Are there any interesting philosophical books to recommend

Sophie's World", absolutely classic and fun!!

Sophie's World is a book about the history of Western philosophy**, reading the history of philosophy is like reading**, doesn't it sound very refreshing? The author, Jostein Judd, is an unknown philosophy teacher in a Norwegian high school, but with his eleven years of high school teaching experience and a deep grasp of some philosophical issues, he published this magnificent book in the field of philosophy in 1991, and ten years ago the book sold 6.4 million copies, which is still an astronomical amount. Through this popular philosophy**, people generally found that philosophy was not only a few people sitting on the ivory tower and painstakingly studying the obscure language, but everyone could have philosophical opinions, as we do today, because philosophy originated from the simple curiosity that everyone has; People find that a real philosopher is not just old-fashioned and solemn, unapproachable, on the contrary, he is full of curiosity and amazement about the world like a child, they have few preconceptions, do not make conclusions, never give up, and be kind to others, philosophers are not the most knowledgeable and knowledgeable people, the so-called philosophers are a group of people who often feel that their knowledge is insufficient and distressed, just like Socrates often said that he "I know nothing", but he is recognized as the wisest person in all Greece, Why?

Because philosophy, philosophy, sophy is wisdom, philo is love, it means to love wisdom, it is the infinite pursuit and love of wisdom, and because of this, philosophers are always young and evergreen, and they are most likely to be (and in fact) the wisest people.

What's more noteworthy is that the I Ching does not let you know someone's philosophy, but by exercising your thinking and logic ability, so that you can understand nature, so as to form your own philosophical view...

Of course, learning is easy, and it is not something that can be understood by reading one or two books... If you don't have patience or energy, you can't make up your mind, it's better not to see it, it's too time-consuming...

People say that the Book of Changes is a feudal book... This, I think, many people misunderstand... Hey·· Chinese culture, how can it be so far... Sadness · · Don't talk about it...

Russell's "The Wisdom of the West" or "History of Western Philosophy", the latter is a little more intellectually in-depth and both are very humorous.

I recommend you a movie that is very philosophical and intuitive "This Man is from Earth".

Is the landlord worth a philosophy introduction or a philosophy book?

The former I read a Japanese wrote, I forgot what it was called, a bunch of cats and dogs.

The latter, I think it's actually fun to look at each one carefully, a few days ago a friend read the translation of the Book of Rites, and it was ...... to see the rice

Interesting? Philosophy has always been serious.