Do you have any friends who love to read classic books?

"Ordinary World".This million-word tome is a panoramic representation of China's contemporary urban and rural social life. Lu Yao's broad background in China from the mid-70s to the mid-80s for nearly a decade, through complex contradictions and entanglements, with the two brothers Sun Shaoan and Sun Shaoping as representatives, labor and love, frustration and pursuit, pain and joy, daily life and huge social conflicts are intertwined, profoundly showing the difficult and tortuous road that ordinary people have walked in the historical process of the great era, and the breadth and profundity of the story can be said to be one of the most readable books since the reform and opening up.

"The Selfish Gene".Author: Richard Dawkins; This is a book about evolution, but from this book the reader can get a lot of inspiration about human behavior. Dawkins uses the term "selfish genes" to express a genetically centered view of evolution.

This view, unlike the evolutionary view based on species or organisms, can explain various altruistic behaviors between organisms.

A History of Western AestheticsA history of aesthetics is not only the history of pure aesthetic theory, but also the history of the self-presentation of the human soul, or in other words, behind those seemingly abstract theories, what we feel is the beating of the human spirit in various eras, which is a kind of spiritual homecoming process - please follow Mr. Zhu Guangqian to a spiritual roaming of Western aesthetics.

Shen Congwen: Border City, Wang Xiaobo: **Era, the fun of thinking.

"The Economics of Joy".Author: David Henderson; This is a book that uses a vivid and interesting analysis of the author's own experiences to popularize economic thinking and convey the idea of the supremacy of freedom. The author of this book is a professional economist who is committed to spreading the ideas of a free economy and a market economy.

The moon and sixpence Maugham trigger every awakened person to think about ideals and reality.

I'm supposed to be one, right?

"Snow Country".Author: Yasunari Kawabata; A young boy has a bland story with two women in a snowy island country, but Yasunari Kawabata's beautiful scenes and poetic language make this book touch the hearts of countless people. Ethereal realms, distant characters, and sad stories are the eternal themes of Yasunari Kawabata.

The Middle East-style nothingness of Snowpiercer is imbued with the tradition of classical Japanese literature, while the depictions of the characters give a strong sense of realism.

Humanities and Public Life", Peter Brooks, edited by Hilary Jewitt, translated by Yu Wanhui, Yilin Press, May 2022. In modern society, the humanities are often seen as useless, powerless, and far from the lives of ordinary people, seemingly just harmless fetishes in the ivory tower. In the Age of the Renaissance and Enlightenment, humanism was the protagonist of public life and a bulwark of resistance to theology, but in modern times, the humanities have long been in a full-blown crisis, and are often seen as academic games that are divorced from public life.

It turns out that it is necessary, if only for the sake of reviving humanism, to bring the humanities back into public life. It is this sense of crisis that gives rise to the interdisciplinary dialogue in Leadhong's book, and for the humanities, it is not only necessary to find its own meaning in modern society, but also to intervene and enrich public life. In short, "humanities" should not be just the expertise of a few, but should be a kind of universal upbringing and a critical self-perception.

The humanities must not ignore the social, political and cultural currents that are sweeping through society, politics and culture, but must be based on a comprehensive examination of these phenomena and constantly renew themselves towards a possible good life.

The Secret History of Books", by [Spain] Irene Vallejo, translated by Li Jing, Hunan Literature and Art Publishing House, April 2022. (Data map).

For the first time, books have enabled the dissemination of knowledge to break through the barriers of time and space, and since then we have been able to communicate spiritually with people in different places and eras, and imagine the existence of an intellectual community. The spiritual life brought about by reading is closer to divinity and eternal rapidity than the worldly routine of eating, drinking, and merrymaking, and when one is immersed in it, one can at least temporarily get rid of the heaviness of the flesh and gain some kind of transcendence.

It is conceivable that in that era when the literacy rate was extremely low, this was a knowledge activity that only a few elite groups could obtain and experience, and only the large-scale popularization of books that accompanied the printing press could give birth to a mass knowledge society. However, it is worth noting that printing in modern Europe brought about the rise of various Chinese languages, and in the end, what appeared in front of the world was not a world where borders disappeared, but the return of the Tower of Babel. This is probably why "The Secret History of Books" re-excavates that lost world, which represents an implicit critique of the narrow intellectual life of the present.

Books are not just books themselves, but carriers of civilization, and even "civilization" itself – but what is civilization? It was a world that eliminated differences between ethnicities and classes, and through new forms of politics, it provided a better life for all, and it also meant that everyone was liberated from their own limitations.

These are my books. Favorite two. Share it with everyone.

I've read all ten deadly sins.

One,Love,Death and the first season of the robot love death base,It can really be called a god's work.,This book,It's a collection of the story of the first season.,There's ** and there's also a script in it.,My personal favorite one is called The Night When the Fish Appeared.,The ending in the book is a little different from the animation.,But it's very, very romantic and beautiful.。 However, because of the copyright, this book only includes 16 stories, for example, he does not include the horse-riding that I like very, very much, but everyone can buy the original horse-riding book.

Second, Alice's Crime Wonderland is a suspenseful reasoning**. Alice's Guilty Hall Collapse is based on Alice's adventures in wonderland to create a suspense push**,The five cases in the book and the story of Alice's adventures in wonderland have a very ingenious fusion,And pretend to be round and make a very bold innovation,At the same time of innovation,These cases have a little element of classical reasoning,If you like to see biased reasoning,Like some secret room tracks,Then this book is still worth reading。

Third, to solve the doubts, the reason for starting this book is that on World Book Day, Fan Deng did a live broadcast, and his live broadcast was only around this book, so I was very curious about this book, he talked about how people's minds can change people's lives, how to achieve a higher level of mental model, how to solve various difficulties in life. Schumacher used this book to explain what is called a mental leap, so for a while it became my bedside read, each short but difficult to read.

Fourth, Shi Xuecao, is a work I am still reading, and there are six sci-fi short films in it. There is also suspense in every story, for example, the moon in the palm of the hand that no one else can see, why can only a veteran with Alzheimer's disease see it? Why is the husband who has a sample of his wife's tissue with his medical history reluctant to get tested for genetic diseases?

What's special about this book is that the author is a medical doctor, so he writes very, very detailed about the steps of many experiments in the book, which is a professional detail that other authors may not be able to write.

Anxiety Relief Grocery Store, Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Dream of Red Mansions, Alive, Les Miserables, Missing Child, Gentleman in Moscow, Tianyuan, Chat History.

The books I usually read are: "Dream of Red Mansions", "The Scream", "Border City", "Red Rock", "Ordinary World", "The Old Man and the Sea", "Alive", and "Anxiety Relief Grocery Store".

Usually I read documentary works, this kind of stupid books have a sense of substitution, and they are very real, so that I can naturally feel the fate of the characters in the work.

I've seen Conan Doyle's Fall Funny Moss Detective Collection, and I can discuss that there are many chapters of Hail that are particularly classic and Dash Sail, such as Hound and Lady, etc., which are suspenseful and terrifying.