A Reeducation Through Labor: An Autobiography
劳改自传
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 234k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
55Chapters
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There are too many truths. This book is suitable for men around 30 years old. I have just turned 17, and I have gained a lot. When I read it, it was like someone older than me, but not much, was expressing pity for the people who came after me. I hope you (me) understand these things. It has little educational significance. I don't give it five stars, but it is deeply rooted in people's hearts. Very realistic and factual
I feel that the author is very sober, and some of his words made me understand why I have always been in a passive position in relationships. He is good at analyzing changes in situations and finding the path that suits him best. This is what I want to learn from.
This is more like a reference book than an autobiography. The founder of Bridgewater Associates wrote a book called "Principles". The structure is that the first half is his autobiography, and the second half is his work philosophy and life philosophy, which is very similar to the structure of this book. Therefore, although the story of this book is wonderful, the author's understanding is the real highlight. In any case, this is a real treasure. Without passion, love, dreams and success, the bloody reality makes people feel "alive" in a real sense. I admire the depth of the author's thoughts, and he has a relatively complete understanding of society, unlike most people who live like zombies, doing nothing all their lives, and can only die in confusion in the end. This is a book that shouldn't appear on Tomato. This kind of book shouldn't even be an e-book because you can't chew it slowly, mark it on the book at any time, and write down your own resonance and insights. I am truly excited and grateful to have discovered this book.
I can only say that taking a look at it will improve your understanding to a certain extent.
Thanks to the author for his teachings, which have benefited me a lot. Many truths in life have been narrated by the author. Becomes easier to understand, the writing is smooth and beautiful, The only flaw is that the article is not broken down into paragraphs. All in all, it is a good book.
The content is of great reference value. Thoughts candid enough. Makes sense.
Why was it removed from the shelves before? It shocked me.
It successfully made me realize how complicated love is, and it's fine to live alone
Success made me realize that I no longer want to marry a wife.
The experience of our predecessors is always worth learning from