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This book is a comprehensive book on asking questions. It puts forward the direction of good questions and some frameworks for asking questions, so as to find out the comprehensiveness of the problem. But now I have a doubt. Generally, there are many reasons for a problem. Although the framework can be used to find out what problems it has, is there a way of asking questions that can find out the most fundamental reason?

This is a book that helps students develop critical thinking. It is suitable for teachers in expository writing classes to help students improve their critical thinking skills, learn to look at problems dialectically, accept opinions, and teach us how to output a correct argument, cite appropriate proofs and arguments, and finally summarize the point of view. In short, this is a good book that teaches us how to create an expository essay. At the same time, in other critical thinking courses, it can also be used as an expansion book to help students learn to identify the credibility and authenticity of opinions in the world, develop correct rational thinking abilities, and a gold-digging way of thinking to discover shining ideas in the world.

Great book, I didn't expect the questions to be so informative.