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  1. Illustrated Compendium of Materia Medica: Practical Edition for Life (Ming Dynasty) Written by Li Shizhen; (Japanese) Iwasaki Tsunemasa Illustrated; (Ming Dynasty) Wen Chu Illustrated by Huang Qian; Luo Songming Edited; Lin Zhimei Edited and Annotated;completed "Illustrated Compendium of Materia Medica" is based on the Jinling edition of the Ming Dynasty, and was edited, translated and annotated by Huang Qian's team, a postdoctoral fellow at Fujian University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Inheriting the essence of the original version, it pays attention to its concept of health care. It includes daily easily available medicinal (food) ingredients and easy-to-prepare prescriptions for dozens of common diseases in life; it maintains the outline struct —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  2. Welcome to the Classroom of Strength Supremacy 1 [Japanese] Written by Akigo Kinugasa; [Japanese] Illustrated by Tomoyo Jun; Translated by Huhucompleted High Education High School is one of the top schools in the country, with almost 100% success in achieving further education and employment. However, its true identity is a merit-based school where only the best can enjoy preferential treatment. After deliberately failing the entrance exam for some reason, Ayanokouji Kiyotaka was assigned to Class D, the lowest class where problem students gather. There, he met Suzune Horikita, who had excellent grades but had big personality problems, and Kikyo —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  3. Woman Selling Horses [Japan] Written by Seicho Matsumoto; Translated by Li Lifengcompleted First published to commemorate the 110th anniversary of Matsumoto Seicho's birth! Keigo Higashino and Miyuki Miyabe are his loyal readers. In "The Woman Who Sold a Horse", Seicho Matsumoto cleverly uncovered the disguise of human nature and got to the point of its fragility. People who are tempted by interests always take chances, but fate never misses any chances. Hoshino Hanae is an average-looking single woman. She has never gained the friendship of the same sex, nor has she been favored by t —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  4. How to Study for High Scores in the Xueba Exam [Japan] Edited by SE Editorial Department; Produced by Kyoto University Learning Method Research Association; Translated by Liu Mingyucompleted This book is a method tool book for cultivating efficient learning ability. Those who teach you how to study are current students or alumni from Kyoto University's Study Method Research Association. This book raises a total of 32 questions about learning methods. The authors combine their theoretical knowledge and learning experience to conduct thorough research and discussion on various learning methods, select two methods to introduce, and explain which of the two methods is better, such as ho —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  5. Then September Comes Without You [Japan] Written by Tianze Xia Yue; Translated by Chen Xuetingcompleted The cicadas were chirping in full swing in summer, but Huitai's life was forever fixed in that afternoon. The sudden bad news destroyed his close friend who had been with him day and night, and the young people's world suddenly fell into an abyss and was shattered. During the vacation, a boy with the same appearance as Eita, Megumi, appeared in front of Miho. Please ask them to fulfill Huita's "last wish". Following Huita's footsteps, the four embark on a journey to find the truth. Shrouded in s —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  6. Welcome to the Classroom of Strength Supremacy: Extra 1 [Japan] Kinugasa Akigocompleted The ups and downs of the summer special assessment have come to an end successfully, and the students of High Education High School have finally ushered in the real summer vacation, but the way to enjoy the summer vacation varies from person to person. The two chapters "Ibuki Mio is actually very rational" and "Katsugi Yasuhara has troubles" will reveal the mystery of the two students of Class A and Class C and tell their unknown side. "Nevertheless, Danger Hidden in Everyday Life" tells the sto —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  7. When the Prayer Ends (Japan) Keigo Higashinocompleted "When the Prayer Ends" is a touching family masterpiece by the famous Japanese writer Higashino Keigo. It won the 48th Yoshikawa Eiji Literary Award in 2014 and ranked No. 1 On the bestseller list of Kinokuniya Bookstore in the first week after its release. A woman is killed in a tenement apartment and the renter disappears. There is no breath of life in the room, and living in it seems to be ready to meet death at any time. A wall calendar was found at the crime scene, with the names of the twe —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  8. Overseas Chinese Studies: Chinese History Through the Eyes of American and Japanese Scholars (Seven Volumes) (Japanese) Naito Konan, (Japan) Okazaki Fumio, (USA) Wei Feidecompleted "Kyoto General History of China": This book is a general history of China written by Japanese historian Naito Konan and his disciple Okazaki Fumio. The development of Chinese history is essentially the development of culture. According to the different contents and forms of cultural development in each era, the author