What kind of books make you read again and again?

The Analects. Even if you read it backwards, you may take it out and read it again at some point. Of course, there is Dream of Red Mansions, even if you know the details of the plot by heart, you can still read it with relish wherever you turn the page.

Tomb Robbery Notes" is more terrifying than ghosts and gods is the ...... of people's hearts

Thick black studies, theories from all walks of life, every time they mislead people, only Li Zongwu's iron theory will not mislead people.

Grandma", "West Street" and "Wujia Alley" have memories of childhood, reading reminds me of my own childhood.

Four masterpieces! Because of the rich content, vivid characters, and strong comprehensive literary skills. Charismatic, infectious special. The depth, the height is superb. Learning is a common feature! The aesthetic philosophy of Dream of Red Mansions is unique. No matter which one you never get tired of reading!

From one to infinity, a very remarkable book. Let people read and read again and again, and never get tired of watching it.

After reading the books I wanted to read for a while, "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", "Dream of Red Mansions", "Ordinary World", "Life", "White Deer Plain", "Muslim Funeral", "Red Star Shines on China".

The Ferryman", "Pride and Prejudice" and "The Story of the Sahara" are my favorite re-readings, and I like Sanmao's free and easy personality.

Each of Lu Xun's short stories is worth reading and re-reading, and every time you read it, you will read a different taste, Kong Yiji, Runtu, Wei Lianzhen, Lu Xun's characters are the same as Lu Xun's own state of mind, always mixed tastes. I have read Lu Xun's "Hometown" many times, I read it when I didn't leave home, I read it when I left home to go to college, and I read it again after I ran around for a few years after graduation, and every time I read it, the things I read are different, there are nostalgia, there are indignation, and there is helplessness, so I also believed the last words of Lu Xun, he said: "I think, hope is that it doesn't matter what it is, it doesn't matter what it doesn't matter."

It is like the way of the earth; In fact, there was no road on the earth, but when many people walked, it became a road. ”

"Dream of Red Mansions" I have different feelings every time I read it, "The Siege" The more I read it, the more interesting it becomes, "Pride and Prejudice" I have to read it every time I go home during the winter and summer vacations, and I read it in one go, "Les Miserables" was shocked for the first time! ‍‍

Lu Yao's "Ordinary World" is an idealistic and romantic masterpiece. In '96, I read it for 7 winter nights in a row, and I couldn't let go of it for a long time. In April 1986, "Ordinary World" (Part II) was published.

This epoch-making work, which was broadcast on the People's Radio Station before it was written, inspired generations of young people to strive for self-improvement with its epic social depiction and exaltation of idealism in human nature, and can be called a dazzling pearl in the history of contemporary Chinese literature.

Decision Making and Judgment", a book about human decision-making strategies and misunderstandings. Not rigid, nor lacking in scientific evidence. You can read it in conjunction with "Grotesque Behavior" and "Don't Be a Normal Fool". I thought it was very interesting and taught me that life is all about thinking carefully and making decisions.

"Walden", no reason, just because every time I read it, I feel like my soul has been washed. Every time I feel bad, I take it out of the bookshelf and look at it, and after reading it, I can continue to live without being shocked. ‍‍

Six Tales of Floating Life" Shen Fu, I don't know how many times I've read it. I just want to say that the book is really too real, real to the bones of life.

Chai Jing's "Seeing" is written in a calm and unpretentious manner, and there are points that make me think in every chapter, and the feeling of not being able to bear to read it at once is really amazing. When you read each chapter several times, because of the different feelings you were in at the time, you will come to a completely different perception from before, as if a new world has been opened again. When the heart is touched, you can see, you can see the content in the book, and you can see the world in the heart. ‍‍

Bacon on Life. It's actually a classic, and frankly, I really copied the book almost in its entirety. I don't know how many people are still reading the classics in today's age of information.

Actually, I just wanted to refine a few valuable sentences at first. But refining and refining, I found that the whole book was refined, it was really because every sentence entered my heart, although there are many books on the street now, but really good books are as hard to find as real confidants. The only one on my list of books today is because it's really worth it.

