Everyone, please send me the first few books on your bookshelf to read. Don't ask why. Asking is just asking for free. Ahem, just kidding. Let me start with the beginning. Mine is in this one and that one. You can read it for yourself. I'm going to sneak away (secretly watching your bookshelf👻)
I think my book is interesting and I like the idea more. Arithmetic alchemy, there is another question, I don't know if I am careless, the author made a mistake in calculation, haha//book_ids=6865939754232318984
These books have interesting themes and are relatively novel. They are not particularly long. You can read them (´-ω-`)//book_ids=6834330213539646478,649781 4045683354638,6807694713756322820,6850072061499411469,6867358495046372366
I highly recommend "Anthology of Funny Meanings": Laugh and see life clearly. If you haven't read this set of "Anthology of Funny Meanings", then you may have missed the most interesting workplace reading this year - no, not just the workplace, but life. From episodes 207 to 212, these six stories are like six mirrors, reflecting the shadow of each of us struggling in the trivial daily life. They use absurd writing methods to describe the truth, and use humor to wrap up the profoundness, making you laugh and laugh, but then suddenly become silent - because the person being ridiculed seems to be you. ---Why is it worth seeing? Because every article is dissecting "us". In "Memory Beautification Filter", isn't that brain that paints the past glittering with gold, us? It was clear that I worked overtime and doubted my life, but a few years later, when I recalled it, I thought, "That period of struggle was so beautiful." The brain is a good scriptwriter, specializing in adding soft light to our lives. "Psychological Suggestion Experiment" is even more cruel - after being told that you are Superman, can you really fly? You thought you could, but it wasn't until you stood on the roof that you discovered that you couldn't. Are those "you are excellent" encouragements in the workplace nourishing or flattering? This story makes you laugh and think again. But what really wows me are these four recent articles - --- [Episode 209: Periodic Table of Emotions] Comparing emotions to chemical elements, I give full marks to this idea. Ma Ming was assigned to the "Organizational Emotion Management Section" and received a "Periodical Table of Emotions", which was densely marked: Mr. Zhang was Fe on Monday morning (livid face), Manager Lin was Na (excited) on Wednesday afternoon, and Sister Li was always stable at Mg (mildly irritable)... The most amazing thing is the "emotional chemical reaction": when Fe2O3 (anger) meets Na (excitement), it will cause violent oxidation, and when Al(OH)3 (smirk) and Fe3O4 (fury) meet, it will produce a neutralization reaction. Salesman Zhao's Au (arrogant) is an inert metal that hardly reacts with any substance - just like the colleague next to you who always cares about himself and brags, completely ignoring the feelings of others. This story is a joke on the surface, but it actually asks a heart-breaking question: What do we lose when we try to use formulas and periodic tables to deconstruct human emotions? The answer is at the end of the story: "Emotions are not chemical elements, they are people." Suitable for the crowd: Everyone who observes people's words and emotions in the workplace, and everyone who is observed by others. ---[Episode 210: Subconscious Protest] If you have been having strange dreams recently, you must watch this episode. Chen Mo dreamed for several days that he was being promoted and had a raise in salary, but every time he reached out to receive the notice, the picture would be distorted - the boss's face was deformed, and the promotion letter turned into a pile of PPTs, overwhelming him and burying him. After he woke up, he recorded his dreams and slowly discovered that his subconscious was telling him in the most straightforward way what he had suppressed in reality. "You are not sleepwalking, you are saying things in your dreams that you dare not say during the day." This sentence is like a knife, piercing the hearts of countless working people. Those retorts that were swallowed back in meetings, those smiles that were squeezed out in front of the boss, those grievances behind "I'm fine", "I understand" and "I'll change it again" eventually turned into monsters in dreams. The most touching part of this episode is that Chen Mo finally said in reality, "I'm not fighting for anything, I'm just stating the facts." Then he discovered that the boss was not as scary as in his dream. Leaders are also human beings with their difficulties and limitations. Suitable for: Everyone who has ever woken up in the middle of the night with their heart racing, everyone who has swallowed back their words. ---[Episode 211: Account and Password Reincarnation] This episode made me laugh out loud and make me cry, and it also made me feel sad. Zhao Zhiyuan is tortured by various passwords every day - company systems, personal emails, social accounts, shopping websites... Every reset is a nightmare. But the most amazing thing is that no matter how complex the password he sets, it will eventually return to the same number: 0214, the birthday of his first love. "It's not because he can't forget that person, it's because he can't forget himself who is willing to remember a string of numbers for a person." There is a wonderful detail in the story: his wife has long known about his "password reincarnation", and instead of being angry, she silently changed all his passwords to 0214 - because in this way, he will not forget. This reversal raises the profile of the whole story: it turns out that accepting everything about a