What books are worth reading and thinking about?

When I watched "How Steel is Made" when I was a child, I felt more about Paul's growth experience when he was a child, and felt the hardships of Paul's childhood and the family relationship between Paul and his family; Then when I grew up, I read it again, and I was moved more by Paul's two relationship experiences, and after growing up for a while, I opened the book and really felt Paul's iron consciousness.

The Analects", a book that deserves our repeated reading and thinking, contains a broad and profound culture.

The book worth reading again and again must be a classic among the classics, I have seen many people write "The Ordinary World", not that I am paranoid, from the bottom of my heart, "The Ordinary World" is a good book, but it has not yet reached the point of repeated reading, and it is estimated that it will be a little boring to read it the second time. Because it wins with storytelling, just like "In the Name of the People" is a good TV series, the plot is compact and moving, but it is a little boring to watch it a second time.

When I was in junior high school, I liked Sanmao's "The Story of the Sahara" the most, and I read it many times. After Jose died, he was going to move the grave, Sanmao thought that he would be very strong, and comforted the crying lady next to him and helped her look at the coffin of her deceased husband, only to find that he couldn't look at the dead Jose at all. Although I was confused, the future at that time was full of hope, and I thought that in the future I would become a female writer like Sanmao, sitting in a tire chair with my beloved man in the Sahara Desert, surrounded by a bunch of friends.

None of them were realized when they grew up.

It's "Dream of Red Mansions" that I have been reading since I was a child, this is a book that I have been exposed to since junior high school, because the content of the book is too awkward, and after reading it without seeking to understand it at that time, I actually did not understand the essence of the book, and I only knew a general story line, and even understood the use of some words in ancient texts. Later, when I opened it again in high school, I slowly realized the so-called foreshadowing and even the meaning of each name in the book, and I was relatively better able to understand the development and ending of each character. ‍‍

Ba Jin's trilogy "Home, Spring, Autumn", this is a set of books that fascinated me in high school, about the ups and downs of the Gao Mansion family, for the social decline and decay of old China, under the oppression of cruel feudal etiquette and dark forces, showing everyone's different choices and destinies. ‍

From Lu Yao's "Ordinary World", this is one of the most fascinating books in college, every time I pick it up, I will be reluctant to let go, and I will always read it at night after returning to the dormitory after self-study, this is a long story that shows the urban and rural social life of the era**, portraying the image of ordinary people from all walks of life, including labor, love, frustration, pursuit, pain and joy and all other lives. ‍‍

A person's pilgrimage, this book is one of the best books I have read, and it is very inspiring.

Ordinary World", Lu Yao's classic, worth reading repeatedly, life is ordinary, but shining.

One Hundred Years of Solitude is Márquez's most important and famous masterpiece, as the name suggests, it tells the history of Macondo for a hundred years, and this hundred years of loneliness, but it is actually about the history and changes of Latin America for a hundred years, combining magic and reality perfectly, turning reality into fantasy without losing its truth.

When I was in high school, I read Zhang Ailing's "Love in a Fallen City" many times, etc., which made me realize that a writer's writing requires a deep cultural heritage and a high talent, and talent is innate. I have a good friend who can memorize 90% of a book in one morning, and the person I have met has not seen for many years, and she can remember names, and she has a good memory.

Those Things in the Ming Dynasty can see how to balance interpersonal relationships, and every time you read it, you can have a harvest.

I like "The Talmud" very much, and I have watched it many times.

Books that have a profound summary of life values are the most worthy of repeated reading and reflection.