A Garden with Forking Paths

The riddle is the answer itself, so it will not appear in the text. Yu Zhun killed Albert and left a riddle to Britain. This riddle is Schubert himself. The Garden with Forking Paths does not mention time and inserts the story in an orderly manner. The multiple possibilities of one choice are the mystery of time.

Borges, whose name has been admired for a long time. This work "The Garden of Forking Paths" was accidentally mentioned before in the history of foreign literature, mentioning a Chinese named Yu Huai, and the oriental imagery involved in it. But in fact, after reading it intermittently over the past few days, what impressed me most about this collection of novels was the Circular Ruins and the Library of Babel. What is the nature of the world. There are actually many answers, it could even be the library. In a hexagonal, beehive-like, boundless library (some people may think that libraries have boundaries), you can know anything you want to know. But books are infinite, and the universe is infinite. Books are limited, and the universe has boundaries. But humans can never finish reading these books, and humans can never reach the edge of the universe... These contradictions are intertwined and extremely fascinating. So "the universe is reasonable, and the universe suddenly has endless hope." In the circular ruins, "he knew with relief, shame, and fear that he was also a phantom, a phantom in another person's dream." Like the garden, "time" was explored. Because Ben Ren has always been fond of this kind of "time"-themed works. Since time keeps moving forward, then if there is such a secret garden with many paths, will the ending change every time you make a choice and walk into a path you have never set foot on? In fact, I don't understand the ending of the garden. I'll take a closer look at it if I have a chance in the future.

📖Watched another episode, I like it so much... I could like it to the point of being stunned Circular ruins, Library of Babel, garden with forking paths Cologne, Babylonian Rules, Retrograde Branches, Reticulated Time

At one time I made one decision, and at the same time I made another; I was your friend and your enemy. On the forked road, I will always go left, but in different dimensions, I will choose the left, right, middle, or not take the forked road. It's like a spider web, the center is me, every edge of the spider web is me or not me, everyone thinks so

After reading "Tron, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius" three times, I seemed to think I understood it, but in fact I only scratched the surface. After reading it (Pierre Menard, the author of "Quixote"), I couldn't understand it at all. I just thought it was Borges sharing his writing methods, and I deeply felt it when writing novels. After reading "The Circular Ruins" I was a little confused, but I was able to understand the content of the text and some of Borges's ideological expressions. After reading "The Babylon Lottery" I can understand and express it more clearly. After reading "Analysis of Herbert Quine's Works", I started to wonder what the meaning of the two works analysis is? After reading "The Library of Babel", you can already understand what Borges wants to express. When I took the time to read the last part of the book, "The Garden of Forking Paths", I suddenly realized that there was a labyrinth garden in the book.

In that virtual garden, I was countless fragments of myself today.

Under what circumstances can a book become infinite? I think there is only one possibility, and that is to cycle endlessly, over and over again.

It's magical and fantasy, with colorful rhetoric. I don't know what words can describe the thoughts in my heart, because the various ingenious words seem to strike the keys to weave a clever piece of music. I don't know how to describe it. The many "coincidences" (not necessarily, but the author's ingenuity) are worthy of careful consideration and careful consideration.

The real book is really amazing

Later critics said, "Borges' novel creation does not create a completely independent field of games and conjectures, but makes ambiguity and interest clear in all thinking activities."

It's a bit vague and too advanced, but "The Garden of Forking Paths" is really amazing. I thought it was a story about choices when I looked at the name. When I read it, I realized that it was a book. After reading it, I found that it was a story of intertwined time and a single-line life with infinite possibilities.

The writing style of this book is unique and full of imagination and philosophical thinking. The writing is concise and poetic, and the story is short and concise, but it can leave people with endless aftertaste. Just like walking in a garden with forked paths, every choice may lead you to a different ending, making people marvel at the infinite possibilities of life. Borges's words always touch people's hearts and make me think more deeply about time, destiny and human nature. Recommended to friends who like to explore philosophy and literature.

I really like the author's writing style

Time does not just move forward linearly, but spreads like a network. The present corresponds to countless choices in the past and also indicates endless changes in the future.

It is recommended to feed the AI ​​what you don't understand and then ask it based on your own doubts. There is no need to insist that you must understand it. It is normal to have doubts.

It's beautiful, I'm shocked, it's indeed a masterpiece, Peng is really awesome!

Philosophy about time

It's like a dream. He talks about whatever he dreams about. I dream about it wherever I see it.

Although this kind of book is very short, it is indeed a bit difficult!

It's a bit obscure, so I'll stick with it until I read it. Look at writers among writers, what's going on? But he is really experienced in the skill of description.

A garden with bifurcated paths, less than 7,000 words but with endless aftertaste

Very philosophical, Borges's philosophical universe is very interesting! "The Circular Ruins" and "The Garden of Forking Paths" are often read and updated frequently

Very philosophical.

There is only one way to understand Borges - to be faster than him, or at least at the same speed

Moments in the hand are collected forever when held tightly.

Awesome. It feels like it has opened the door to a new world for me.

The most rational, advanced, rigorous, and timeless masterpiece!