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The pioneering work of group psychology! This book is hailed as one of the "20 Books That Changed the World". In this book, the author discusses the psychological and emotional characteristics of groups, researching and discussing them in a purely scientific way: group psychology has completely different psychological characteristics from "rational" individuals. Different groups have completely different psychological characteristics. In the book, the author makes a ground-breaking research conclusion: Most of the behaviors of groups have an instinctive, unique, and mechanically simple consistency in spirit. After reading this book, you will have in-depth study and thinking about the group unconscious and so on.

The writing style of this book is very straightforward, the author's views are clear, and the discussion is organized. He analyzed group psychology in simple and easy-to-understand language, which reminded me of "1984", both of which explore social phenomena and human nature. However, "The Crowd" focuses more on group behavior, while "1984" focuses more on the plight of individuals in society. I think this book is very helpful for us to understand social phenomena, especially in today's era of information explosion, we need to remain rational and not be influenced by group thinking. Have you read "1984"? We can discuss it together.

Have you ever had such an experience? Sometimes your choices are driven by everyone's trends and not from your heart, and there are many similar choices. I have experienced, and this is the very typical "rabble" behavior mentioned in Le Pen's book. Nietzsche said that those who live in isolation are either madmen or philosophers. This statement hits the nail on the head and illustrates people's herd mentality. It is easy for us to lose our own individuality in a group and do things that are in the best interest of the group. This is the power of Le Pen. By observing many people, he has established a unique school of group psychology.

This is a work on popular psychology. It is not only one of the must-read books for studying psychology, but also has reference value for readers in other fields. For example, the book explains criminal groups, criminal tendencies, etc., Which will also be of great reference value to readers studying law. Therefore, this book is worth reading for scholars in various fields. In addition to covering a wide range of fields, the language style of the book is also a major feature. The author uses easy-to-understand language to introduce to readers more profound psychological knowledge such as groups and the characteristics of group psychology to help readers understand.

Analyzing from the perspective of group psychology, what is the force behind various social phenomena that supports the group? Although some parts of this book are a bit extremely biased, it does not prevent it from becoming a famous book for learning. It writes about the characteristics and manifestations of group psychology in a very detailed and down-to-earth manner. It has a very deep control over the psychological characteristics and manifestations of groups, but some of its views are biased.

As the pioneering work of group psychology, this book is known as one of the "20 books that changed the world". In this book, the author discusses the psychological and emotional characteristics of groups, researching and discussing them in a purely scientific way: group psychology has completely different psychological characteristics from "rational" individuals. Different groups have completely different psychological characteristics. In the book, the author makes a ground-breaking research conclusion: Most of the behaviors of groups have an instinctive, unique, and mechanically simple consistency in spirit. After reading this book, you will have in-depth study and thinking about the group unconscious and so on.

What a great book. This book is the foundation of group psychology and is known as one of the "20 books that changed the world." The book describes the collective mentality extremely delicately, examines the special psychology and way of thinking of the group, and especially provides an incisive analysis of the different psychology of individuals and groups. It has had a huge impact on people's understanding of the role of collective behavior and thinking on social psychology. The book has novel ideas and vivid language, making it a must-read for researchers of group behavior.

The Chinese translation into "The Crowd" is really a stroke of genius. Nothing can sum up the characteristics of a group more vividly than these four words. In short, once a person joins a group, his or her IQ will decrease, and rationality will be useless in a group. Groups are primarily driven by their racial soul, their ancestral inheritance, and the racial soul is the sum total of those inheritance. The rules that must be followed in race and daily life are the mysterious masters who influence our destiny.

It's a good book. It analyzes the behavior of many groups and individuals. There are advantages and disadvantages for individuals to integrate into the group. The title of the book is also good.

This book explains various group psychology to us through examples, and the language is not obscure. It is a very good book.