person, including his past, is true love. And when he finally wanted to remember his wedding anniversary at the end of the story, the reader laughed and cried. Suitable for the crowd: Everyone who has been tortured by passwords, everyone who hides someone in their heart, everyone who is being pushed forward by life. ---[Episode 212: Subscription Service Trap] This may be the episode that will make you "right in the seat" the most. Levi clicked "Free trial for 30 days" and then he couldn't get out. The cancel button was hidden behind the five-level menu, and the system was always "busy"; he finally found the entrance, but was persuaded to quit by saying "cancel now without refund"; he finally made up his mind to cancel, and found that there was still an annual membership that was automatically renewing; after canceling the annual membership, he activated the dormant monthly membership... He spent more than 500 yuan every month on various subscriptions that he "forgot to cancel", and 6,000 yuan a year, which is enough to buy a new mobile phone. The company is even more exaggerated - the marketing department, technology department, human resources department, administration department, finance department, each department is paying subscription fees that they "forgot to cancel". The boss lamented: "This wasted money is enough to pay all employees a month's salary." The end of this episode is a stroke of genius: Levi spent a year, finally canceled one subscription, and then discovered that there was another one. He finally understood: "The trap of subscription services is endless. You can never cancel it. Just like you can never forget the birthday of your first love, just like you can never escape the routine of life." Suitable for the crowd: Everyone who has three or five members who forgot to cancel lying on their mobile phone, everyone who has been cheated by automatic renewal, everyone who still believes in "free trial". ---Why does it impress you? Because this set of stories is all about you. That first love you can't forget, those photos you can't delete, those subscriptions you can't cancel, those words you resisted in dreams and swallowed back in reality, those Monday mornings you spend every day looking at the faces of your colleagues—all are in this set of stories. They wrap the truest core with absurd clothing and write the most heart-wrenching truth with humor. After reading each article, you will be silent for a few seconds, and then say in your heart: Damn it, you are talking about me. And the most rare thing is that there is a "moral warning" at the end of each article. It is not a blunt preaching, but like chatting with friends, breaking down the truth in the story and telling it to you. For example, the last sentence of episode 212: "Free is the most expensive. Cancellation is the hardest. Forgetting is the most expensive tax." Just this sentence is worth all the time you spent reading this article. --- The final invitation If you haven't read this set of "Anthology of Funny Meanings", I sincerely suggest you: start from episode 209 and read it one by one. You will laugh, you will be silent, you will think of many things, and you will suddenly see your life clearly at a certain moment. Then you will find that those troublesome things in the workplace, those entangled interpersonal relationships, and those modern diseases that can never be solved have been written into stories in the most clever way. And you just need to sit down, make a cup of tea, and read slowly. Smile and laugh, and understand life. --- [Recommended Reading Order] · Episode 207: "Memory Beautification Filter" - See how your brain deceives you · Episode 208: "Psychological Suggestion Experiment" - Are you really the person you think you are · Episode 209: "Periodic Table of Emotions" - When emotions become chemical elements · Episode 210: "Subliminal Protest" - Who is your dream speaking for · Episode 211: "Account Password Reincarnation" - That number you can never forget · Episode 212: "Subscription Service Trap" - The endless abyss after the free trial --- Every episode is a mirror. When you look at others with a smile, the last thing you see is yourself.
Jiang Xiaolan and Hu Bin adopted sixteen orphans, 12 girls and 4 boys. The novel is about the daily life of this extended family as adults, including marriage, love, work, career and other daily trivial matters. Love and being loved, suffering, growth, protection, lifting, and redemption. This book does not have a grand subject, nor is it a time-travel story about strange people and strange things, but a flow of real-life stories. With love as the background and family as the core, never abandon or give up, and hold everyone up. If you want to go out, I will let you go and be your backing. If you want to come back, the door of home will be opened for you at any time. If you make mistakes, I will still accept you. If you act like a baby, I will tolerate you infinitely. This is a special family. There is no blood relationship, but it is better than blood relationship. It has the most fireworks. Home means there are people waiting for you, people taking care of you, and people tolerating all your shortcomings.
The story takes place in the modern East Asian coastal city-"Linyuan City". Linyuan City is a port city with rainy weather all year round, industrial decline, and mixed religions. Here are: *Abandoned Taoist temples *Underground black market *Seaside altars *Folk villages in closed mountain areas *Old closed mental hospitals *Occult organizations left over from the Republic of China Ordinary people think the world is normal. But the real world is actually penetrated by an ancient will from "beyond the deep sea and stars". [Pouts]