Come and learn this knowledge-increasing series when you have nothing to do. It will be useful to all men and women, young and old. [Sparrow Food Masterpiece]
The author referred to many classics of the Tang Dynasty. Some of the folk culture is very realistic and the writing style is also very fluent [Learned]
Hehe [snickering], [staring] Have you ever eaten golden fried rice? The real egg fried rice is the kind that sparkles and has a fragrance that can take your soul away. 🤣🤣The three-and-a-half-year-old petite child in the kindergarten can sit in the basin and spoon!
They are all books by the author Yuedexingjun. They talk about practical information and also talk about nonsense that readers like to hear. Yin and Yang complement each other [Like]
Is it hard enough? We have all Chinese studies, history, geography, psychology and philosophy. The analysis of dreams at all times and at home and abroad is really worth a look. You will find that many of them are indeed the same as the rules of our daily dreams. For example, some of the components that make up dreams are some of the concerns in our recent or period of life. Some are of special concern, some are just glanced at, or just thought about a person's name, and it appears in the dream, forming all kinds of bizarre events. You can go and take a look. It is quite interesting.
Despite the unpretentious name of this book, in fact - "So, when we can't empathize with it, are we willing to admit that there may be a kind of suffering that we don't understand, but it is real?" "Who can guarantee that you will not make mistakes? Who can guarantee that you will always go smoothly?" "If only perfect victims can receive sympathy, then there will be few people in the world who deserve sympathy. If only suffering that we can empathize with is called suffering, then we will never be able to understand most people." This is one of the most wonderful ideas in "Kong Yiji". The coldest thing about Mr. Lu Xun is that he allows readers to become spectators in the Xianheng Hotel and laugh at Kong Yiji together. Then many years later, when you encounter difficulties in life, he pops up and asks you: Who are you laughing at? How similar is the man in the torn gown you are laughing at to yourself? The bullet hit right between the eyebrows. What are society's expectations of men? If you are a man, you should support your family, make achievements, and stand out. " She turned around and looked at the camera, her voice was very soft, but every word was clear. "This society has never been patient with failed men. It gave them more resources and heavier shackles. It tells them to strive for fame, status, and success. If they fail to achieve it, they are useless. And when a man internalizes this set of standards, he won't even have sympathy for himself. Kong Yiji refused to take off his long gown until his death, not because he refused to admit defeat, but because he had become one with this set of standards. He believed that men must succeed. He failed, so he deserved it. He was beaten for stealing books, and he felt he deserved it. He had his leg broken by Ding Juren, and he felt that he deserved it. He never hated the system until his death, he only hated himself for not passing the exam. This is the most thorough cannibalism, even the marrow is chewed up, and not even the wronged souls are left. "
A work that uses economics to drive the plot. The underlying logic of economics has been understood by this author, which is extremely powerful. I feel like anyone who reads it will become more profound.
The first book is absolutely fine! It's over! The core of this urban romance novel is extremely profound, and the author's thoughts are shocking. I took notes while reading it. It focuses on urban life but covers a wide range of knowledge. The food, shopping malls, and financial content described in it are all very exciting. It is a romance novel that fully displays urban life but is also extremely thoughtful! The second novel is also a new one written by the same author. It's an urban fantasy. It's also very good and you can read it later.
Exploring the "Tao Te Ching": the light of wisdom that has traveled through thousands of years. In the brilliant starry sky of Chinese civilization, the "Tao Te Ching" is undoubtedly the most dazzling and unique star. It is only about 5,000 words, but it contains endless profound philosophy and life wisdom. After more than 2,000 years of baptism, it still exudes charming charm and guides countless people in many aspects of life, life, governance and other aspects. Tao: The origin and law of all things in the universe. The beginning of the "Tao Te Ching" states that "Tao can be Tao, but it is not Tao." This mysterious "Tao" is the core of Laozi's philosophical system. It goes beyond what human language can describe and is the fundamental law for the growth and operation of all things in the universe. Tao is silent and invisible, yet omnipresent, giving birth to all things in the world. It is naturally inactive and does not deliberately dominate anything, but allows all things in the world to flourish according to their own laws. In modern society, we often get lost in the complicated affairs and desperately pursue fame and wealth, but ignore the essence of life. And Lao Tzu's "Tao" enlightens us that we must learn to comply with the laws of nature and not blindly force things. For example, in the development of enterprises, some enterprises violate the laws of the market, over-expand, and eventually fall into trouble. And those companies that respect the market and comply with economic development trends can often move forward steadily. This is just as "Tao" advocates, only by following the rules can we achieve long-term development. Virtue: the criterion for conducting oneself in the world. "De" is the embodiment of "Tao" in the human world. Lao Tzu believes that people should possess qualities such as humility, kindness, and tolerance. "The highest good is like water. Water benefits all things without fighting." Water nourishes all things, but it never takes credit and is arrogant. It always flows to the bottom. This kind of non-fighting virtue is