Recommend a book that you can shame yourself in

Watch the court drama, speak thoroughly, or enter the officialdom, otherwise you won't be able to get along. Learn a little thick black to get results.

Block him directly, and then if you're still angry, you can report him twice if it's okay (snickering).

You can come up with some questions to test him.

This kind of book, I don't recommend you to read those popular bestsellers, really those so-called bestsellers, you can't learn anything, it's useless at all. When I was buying a book on JD.com, I bought one of them, and it was so bad that his entire book was not worth as much as a chapter in Dawkins's "The Selfish Gene."

You can read books on psychology, you can read Freud's book, and Le Pen's "The Rabble", and you can also read Fromm's book from the same period, these are very classic books, and after you finish reading them, you will find that you seem to have entered a new world. And, the most important thing is that although these books are very classic books, it is not that they are very obscure, on the contrary, you can relate the things in these books to reality, and when you read them, it is not difficult to understand, it is very easy.

Think a lot when you read it, and don't copy the content of the book, otherwise you will fall into a vicious circle with no solution. It is really recommended that when you read books, you should find more classic books that have been verified by time, and I have also read those bestsellers, which really have no nutritional value.

I saw someone downstairs recommend Carnegie's "The Weakness of Human Nature", which I think is better positioned for success learning, and I think the content is average.

"How Steel is Made" (Russian: is a novel written by Soviet writer Nikolai Alekseevich Ostrovsky, written in 1933. "How Steel is Made" is a masterpiece that has inspired countless people, and has endured for more than 60 years since its inception.

In addition to a true and profound picture of life in Ukraine before and after the October Revolution, the book also portrays the noble personality of Paul Kochagin's perseverance and perseverance, whose image transcends time and space, has a worldwide impact, and vibrates the heartstrings of generations. "How Steel is Made" teaches us how to live a meaningful life, and Paul's pursuit of life, persistent dedication and firm belief in life are always worth learning.

Looking at the problem from the point of view of dialectic, vanity is also a kind of strength, I think what you have to do is not to give up vanity, but to guide vanity with a positive and healthy mindset to make it a thing that promotes your progress, what do you say?

The catcher of the wheat field, the little people.

You don't have to hide your love of face and vanity, human nature is not easy to change, but you can regulate their relationship! Take a look at "Thick Black Studies", it will help you.

I like the Yellow Emperor's internal scriptures and give ......

Look at the books of Buddhism, but remember to look at the connotation, don't be superstitious...

You're just too shallow to be vain right now.

You should study the more advanced books carefully.

Sometimes, the person who advises you to leave may love you the most. Someone who wants you to give up is probably the one who cares about you the most. A person who longs to stop contacting you may miss you the most.

A person who leaves silently may be the most reluctant to you. Our lives are spent in such contradictions and entanglements. Love is not a game together, love is just a kind of pain that you miss and have to leave.

Although your loneliness is defeated, Liu Tong is still glorious.

Then let's fall in love again, I'm still single, haha