Mad Men Speak: a Manual for Mental Hospital Doctors

It's really great. How can I put it? The analysis of human nature is really good. Fang Yuqi and Fang Yu are really at odds. There is also Xie Bi who affects three people. . . The whole book exudes a profound sadness. After reading it, I felt like I was sinking into water, and I felt like the world was going to be hopeless.

I've never cried so much while reading a romance novel [crying] They are not mentally ill, they are just a group of normal people with their own difficulties.

I accidentally saw this physical book from a classmate. I think it is really good. I feel that my taste will improve after reading this book😭 and I want to read the follow-up, really

At first, I shed tears unconsciously. It didn't feel as cruel as a bloody novel, but I kept crying. After looking at it, I realized that it was helplessness towards those patients. Because a mental hospital is a place to treat people, I always feel that I have not been cured since I entered it. It is clear that they are mentally ill, but it always feels like they are not sick. Seeing the doctors desperately trying to cure him, but ending up helpless in the end, I really couldn't bear it. I always felt that it was the whole world that made them become like this [crying][crying][crying][crying]

Mom threw away my doll, My father beat me into a cripple, My brother laughed at me for not knowing the heights of the sky; And she is the only one who has good intentions towards me, But suddenly there was no news. I went to find her like crazy, Search and search... Finally, We meet on the Naihe Bridge.

An accidental opportunity brought me into contact with the novel "Madman Says: Notes of a Mental Hospital Doctor", and I sympathized with the mental symptoms and social relationships in most of the chapters. I still remember "the bipolar pianist who was wandering between life and death because of his sense of beauty" and "falling into love for his grandmother" "Children" who are unable to save themselves in the quagmire of hatred, "Uko who is not loved and accepted by his mother and voluntarily gives up his personality", "pure and introverted yet extremely passionate and unique secret love", "the battle between good and evil, morality and conscience", "the guilty patient and the happy murderer's son in the carnival feast". The author's most impressive point of view is that for a child to be happy, his parents must also be happy. Another sentence that always caused me to think repeatedly but still felt that it was not fully understood was at the end of the novel the author quoted Tsvetaeva's poem "I like that this heavy earth will never disappear from our feet."

I have only read half of the book, but my mental journey has already gone through many twists and turns. The beginning, the end, and the middle chapters are really worth recalling.

Fang Yuke has always wanted to be recognized in front of his mother and make her love him even more, but what her mother loves is not his elder brother but his younger brother with excellent grades. The only person who loves Fang Yuke is not his parents, but his split younger brother.

This book is not about mental illness, but it tears human nature into pieces and lays it out naked in the sun, making people terrified and even unable to look straight at it! He shines brightly because of the endless darkness behind him. We can't escape because there are all "normal people" in that endless darkness.

This book is really well written. I am a patient with bipolar disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder in my life. I really feel some resonance in this book. The people in the book speak for me what I have never said in my heart.

After reading this book, I have no words to describe the shock it gave me. It allowed me to see a different spiritual world, which is crazy, shocking, and extremely curious. This book is about small stories, but the people in each story are connected together. A cello artist with bipolar disorder who plays the piano wantonly in the heavy rain and refuses to accept any flaws in front of the mirror. There is Bi Bi who is trapped in that game called water because of the shadow of her childhood but cannot get out. There is Fang Yuke, who developed a second personality and was willing to kill himself in order to satisfy his parents. … There is a psychiatrist who is struggling with himself and has changed his medical views because of an old incident. There is also Xie Bi who has infinite happiness due to mental illness. He has happiness that no one else can obtain, so they use words and slander to destroy him and kill him... At the beginning, I just regarded it as an interesting story, but gradually I became empathetic to the characters in it, or I became immersed in it. How can this be called a mental patient? They are obviously miserable people. If you like listening to stories, then read this book. Don't be too empathetic, otherwise you will suffer... Finally, these stories are just examples. We should pay attention to this group, and we should also protect ourselves. Maybe they don't want to hurt us, but this is a part he cannot control.

It's super nice. I hope there will be more books like this in the future. Each chapter is an independent story. When you stare into the abyss, the abyss is also looking at you.

Shocking... This book really has a deep meaning

Recommended by a good friend! This is really a good book. I haven't finished reading it yet, but I can't help but comment. The first chapter has aroused my strong curiosity. It is so read. The conversations and inner thoughts are so immersive and heavy... There is a feeling of feeling their contradictory thoughts but not being able to feel them. Well, I just don't know how to explain it. Maybe it will be easier to understand if I have experienced it. I have only read a third of it so far. I will review it again after I finish it! I feel it is already a work of art! After reading it, Mu Ge is simply a god! It's a bit uncomfortable but I won't spoil it anymore. It's a really great book and I highly recommend it!! I will buy the physical book and read it!

It's really nice to have a physical book

My head is a little confused, I want to brush d a few more times (ŐдŐ๑)

They are not sick. What is sick is the world. Their symptoms exist because of their needs, and the purpose of treatment is to enable these patients to adapt to society, integrate into the world, and integrate into this "sick" world. [Almost crying]

Tears kept rolling in his eyes. There are many things in this world beyond my cognition, not only the evil that I can't imagine, but also the purity beyond my cognition. He smiled just because he saw a butterfly.

Special recommendation: It shows the spiritual world of mental patients. Each story seems to be independent, but in fact it is connected from end to end. The last time I read it was 22 years ago. Second recommendation. Highly recommended! [Powerful]

Very good looking, highly recommended, but I'm particularly sorry for Fang Yuke😭😭

It is very real. Every story is very good. It is said to be a real event. The characters are well created and the human touch is written out. Some are infuriating and some are distressing. Anyway, they can make people empathize. It is highly recommended to read it. However, if you don't like to read professional terms, I don't recommend reading it. There are quite a lot of professional terms. I didn't understand some of the professional terms, but I won't find it boring. Those who don't like to read professional terms may find it boring. All in all, highly recommended!

Maybe each of us has another self in our heart.

This book gave me a deeper understanding of psychopaths. The stories in the book reveal their inner struggles and pain, as well as their unique talents and brilliance of humanity. I like that cellist, his story makes me feel sad, and at the same time I admire his dedication to music. This book made me understand that we should treat those who are different from us with a more tolerant and caring attitude.

There is a physical book, so it looks good

I really like "Crazy Man"! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

I saw sparks falling, I saw boils rotting on human malice, I lit up a small light, I don't know how long it can last. But with light, there will always be people who can see the darkness. So the light spreads little by little, and it can always connect into a sea of ​​fireflies.

The genius is on the left and the madman is on the right. Every story is very touching, especially the story of Xie Bi. The carnival of the whole people also connects everything. It is worth watching.

I feel empathy. I really like Xie Bi's optimism. I really hope that I can always be a happy prince and beautiful butterfly like Xie Bi.

The writing is delicate and immersive. I like psychology.

Well written, easy to sympathize with, makes me cry to death