Books About Learning
Let's just say that we want to be involved in involution. Do your family members have any recommendations? Say important things three times. I want to learn! ! ! I want to learn! ! ! I want to learn! ! ! Please take a detour for those who have nothing to do with you.
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2025.12.15.10.00 When doing good deeds, do what you can. Don't regard yourself as a savior. The world doesn't need you to save it. If you feel unhappy, don't take responsibility for what you imagine. Pleasure takes precedence over duty, and no one wants to be helped by grief. The greatest charity is not the money you donate, but the state when you donate the money; it is not the things you donate, but the attitude when you donate the things. Would you be afraid if this incident was broadcast live for everyone to see? If you're afraid, don't do it. No matter how elegantly you do evil, you still do evil. No matter how despicable a way is to do good, you still do good. The so-called saints are actually ordinary people who have been pretending all their lives, pretending as much as they can. After pretending all your life, you are really a good person. If you can't even make legal money in your lifetime, why should you make illegal money? If you have the guts, you should finish earning legal money first. The world's energy is conserved. If you don't advertise the former, no one will position you as the latter. The root cause is still within yourself. A person's maturity is not judged by his attitude when facing praise, but by his psychology when facing criticism. If you never feel anything wrong when faced with praise, then why do you feel worried when someone criticizes you occasionally? Many people in the world misunderstand what Buddhism calls "enduring humiliation" and think it means "enduring humiliation." In fact, the first meaning of "enduring humiliation" is to endure praise. If you don't want to take criticism from strangers seriously, you should hold public praise from strangers to the same standard. Vice versa. You feel that those who criticize you have misunderstood you, but have you ever thought that sometimes even praise is due to misunderstanding? But at that time, why did you accept it so calmly and never have trouble falling asleep because of it? Therefore, if you occasionally get a few criticisms, that's what you are destined to receive, so don't worry about it all day long. Summary: Use law teachers to educate students to carry out philosophical education. It's also a pretty good book. I originally thought it was about popularizing the law, but I didn't expect it to be about philosophical thinking.
This book is like listening to a kind and knowledgeable teacher to explain your doubts in life. Although I am not a law student, I have learned a lot. Let me share some of my favorite passages in the article: Life is like an answer sheet. Many times, we are not sure about the correct answer, and we need to constantly eliminate wrong answers to discover the ultimate truth. There are some things you don't have to ask. Just do it. There is no need to rush for some results. Just wait. In a limited life, we should not always make up for past regrets, but should open up more surprises in the future. Most of life, in fact, is not about pursuing things you like, but staying away from things you don't like. As long as you are sure that something should be done, don't think about how much it will cost. The purpose of reading is to improve our knowledge, not to pick up a book list and complete the level. "But you just don't have the ability to help everyone you meet. When doing good deeds, you should do whatever you can. Don't regard yourself as a savior. The world does not need you to save it." If our attitude toward the world depends on the worst things done by the worst people, rather than the kindest things done by the kindest people, we and darkness are one. "Accumulate knowledge with the intention of accumulating wealth, and pursue morality with the intention of seeking fame and fortune."
After reading the reply letter written by Professor Chen Shaowen for young law students, I feel very benefited. Not only are the views novel, but the origins of the novel views are also systematically explained. Especially how to form your own knowledge system structure through reading. For people who have the habit of reading, they may have read a lot of books but they may not necessarily establish their own cognitive perspective. Maybe it is just because they have read so many books that the various opinions are mixed in the brain and become more confused. After reading these words of Professor Chen Shaowen, I suddenly felt enlightened. Then I found all his books and prepared to read them carefully.
This book is like a kind mentor, answering questions and solving doubts for young lawyers through letters. The content in the book covers various problems that lawyers may encounter in their studies, careers, etc., And provides a lot of practical suggestions and guidance. What impressed me deeply was the "lawyer's way of doing things" mentioned in the book. It reminded me of Atticus in "To Kill a Mockingbird", who also insisted on law and justice in his own way.
Each article is well written, answers many confusions in life, and quotes a lot of content which is also very classic. Great praise!
The words that touch the soul are worth reading. It seems that I have found a way out!