what Laozi admires. In life, if we can be like water, not competing with others for short periods of time, and quietly doing our own thing, we will gain more. When we face conflicts with others, if we can uphold the "virtue" of tolerance, think in other people's shoes, and understand each other, many conflicts can be easily resolved. In teamwork, only when members tolerate and support each other rather than competing for power can the team achieve its greatest effectiveness. This is the wisdom of "virtue" in interpersonal communication. Governing by doing nothing: the wisdom of governing the country and cultivating one's moral character "Governing by doing nothing" is a very influential idea in the Tao Te Ching. "Inaction" here does not mean doing nothing, but not deliberately interfering and letting things develop naturally. At the level of national governance, if the government does not interfere excessively in people's lives and gives them enough freedom, people will be able to live and work in peace and contentment, and the country will prosper. In the "Government of Wen and Jing" in history, the rulers did little corvee and paid little taxes, rested with the people, and the country's economy recovered and developed rapidly. This is a successful example of "governing by doing nothing". For personal self-cultivation, "doing nothing" means not being overly anxious and not blindly comparing yourself to others. We often put too much pressure on ourselves, pursue unrealistic goals, and become physically and mentally exhausted. By following the concept of "inaction", we can calm down, focus on our own growth and inner enrichment, and find the rhythm of life that truly belongs to us. The wisdom in the Tao Te Ching is like an endless treasure, which can provide us with valuable enlightenment no matter how the times change. It allows us to find inner peace and balance in the noisy modern society; it lights the way forward for us when we are confused and confused. When we open this classic, we can start a dialogue with ancient wise men, absorb the power of wisdom that travels through time and space, and make life more calm and beautiful.
A new martial arts, suspense, and Machiavellian work with novel themes is coming! Humorous writing style, counterattack and revenge! It's not a loss if you enter the trap! Bookworms of both sexes enjoy reading! 🤝
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"Women", "Tsing Yi" and "Past Things" all have a profound feeling, and after reading them, they are full of tastes of life. "Women" is composed of many short stories, half of which is corn, and the rest is unknown. "Return" is a zombie apocalypse novel. It is quite exciting, but it is a bit too long. The middle is too long and has a sense of repetition, which makes the ending weak. "Mo Yan" is exactly what it sounds like. It's wild and unconstrained, but it's still coherent. "Swallowed Alive" is quite exciting, with a dual-line narrative, and I fully recommend it. "Detective Dee" has a delicate description of psychological activities, which makes it feel like the pace is slow. "Protect the Heart" is a novel about immortality, fresh, moderately sweet, and just right in pace. "The Record of a Hairpin" is suspenseful and highly recommended, neither silly nor boring. The pace of the first half of "Puppet" is slow and the multi-line description is a bit confusing. It can be felt that the author has been trying to add a suspenseful atmosphere, but he is a bit unsure. The second half has a good pace and clear ideas. In addition, there are many typos and loopholes in some places, but the story concept is quite clever. "Dark Play" is one of the few books that gets better and better the more you read it, without starting or ending. At first it was like an old man reminiscing, nagging and repeating. It's quite exciting starting from going back to find my uncle, and then it keeps reversing, and you can also feel the change of the protagonist's thoughts, which is very delicate and exciting. The book "The Plains" has shadows of the author's other works, but this does not hinder its brilliance. The simple words vividly display the life and people's shadows of that era in front of us. The book "The Days of a Detective" is more like a documentary, with no pretentious foreshadowing and fancy language, it is so real. At first it seemed like a narrative about old friends chatting over tea, but it became more and more addictive as I read it. The characters in it are very vivid and beautiful. The police are really working hard...
Money is a person's courage, and people can use money to defend human dignity too much in this life... I recommend the book I wrote (more than 2 million words), and strangers hope you will get better and better. Kuaishou's name: Ganju Lucky Cat has published more than 300 articles on Kuaishou on "Those things to invest in, making money is the king", a serial collection, let's talk about it when you have time, if you want to get rich, you can go and take a look
Who in the family understands? Who knows about my hilarious daily life with my girlfriend from Dongguan! Recently, I dated a girlfriend from Dongguan, and my life is so cool. Every day is in a "hahahahaha" mode. On our first date, I was so nervous that I dug my toes on the ground, but she was so carefree and started talking straight away. She talked about everything from Dongguan delicacies to interesting street stories in a lively way. Only then did I realize that the snack street in Dongguan is a "carbohydrate paradise" and her favorite rice rolls can be called "artwork on the tip of the tongue." After getting along with her, her contrasting cuteness is even more outstanding. She looks like a sweet girl, but she is actually a "funny girl" who frequently makes famous quotes in her daily life. One time I accidentally knocked over something and was embarrassed. She said, "It's okay, this is a little 'surprise blind box' that life has given us." With her, I directly transformed into a "love brain" and my life was full of joy. Family members, I'm so envious of myself for having such an interesting girlfriend!
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