Please recommend a few books for me

Hello, first of all, it's good to love reading.

Next, I would like to recommend some books for you. However, maybe not many of them meet your requirements, but I still hope you can check them out.

Finally, I hope you enjoy reading and recommend that you go to some libraries and find special categories, such as classics.

Category: Inspirational, Philosophical.

The Wisdom of Life", "The Secret of Solitaire", "Western Philosophy Comic Book Series", "Dialogue on the Poor", "Riding a Donkey to Find a Horse", "Cultivating a Good Habit in a Month", "Liu Yong's Collected Works", "The Road Less Traveled", "The Awakening of Self", "Stopping Deception with Deception", "Confucius's Wisdom of Life", "The Road to Happiness", "Thirty-eight Letters Leaving by Rockefeller to His Son".

Zhou Guoping's collection of essays is quite profound and beautiful.

Shi Tiesheng's Broken Pen in the Gap of Illness, Introduction, "Broken Pen in the Gap" in a profound predicament, a painstaking and brilliant and magnificent inquiry and gaze on divinity and the ultimate meaning of life.

Shi Tiesheng is one of the most admired writers in contemporary China. His writing is completely isomorphic to his life, and in his "writing night", Shi Tiesheng used his mutilated body to express the most sound and full thoughts. What he experienced was the suffering of life, but what he expressed was the brightness and joy of existence, and his wise words illuminated our increasingly dark hearts.

While most writers gave up facing the basic human condition in the era of consumerism, Shi Tiesheng lived in his own heart, still struggling to pursue the value and brilliance of human beings, still firmly marching towards the desolate land of existence, and resolutely fighting against the unknown.

In a country where there is no religious tradition, a secularized country in which even religion is mostly invested in the happiness of the afterlife, the hunger for value of iron has no special theological worship. His mind is still full of lively knowledge without paranoia and superstition, his speech is still approachable and never pretentious, but his intellectual footprints always lead to the horizon of life and faith, always blending into a moving and sacred golden light. In this sense, the Broken Pen is a Jesus, a fairy tale that can be read to the sound of a church organ, and a formidable effort to rebuild the kingdom of heaven on earth.

He uses vivid, popular and even beautiful language to pursue and explore the known and unknown truths about our lives: life, fate, love, money, morality, faith, healthy attitude, the way and value of success, children's education, family bonds, ......

If you ask, take a look at Bai Yang's, it's very beautiful and profound.

**: "Ordinary World", Yu Qiuyu's essay "Cultural Journey", Wang Xiaobo's "**Times".

Recently, it has become more popular, Roupu Tuan, this ** can let you understand a lot.

When the Shoes Fit} A literary book with a lot of meaning.

Personally, I like Lin Yutang and Sanmao very much. Lin Yutang's prose is written profoundly and timelessly, especially the "Taste of Autumn", which is the most fascinating. You can see for yourself the specific content.

My language is too thin to tell the essence of a masterpiece. Sanmao's prose is more like a travelogue, relatively personal, but sincere. Her pen is happy, because the heart is happy.

Her pen is mournful, because the new is mournful. But whether it's joy or sadness, it has the power to move you. Two books The profiles of the two of them are known by searching in the encyclopedia, and I seem to be more picturesque when I talk about them here.

Hehe. Hope you enjoy it.

Personally, I see more **. In terms of prose, I am still more optimistic about Lin Yutang and Sanmao. Many people like Yu Qiuyu, but I think his writing is too big, there are too many political opinions, and there is too little taste for people to chew.

**I recommend: Su Tong, Yu Hua. The books of these two people are very readable, and their thoughts are relatively profound, and there are not many writers whose works are profound and readable in contemporary times.

Hehe. Su Tong recommended "Harem", talking about Wu Zetian. Yu Hua's words, you can read the book.

Essays, hehe, go read Han Han's blog. Free essays, spanning a long time, are wonderful, and have an appetite for the post-80s.

There are three unique eloquences, three ways to be a person, and three no's to cultivate the mind.

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