Confucian classics: "The Analects", "University", "The Mean" three articles, Huainanzi, "The Book of Bao Ren'an" in "Historical Records", there are several articles in "Ancient Literature and Views", "Travelogues", "Dream of Red Mansions" I have read many times, only once I have read it, and ***'s "Theory of Contradiction" and "Theory of Practice" have been read the most.

Many people think that reading books cannot be utilitarian, and once they are utilitarian, then the book is just going through it in their minds, and they don't get into the heart. But I think that if reading has no purpose, no utilitarianism, and we don't want to get anything from books, or can't get anything from reading, then we have no basis for our determination to study hard from a young age, that is, if there is no foundation (basic driving force), then how can the edifice exist? Therefore, the purpose of my reading is very simple, I want to find the tools from the book to know myself and understand myself, to understand human nature, to understand human nature, and to adapt to society and development.

Just for a better survival. I'm not an isolated learner or thinker, I'm going to refine the knowledge that goes into my brain and then I put it out into my brain, into social networks**, and I'm going to be tested by the public and challenged by other readers in the intellectual market. I need to stand up to discussion and debate.

At the same time, to achieve reading monetization, driven by utilitarian reading, not only to reap the benefits of reading, but also to harvest knowledge accumulation. The following are the questions I often ask myself in the reading process with utilitarian reading as the basic driving force, I hope it will be useful to you: 1. Clarify the author's writing intention and theme.

2. What do I want to gain from this book. 3. Be able to paraphrase the parts of the book that are useful to yourself or others in your own words. 4. How to write reading insights for this book, and how to write to get readers' likes and collections, so that they can get reading benefits.

There is no shame in utilitarian reading, it can stimulate your reading potential.

People who can look at problems from 10 angles must be more likely to have insight into the essence of things than people who can only see things from one angle, and this is the difference in cognitive ability. Evolution has given us a brain that can continue to learn, allowing us to learn from past experiences and draw lessons to achieve cognitive evolution.

Reading the classics is the best way to make our knowledge of the rapid evolution of our knowledge, each book hides a different dimension to open the problem, and each book also hides the wisdom of life of a different author. Books are a "metaverse" of knowledge, and they allow you to quickly gain access to different perspectives and experiences.

Today, Zhan Lujun has compiled 10 classic books for you to upgrade your cognition and their intensive reading classes to help you harvest the fun of knowledge and achieve cognitive upgrading!

Tribute to the masters. Evolve through learning and review.

Shu Taifeng's "Poor Charlie's Treasure Book" intensive reading class.

Warren Buffett said, "Munger allowed me to evolve from an orangutan to a human at an extraordinary rate. Before the publication of "Poor Charlie's Book", people always thought it was Buffett's humble words, but after reading this book, people became more and more aware of Munger's greatness.

There are at least three points in him that are worth learning from ordinary people, the first is his scientific view of wealth, which is that he let Buffett learn to buy high-growth companies with the right **, so as to achieve Berkshire's legendary investment performance. The second is his outlook on life, like the ancient Chinese scholars, he cultivated his mind internally and benefited the society externally. The third is his thirst for knowledge, he is studious and erudite, he can always gain insight into the essence of the question from multiple perspectives, and his method of learning and thinking is talked about.

However, "Poor Charlie's Book" is still a little lacking in the content systematization, so we specially invited Mr. Shu Taifeng, a partner of Chongyang Investment, to take you to understand Munger with 20 lectures, and use Munger's eight methods of mind and thinking to start your journey of cognitive upgrading of wealth and life.

Tan Hao's "Principles" intensive reading class.

For more than 40 years, Bridgewater's founder, Ray Dalio, has been reflecting on pain and writing down the record of the review into more than 500 principles to form the book "Principles". If you wish to establish your own principles and maintain the ability to know and do. Well, "Principles" can be said to be the most appropriate, it is to upgrade your underlying operating system, help you speed up the speed of evolution, over time, like a snowball, so that your advantages become more and more obvious.

In the intensive reading class of "Principles", Mr. Tan Hao, a well-known investor and founder of Peter Mingqi Asset Management, will introduce you to the 12 rings of the evolution of individuals and organizations, and the 36 fulcrum principles under it, and he will help you master the gold mine of Dalio thought through 45 lectures.