What books did you read in 2018 that you found wonderful?

The whole set of "Baby Learns to Speak", pinyin practice, interesting learning words, nursery rhyme recitation, language quizzes, and learning to speak by looking at pictures. Basically, I'm almost done memorizing, and I'm almost finished being bitten by the child.

In 2018, I read the following books: "Warren Buffett's Way", "The Origin of Species", "Tap Dance to Work", "Analysis", and "Poor Charlie's Book".

In the book "Poor Charlie's Book", Charlie Munger advocates interdisciplinary thinking. When I first saw this idea, it was like a lightning bolt striking me in the night. When we study from elementary school, junior high school, high school to university, we have always been in the stage of dividing subjects.

When you graduate and go out into society, knowledge is separated. At this time, we need to use interdisciplinary thinking to refine the important thinking models of each discipline. The constant use of numerous models allows us to deal with problems more effectively.

In the past 2018, I re-acquainted myself with Liu Cixin, a science fiction master, through the science fiction book "The Three-Body Problem", and I feel that this book has changed my view of the previous science fiction writer.

In 2018, I read the books "The Weakness of Human Nature" and "Guiguzi", and I learned a lot about how to communicate with people and how to see through the psychology of others.

In 2018, I was most shocked by American writer Anthony Mara's "We Have Nothing".

I myself am more reluctant to foreign literary works, but this work has aroused great resonance in my heart, which is somewhat similar to when reading Liu Zhenyun's "One Sentence Top 10,000 Sentences".

None of us are heroes, what are we chasing in our lives?

In 2018, I read Keigo Higashino's "White Night Walking" and "After School". Liu Cixin's "The Three-Body Problem", "The Wandering Earth", and "The Ferryman" are all books that I read very well.

Alive", "Shepherd Boy's Fantasy Journey", "To Kill a Mockingbird", "Love Letter", "The Seventh Day" I bought a lot of books, and almost finished reading them, my favorite is still these books, especially the first three, when I finished reading "Alive" in school, my heart was greatly touched, we have been exploring the meaning of life, but isn't life itself the meaning itself? In the face of the torture given by life, we still have to "bury our heads in hard work".

When I was looking for a job in Changsha, I finished reading the second book, in which the teenager moved forward bravely and followed his inner feelings for the dream in his heart. I had been on the shift for less than a day, and I was so uncomfortable that I quit my job.

Before the end of the year, I finished reading the third book that I had read a third of the way. The protagonist in the book, facing all kinds of questions and ways of dealing with the world, is exactly what confused me at the time and understood what the ancients said: "The book has its own ** house." ”

In 2018, I did read a lot of wonderful books, like this Kai-Fu Lee's best self, he let me know that a person should do his own things according to his own preferences, and he should also complete his ideals according to his own washing.

I read a lot of good books in 2018, including:

1. Sociology: Edited by the famous American sociologist Richard Wilson, it introduces the basic principles and latest research results of sociology;

2. "The Fountain of Thought": edited by the British philosopher Burt Wolfe, it introduces the development process of human thought;

3. Psychology: Edited by American psychologist James Christensen, it introduces the basic principles and latest research results of psychology;

4. History and Civilization: Edited by American historian John Fisher, it introduces the development of world history;

5. Economics: Edited by American economist Paul Graham, it introduces the basic principles and latest research results of economics;

6. "Management": Edited by American management scientist Robert Baker, it introduces the basic principles and latest research results of management;

7. Modern Literature: Edited by the American writer John Hirst, it introduces the development of modern literature;

8. "Classic Literature": Edited by the English writer Sam Wolfe, it introduces the development of classic literature;

9. "English Grammar": edited by American Chinese linguist James Susan, introducing the basic principles and latest research results of English grammar;

10. Philosophy: Edited by the British philosopher John Christensen, it introduces the basic principles of philosophy and the latest research results.

In 2018 I read the following books:

1. "The Kite Runner": This book tells the story of an Indian teenager named Amir, who has a dream to chase his dreams, desperate to pursue his love, and finally succeeds.

2. "Genius on the Left and Madness on the Right": This book tells the story of a boy named Alan, who has extremely high intelligence, but he also has a strong madness, he has experienced a life full of twists and turns, and finally realizes his dream.

3. "The Little Prince": This book tells the story of a boy named The Little Prince, who leaves his hometown to find true friendship and eventually discovers his true meaning.

4. "White Night Walking": This book tells the story of a man named Yanagi who goes through many difficult journeys and finally finds his true love and fulfills his dreams.

5. "The Shawshank Redemption": This book tells the story of a man named Andy, who is imprisoned in a place called Shawshank Prison, who goes through many difficult days and finally finds a way out and fulfills his dream.

The book of the year is "Anxiety Grocery Store" This year, at the age of eighteen, I experienced the first large-scale exam in my life - the college entrance examination, the summer vacation at the end of the college entrance examination is very long, with nearly three months, during this time I did not travel, or play with my classmates, but chose to be at home, patient, to buy the favorite books in recent years, and then to reread it, the harvest is really a lot. "Anxiety Grocery Store" is a long story by the well-known Japanese writer Keigo Higashino, he is a home with super popularity and strength, and is the rarest "Triple Crown" in the history of Japanese reasoning, he is good at quoting the most simple and simple language to pour out the good and evil and self-redemption in human nature, and is also known as "the writer of writers." The book tells the story of a grocery store on a secluded street, where you can write down your worries and drop them into the slot at the front door of the store, and you will get them in the milk crate at the back of the store the next day

Because her boyfriend is terminally ill, the young girl Moon Rabbit is torn between love and dreams; Katsuro Matsuoka left home for his dream, but he couldn't move an inch in reality; The young Kosuke faces a great change in his family and struggles with the confusion of family affection and the future. They write their confusion into letters and drop them into the grocery store, and wonderful things keep happening. In "Anxiety Relief Grocery Store", Grandpa Langya is almost the incarnation of Higashino.

Keigo Higashino received the consultation letters, and he didn't necessarily have time to reply one by one, but he passed a lot of questions, such as Grandpa Langya said: "After reading the consultation letter for so many years, I gradually understand that many times, the person who consults already has the answer in his heart, and he just wants to confirm that his decision is right." "Grandpa Langya is always very serious about answering other people's questions, even if it's a prank.

"Not only do I have to write a reply," he said, "but I have to think hard before I write." The voice of the human mind cannot be ignored.

Before he died, he received a lot of thank-you letters, and he said very modestly: "How can a bad old man like me have the power to influence others? If mine worked, it was because they worked hard themselves.

If you don't want to live an active and serious life, no matter what you get, it's useless. "All are very welcoming, mainstream, with love and family at their core.

1. "Hackers and Painters": Mark Zuckerberg.

2. Cognitive Neuroscience: John Norman.

3. "Introduction to Statistics": Alan Provods.

4. "The Art of Computer Programming": Cole Bell.

5. Introduction to Computer Science: Mark Solow.

6. "Computer Networks": Ken Thompson.

7. "Programming Jewels": Robert Joyce.

8. "Data Structure and Algorithm Analysis": Mark Aris.

9. "Database System Concepts": Jane Cohen.

10. "Principles of Operating Systems": Mark Aris.