Why Not Read Classics?

320 我 I Fall in Love with the World The Spring Scenery Is Somewhat Leisurelycompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves

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"Seeing the world on the shoulders of giants"

325 毛 Appreciation of Mao Zedong's Poetry (Yili Library) Tian Bing'ecompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves

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This feels good [eating melon]

326 【 Dream of Red Mansionsmodern Daily Vernacular Version Fragrant and Dreamy Sleep1.2M Wordscompleted 2.9kReads7.1Score265Shelves

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Yes, you must read classics, at least Dream of Red Mansions, if you find it troublesome to read the original semi-modern and semi-classical Chinese version. Help you find a vernacular version of Dream of Red Mansions that highly restores the original work. Quickly read through Dream of Red Mansions to understand the basic plot, and then read the original work to get twice the result with half the effort.

328 我 I, Wu Song, Will Definitely Keep You Safe Tianchi Old ManHistorical425k Wordscompleted 96Reads—Score—Shelves

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These are the four major classics, but the content has nothing to do with them.

339 大 Elephants and Kings: an Environmental History Thomas R. Trautmancompleted —Reads8.2Score—Shelves

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I recommend you a few random books to take a look [laughs] I picked them randomly [Chigua] [Chigua] [Chigua] The main features of the books I recommend have no logic and are completely random. The first book I recommend is for those who want to understand the role of elephants in ancient times. It is mainly about India (although the ancient Indian characters have not been deciphered, there is a serious lack of historical materials, and there are many images, but there is no shortage of later historical materials). There is also a lot about Central and Western Asia and even Egypt (but there is a map of the distribution range of elephants by Zhang Laozhong). It is recommended for those who want to understand the military use of elephants (for beginners). The second book is related to land ownership, live selling, land rights, and tenancy relations. It is mainly about land property rights in the south of the Yangtze River (not recommended for those who want to know about North China or even Huaibei), and it is mainly about the Qing Dynasty. Other dynasties are mentioned casually (for those who want to know about other dynasties, read the fifth volume of this series of books). The third book is mainly related to Tibet, mainly about the Yuan and Ming Dynasties. More The fourth book is about coastal defense in Fujian and Guangdong, mainly about grassroots society and grassroots political systems. The fifth book is about commerce in Jiangnan. It covers both export and import goods, including foreign trade, and the situation of merchants from various places in Jiangnan, etc. It mainly writes about the Qing Dynasty (there are also many in the Ming Dynasty). It is full of useful information. However, the disadvantage is that Tomato did not move the annotations when it moved this set of books... (Note: Jiangnan refers to the eight prefectures in Jiangnan) The sixth book is mainly about the Ming Dynasty, the Han people in the eyes of the Korean mission, and the perspective of others. Although I feel that there is a little less consideration, that is, the comparison between the rule of Jiangnan and the end of Liaodong (because the situation in Liaodong and Jiangnan cannot be generalized), but there is no way, because this is the restriction of the tribute route of the North Korean mission. However, the author mentioned "Piaohailu" and tried his best to be objective. After all, this book is to reflect the Ming from the perspective of others, and it is destined to not fully reflect the Ming Dynasty. However, I found that some self-media on the Internet used this book to edit the manuscript... So some people may feel familiar when reading it (small complaint: I actually like regional history, because different places are different, and now people (netizens) always like to use fragments to piece together four Unlike, instead of studying by period and region, just like the overall emphasis on culture over military affairs in the mid-Ming Dynasty cannot be representative of all places, for example, because Northern Anhui is located in the yellow flood area, it emphasizes military affairs over culture, and the inexplicable gentry in the south of the Yangtze River replaces the gentry of the whole country, and the clans of South China replace the whole country) The seventh book is about Li's Joseon Dynasty (also a bit Goryeo). It is full of useful information about household registration, number plates, unification of five families, family registers, etc. It also touches on the Yuan and Ming Dynasty. You can turn to the household registration format of the Yuan Dynasty and the household registration format of the Ming Dynasty (mainly to compare with the ancestral genealogical household registration of Goryeo).

345 不 Not to Be Blown Down by the Strong Wind (Mo Yan Did the Same When Accompanying His Daughter to Take the College Entrance Examination!) Mo Yancompleted —Reads9.6Score—Shelves

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Teacher Mo Yan's book is highly recommended. Teacher Mo Yan's writing is popular and interesting. You can read it [Like]

352 麻 Mai Look Taoist in Sackclothcompleted 550Reads8.5Score—Shelves

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Sage's selection! Sanqing ferry me to heaven, and I come to show my holiness to others! [The magic work of bird food][The magic work of bird food][The magic work of bird food]

367 飞 Asukaji [Print] Written by Rabindranath Tagore, Translated by Xu Hanlincompleted 12.3kReads9.5Score—Shelves

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"The Collection of Flying Birds" gives the flying birds, fallen leaves, stars and moon, and everything else a gentle poetic flavor. Read it at leisure, and your impetuous heart will slowly calm down; "If This is the History of the Song Dynasty" does not have boring and obscure historical materials. The ups and downs of the court, the character of the literati, and the rise and fall of the dynasty are eloquently told. After reading it, you can understand the three hundred years of the Song Dynasty. Your knowledge will skyrocket after reading these masterpieces.

369 敲 Knock on the Door of the Secret Room (Japan) Yugo Aozakicompleted —Reads8.9Score—Shelves

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Japanese mystery novels, more everyday

371 张 Zhang Juzheng: All 4 Volumes (Complete Collection of Mao Dun Literature Award-Winning Works) (2019 Edition) Written by Xiong Zhaozhengcompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves

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This is a true classic. I received a lot of goods after watching it.

372 黛 Daiyu Is Reborn: Stay Away from Scumbag Men and Evil Women Momozhu1.1M Wordscompleted 9kReads9.2Score1.2kShelves

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Did Mr. Cao ask the author of the dream? This book can make up for the regrets of the last eighty chapters of "Dream of Red Mansions"

373 哪 Which Page Is Difficult to Read, Which Page to Tear? Edited by Feiyang Wenshicompleted 8.3kReads9.5Score—Shelves

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The classic is too long, so read something shorter

379 使 The Handmaid's Tale Margaret Atwoodcompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves

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Very very very beautiful very very very beautiful

380 乾 Emperor Qianlong (Six Volumes in Total) February Rivercompleted —Reads9.6Score—Shelves

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It greatly improves writing skills and literary accomplishments