The magic of money after reading, Magic after reading

"Magic" was written by Rhonda Byrne.

This book teaches us to learn to be grateful, and to get unexpected gains from gratitude.

The knowledge we learn, according to the different roles, I think it can be roughly divided into two categories: one is knowledge, such as English, Japanese, Cantonese, etc.; The second is tools, such as speed reading, mind mapping (the transformation or improvement of thinking), memory, note-taking, etc., which are more like a tool to help us learn other content better.

The book "Magic" is a change in thinking, which can make us more grateful for life, grateful for the knowledge we have learned, and better treat the knowledge we have learned.

If you don't learn to be grateful, no matter how much you learn, you may not feel happiness and joy, and even if you have more money, you won't feel satisfied. Because, without gratitude, our attention will only be focused on what we can't get, and we will never feel happy.

We will not be grateful, we will complain about people all day long, feel how unfair life is, how others are excessive, how bad things are, etc.

Thanksgiving, on the other hand, teaches us to look at things from a different perspective.

I remember one time, there was a guy who did something that made me angry, and suddenly, I remembered the book "Magic", and I said to myself, am I going to waste my precious morning to get angry because of this kind of thing? Or even wasting your own day? The answer, of course, is no.

Life is not long, so why should we waste our precious time on such boring and meaningless things? Wouldn't it be nice to focus on other better, more exciting things?

Then I stopped getting angry, I stopped thinking about how angry it was, and I started to look at it from a different angle, and in an instant, I felt very relaxed and peaceful, and as a result, I had a lot of good things and had a good time throughout the day.

Thanksgiving, will think about the good side of everything, so as to radiate kindness, so all good things will gradually swarm (personally I think this is like the chain reaction of the movie "Death is Coming", although a little inappropriate, but it is really similar, but this is the opposite of the movie, which is a good aspect).

During the summer vacation, I read a book called "Mark Twain and the Boat of Venice", and I was deeply moved by the article "The Demon God of Money", which is an excerpt from the short story "Million Pounds" written by the famous American writer Mark Twain. The main story of "I" went to the tailor's shop to buy clothes, first received a cold reception, and then took care of me because I took out a million-pound bill. The author vividly portrays the ugliness of small citizens who take people with money and put money first.

Mark Twain writes in paragraph 6: "When he glanced at the bill, the smile immediately solidified and dull, like the small flatlands of lava that you see on the edge of Vesuvius." "You see, what a wonderful metaphor, I can't help but clap my hands for Mark Twain, it's wonderful.

Todd, he's a mean snob, which makes me feel infuriating, but from arrogance and disdain to embarrassment, I find it ridiculous. "Ah, is it? Hmph, of course I also expected you to bring no change.

I think a broad person like you will only bring big tickets. This is Todd's remark in the face of "me's" timid plea for accommodation. This sentence is a more concentrated reflection of Todd's attitude towards "me" at first.

The words are very mean, full of discrimination and contempt. "I saw you didn't bring change......will only bring big tickets", which is the opposite, which means that you have no money at all, which is extremely sarcastic and sarcastic. Through this sentence, the image of a person who despises the poor and is arrogant and rude in front of the poor jumps onto the page.

The old back-to-back board in the tailor's shop. While "I" was negotiating with Todd, the boss never showed up. And when he heard the word "banknote", he "hurried over" and asked with great interest what "went wrong".

The boss's snobbery and money-eyed are no less than Todd's. When he saw that it was a million pounds, he "whistled briskly". This "brisk whistle" was not only to break the deadlock and ease the atmosphere, but also to reveal the joy he felt when he met the millionaire.

The allure of money has been used from ancient times to the present, and I don't know how many tragicomedies of greed and honesty have been deduced. Throughout the ages, there have always been two opposing views on people's understanding of money. Some people regard money as "like brothers".

Lu Bao, a hermit in the Jin Dynasty, said: "Where money is, danger can make peace, and death can make life." Where the money goes, the expensive can make it cheap, and the life can make it kill.

But some people regard money as dung, saying, "Mortals have bad character and bad reputation, and money accounts for eight points." ”

I think both of these views are going to extremes, so what should be done? It is still a familiar eight words said by the masses all over the world: "A gentleman loves money and takes it in a good way."

This means that a righteous man and a gentleman also need money, but the way to obtain it must be just, in accordance with morality and law, and greed can only lead to the point of no return in the end.

Money can buy medicine, but it can't buy health; Money can buy an alarm clock, but it can't buy time; Money can buy a house, but it can't buy a warm home;

It's the same with my family: it was a cool winter vacation, and it was also an unforgettable winter vacation. Because my mother promised me to take me to my eldest sister in Beijing!

My parents and I chose to take the bus to Beijing, and after five hours of running to Nabo, we finally arrived at the station! My eldest sister went to pick me up and my parents, and the next day, we went to the temple fair in Beijing, where we ate butter fried cakes and played the maze created by Zhuge Liang with wisdom.

At about ten o'clock in the evening of the third day, it was because of the hateful and hateful money of this Feng that my father said to us, "Money is not a good thing, for all wars and disputes are because of that hateful money." "Think about it another way:

Money is also beneficial, because in the past, it was because our country's economy was too backward that we were bullied by other countries.

Talking about us, it was because of money that I almost lost one of my own sisters, and it was because of money that we are now sitting on the train from Beijing to Dandong.

I summarize one sentence: money is not a home, love is a home.

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