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The content of this book is really rich! The author tells it from the three dimensions of civilization, capital and investment, which gave me a more comprehensive understanding of investment. Moreover, he uses an easy-to-understand way to analyze the investment logic accumulated in history, which I think is quite helpful to me. This reminds me of "Poor Charlie's Almanac", which also talks about investment philosophy in simple and easy-to-understand language. However, I don't like that some chapters in the book are too theoretical. It would be nice if there were more case studies. Overall, this is a book worth reading.
Every dollar bill and every person is part of the financial world. As financial participants, it is difficult for us to truly understand him
Good taste of history, culture, economic development and the relationship with capital