Yesterday's World

If there is a letter sent to heaven, I would like to write to this melancholy and sad old man that the peace you once longed for in the next few decades can temporarily exist, at least in most countries such as Europe. However, I believe Zweig has already had this understanding, as he said, "A big tree can be cut down, but its seeds can continue." When looking at anything, if you extend the time axis, there will be reincarnation. I just feel deeply that the author's last days were those years when he experienced personality abuse. If it had been ten years later, maybe there would still be light in his eyes, right? Cherish our peace.

But no matter what, every shadow is still a child of light, and only those who have experienced light and darkness, peace and war, prosperity and decline can be considered to have truly lived. ——"Yesterday's World"

It's great. Important figures from all walks of life in the 20th century, such as Zweig, Freud, Dali, and Bernard Shaw, talk about it in the book. Watching the encounters of these celebrities gives you an inexplicable sense of immediacy.

I saw the recommendation in "Vegetable and Meat Wontons" and it was so late that I came across this famous book. The author uses his own personal experience to describe what he saw in Europe during the First and Second World Wars. This is a good country, with so many Europeans pursuing art and advocating beauty. Their beautiful lives were shattered by war. I hate those who start wars. Peace is precious at all times, especially for the general public. In an era without peace, there will be no conditions for settling down and living.

This book is based on the author's personal experience and depicts that turbulent era, allowing readers to deeply feel the weight of history. With his unique perspective and writing style, Zweig showed the ups and downs of personal destiny in the great era. He provides profound insights into the characters' behaviors and inner lives, giving us a truer understanding of the people of that era. This is not only a book about the past, but also an inspiration for our present and future.

Zweig had already worked very hard to live and adapt to war life, but during the war years, it was really difficult for the common people.

With a touch of nostalgia and appeal, either moist or clear, towards the innocent and rich old times in the author's memory. Who would say that Europeans don't have their own Tokyo Dream?

War is a meat grinder, and all civilizations are vulnerable to it. Cherish peace and cherish life!

I have seen the rise and fall of an era. There are countless outstanding people here who are full of artistic atmosphere, but they are fleeting and the world is impermanent. It seems like it only takes a moment from heaven to hell. The spiritual freedom pursued by human beings is so close to the destruction of reality, like a dream, and I feel that peace is the most precious! After reading, I also became interested in World War I and World War II. Only by facing history can we understand human nature and reality better!

In times of turmoil, both the East and the West are similar.

After reading this book, I can understand why Zweig committed suicide

I like Zweig, recommended

I am so envious when I see the peaceful world! Not finished yet After reading it, my chest felt clogged and my throat was stuck. I don't know enough to comment, but I like reading this book very much. I read it at work, after get off work, and while sleeping. Why I only read this book now is because I haven't read enough. Halfway through watching it, I felt like I fell in love with Ci Lige, his talent, the depth of his thoughts, and his looks.