then to our time, the book is all-encompassing, there is a considerable cultural heritage, Sophie travels in the world of philosophy, It has witnessed the admiration of human beings for life and their concern and curiosity about the ultimate meaning of life.

Of course, in the process, there are more unbelievable things happening, such as the mysterious girl in the mirror, the wild goose that saved Sophie, the strange white crow, Sophie finally questioned her existence, and found the answer, as for what, I will leave you a suspense, and interpret it yourself.

<> "Sophie's World" Jostein Judd.

Even if everything you see is red, you can't say that the world is red.

Even if we've never seen a white crow, we shouldn't give up looking for it.

The composite things of the world will inevitably decay, and one should practice diligently to seek liberation from one's own body.

In any case, you should be surprised that you are not surprised by this thing.

Sophie's world, I've only read the first two chapters, but I'm already thinking about it. Is there anything in this world that everyone is interested in? What is the most important thing in life?

I couldn't think of these two questions alone, and after thinking about it for a long time, I felt that the answers I said were not right. I think it's a very simple question, but I can't answer it, and I think it's very interesting.

The article says that for various reasons, most people are busy with the trivial things of daily life, so their curiosity about the world is suppressed, and when we grow up, we not only get used to gravity, but also quickly get used to everything in the world. Take the world for granted. When I think about it this way, I remember when I was full of curiosity before, I thought everything was very new, but slowly the teachers or people around my parents told me what it was and how it came about, maybe they didn't know the source, and the more people said it, it became the truth, and no one explored the truth of the matter, just like the book said that I was used to everything in the world.

These are just the first two chapters, so it made me think about the problem, curious about the next random content, and then I will share it with you.