Can you share one of your favorite books?

There is a ** in Shuhai Cangsheng, called "Zhaoxi Old Grass". At that time, I was amazed by the name, so I bought it, and after reading it, I realized that this book is so good.

Jinghua Yanyun", recommended to you, especially good-looking. At that time, I just thought the name was very good, so I bought the book, but later I found out that it was not just the name that was good.

I think it's Mr. Yu Hua's "Alive". Man lives for the sake of being alive itself, not for anything other than being alive.

Shunji Iwai's "Love Letter" is simple and beautiful, and it taught me about love. At the end of the day, it's the story of two Fujii trees. After reading it, I was sad for Hiroko Watanabe for a long time.

My favorite is Lu Yao's "Ordinary World", I believe I have seen it.

I especially like the book "The Little Prince", and I like the name of the book very much. If you're going to tame someone, you run the risk of shedding tears.

Since I was in elementary school, I have liked a book called "Old Things in the South of the City". Now, I occasionally take it out and read it again. I have to say that what attracted me most about this book was its name.

I hope to have someone like you, like the refreshing wind in the mountains and the warm light of the ancient city, from early morning to night, from the mountains to the study, as long as it is you in the end. - Passing by your whole world.

When I was a child, I thought the name "Dream of Red Mansions" was so good, but after reading it, I couldn't help but sigh that it is worthy of being one of the four famous novels and the 87 version of Dream of Red Mansions is really never tired of watching.

When I first saw the name "I don't like the world, I only like you", I decided to buy the book. After going back and watching it, I really don't regret it.

<>Ordinary World" is a panoramic representation of China's contemporary urban and rural social life created by Chinese writer Qiao Ran Hong Lu Yao. Lu Yao prepared for three years and created for three years, in order to expand his horizons and master the information, he did a lot of reading, including nearly 100 novels**, newspapers and other related books for nearly ten years, and lived a life of "morning starts at noon".

At the same time, he travels to all levels of society to experience life. The writing of the first first draft began in a remote coal mine hospital, and his creative essay "Morning Begins at Noon" shows his faith in the literary career and the price he paid: "The book of filial piety has entered a state of frenzy.

Listening to the distant voice through the ordinary world, "The Ordinary World" tells us the true meaning of life in black and white: people, no matter where they are, no matter how poor they are, as long as they have a fiery heart, as long as they can love life, God is equal to him.

Here, the self-esteem, self-improvement and self-confidence of human nature, the suffering and struggle of life, the frustration and the pursuit of Duan Bei, the pain and the joy, are intertwined, which makes people feel relieved and can't bear to let go.

From students to teachers, I don't remember how many times I have read this book, I like the simple words in the book, like the yellow earth, but very touching, similar to the yellow sand blowing into the eyes, I have no intention of crying, but when I close the book, my eyes have long been hazy with tears. Soft eyes, but found that there was another world around them.

I especially like to read some books with suspenseful overtones, such as "I May Not Love You" by Jiang Shan Lan and "After School" by Keigo Higashino.