divides Chinese history into three periods: ancient times, medieval times, and modern times. In addition to comprehensively introducing the important events and typical figures of —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  9. Probabilistic Thinking: Choice Is More Important Than Effort (Japan) Written by Hiroyuki Kojima, Translated by Dong Zhenzhencompleted Life requires constant choices. Some are major choices, such as deciding on one's future career direction, undertaking important projects, deciding on major investments, etc. Some are choices in daily life, such as guessing what will happen, whether to buy another "blind box", etc. These all require us to make decisions, but how to make reasonable choices is actually a problem for everyone. Often some people will repeat bad judgments while others will make sound decisions. If you have always mad —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  10. Amazing Super Jog [Japan] Written by Mei Fangjiu Renzi, Translated by You Yunxincompleted The so-called ultra-jogging refers to the movement of ultra-slow running that is the same as walking, or even slower. At an extremely slow speed, most people will not feel pain and can run easily and enjoy the pleasure of sweating profusely. And once you develop a habit, your body will get better and your physical strength will increase before you know it, making you full of energy in your daily life. "I don't like exercise, running will kill me!" People who think this way should try ultra-joggi —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  11. Sports Diet 1:9 (Japan) Written by Takuro Mori; Translated by Wu Jianicompleted The best reason why fasting, exercise, massage, etc. Fail to lose weight successfully is that you eat wrong! The diet and weight loss method that is popular all over Japan: To lose weight, 1 point depends on exercise and 9 points depends on diet! The truly effective way to lose weight comes down to how you face the problem of diet. The idea of ​​"not changing your eating habits and just trying to lose weight through exercise or even other shortcuts" is problematic in itself. Exercise is not a mu —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  12. Super Speaking Lesson (Japan) Written by Junko Okamoto; Translated by Yao Yiweicompleted How do you say no to others without hurting your feelings? How can you compliment others without being treated as a courtesy? How do you remind others that you won't offend them as soon as you open your mouth? Everyone was having a great time chatting, how can we quickly integrate into the conversation circle? … Maybe you are confused or even anxious about these issues; maybe you have tried to learn complex communication skills and rules, but still don't know what to say in specific scenarios. D —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  13. 5 Minutes a Day to Detach [Japan] Written by Yamashita Eiko; Translated by Zhang Lucompleted "5 Minutes a Day to Stop Living" is a new psychological inspirational book by Yamashita Eiko, the founder of Stop Living. It's a battle with procrastination and laziness. Start small, start with 5 minutes. Let the space regain its brilliance, make time more abundant, and make life more meaningful. Detachment is not about whether you can or cannot do it, but whether you do it or not. Many people understand and need to break away from renunciation, but they are slow to act and keep making excuses —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  14. Picture Book Hundred Stories [Japanese] Kyogoku Natsuhiko, [Japanese] Tada Katsuki, Translated by Lu Maojuncompleted The Hyakumonogatari Kaidan, which was popular in the Edo period, is a work that combines a collection of ghost stories and a collection of paintings. The title of each story is the name of a monster, and it is illustrated with a picture of the monster. This book pays attention to detailing the location and origin of yokai. Compared with the yokai catalog rules by Toriyama Ishiten, Kuniyoshi's satirical yokai paintings, and Tsukioka Yoshitomo's yokai paintings, this book is uniquely interesting. —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  15. Stand-In S (Work by Yukito Ayatsuji) [Japan] Written by Ayatsuji Yukito; Translated by Wang Weicompleted In the summer of 1998, 15-year-old Mizaki Naru went to the beach villa for vacation with his family, and met Kenki Koya, who had studied in the third grade of Yomi Kita Middle School 11 years ago. However, the fact is that Akira Kenki also died in the spring of that year, and the whereabouts of his body are unknown. The current Akira Kenki also begged Mizaki Ming to help him find the missing body. A magnificent villa, a huge inheritance, a missing heir... The famous detective girl Narumi Mizaki —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  16. To My Dear You [Japan] Written by Kami Kiichiori; Translated with All My Strengthcompleted After her mother passed away, Ogura Yuki's world returned to darkness. In despair, she accidentally opened a novel called "Looking for Mother"—— The glimmer of light flowing between the words gently lifted up her fallen soul, and also ignited her desire to convey warmth through melody. Kakinuma Haruki, who became a novelist, has always lived in the shadow of his father. He was determined to hide his identity and stop creating, unwilling to use the tip of his pen to break the hard-won peace. Two —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  17. Welcome to the Classroom of Strength Supremacy: Second Grade Chapter 4 [Japan] Written by Akira Kinugasa; Illustrated by Tomoyo Toshicompleted The two-week survival test has also entered the second half. First grade, second grade, third grade, Acting Chairman Tsukijo... People's different wills are intertwined on the uninhabited island where it feels like summer all year round. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  18. Platinum Data (Japan) Keigo Higashinocompleted The murderer is actually myself? ! At 6:12 in the evening, math genius Tateshina Hayaki and his brother were killed in a seventh-floor room. The corridors and elevators of the entire building are equipped with surveillance cameras, and people are checking them 24 hours a day, but no suspicious people have been found. There are only two brothers and sisters Tateshina on the seventh floor. The access control on the floor was not damaged. The gun left at the scene belonged to NF13, who had committe —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  19. Fictional Mystery: the Sleeping Mystery (Japan) Written by Cheng Pingjing; Translated by Li Yupingcompleted Twenty-three years ago, a wealthy man from a certain consortium made a deal with a demon fox and commissioned the demon to kill his wife. After his wife was killed, their family's life changed drastically. Now, the dying old man has found Kotoko Iwanaga, the mediator between monsters and humans, and wants to entrust her to expose the fact that he is a murderer in front of his children. However, since he commissioned the monster to kill someone, the old man has an unbreakable alibi... —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  20. I'm Afraid of Pain, so I Just Maxed Out My Defense 4 [Japanese] Written by Xi Migan; [Japanese] Painted by Fox Print; Translated by Shrikecompleted [Original novel of the popular drama "Because I'm Too Afraid of Pain, I Use All My Defenses"! The leisure time has come to an end, This time, Maple faced a new challenge—— Guild competition! The members of "Big Maple Tree" are gearing up and waiting to show off their talents. But everyone seems to only care about the powerful showdown between the "Holy Sword Gathering" and the "Fire Emperor's Kingdom"... "Big Maple Tree" is marginalized! In order to overturn the situation, "Big Maple Tree" has —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  21. Welcome to the Classroom of Strength Supremacy: Second Grade Chapter Extra 1 [Japan] Written by Kinugasa Akigo; Illustrated by Tomoyo Jun; Translated by Liu Pinyuancompleted After various events, the uninhabited island test finally ended. Everyone's long-awaited vacation on a luxury passenger ship has begun. But the test also left some unanswered questions. Ryūen began to investigate the murderer who attacked Komiya, and other students also began to make new moves. Kiriyama, a third grader, appeared in front of Ayanokouji. —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  22. Sacred Cauldron Synonymous with Japanesecompleted A jade tablet reveals the shocking secret beneath his mortal bones, and also stirs up the storm of cultivation in the mortal world. Legend has it that gathering the seven ancient divine cauldrons can open the door to the fairy world. However, they do not know that the seven divine cauldrons have long been fragmented and scattered in the deep sea secrets and even the ancient starry sky. When the last fragment of the divine cauldron was gathered, it was discovered that this journey across the city —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
  23. Sleeping Mermaid House (Japanese) Written by Keigo Higashino; Translated by Wang Yunjiecompleted If there must be death in mystery novels, this book touches on perhaps the most cruel and desperate situation. One incident changes a person's life. A desperate struggle like falling into a spider web, but where is the end of this darkness? Will there still be light in the world? Is Kaoruko giving up everything and insisting on protecting everything really as imagined? The cute baby in my heart has become a terrifying monster in the eyes of others. They said I treated Mizuho like a toy and that —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  24. Released (Japan) Six Works of Avogad; Translated by Xingxingcompleted The movie theater uses the dead as movie stars, while angels and the Grim Reaper are the audience happily waiting for the movie... The book is divided into 13 chapters, the movie is released (before), Heaven, Animal Stories, Although I was born, but..., "Social Animal" life, Grass Maze, Angel's work, Interlude, Development, Sickness and Bed, Return to the Real World, Index, Movie (after). Reading it makes people think deeply. Only when we face death can we understand the meaning of life. Each ch —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  25. Swap Bodies with Animals.2 (Japanese) Kawasaki Gouji, Translated by Dong Fangcompleted Alternative science popularization is coming again! The second part of the popular animal science book "Swap Bodies with Animals" with magical painting style + alternative trivia + immersive experience! Created by popular Japanese illustrator and paleontology researcher Kawasaki Satoruji, this is a "somatosensory" animal illustrated book using the human body as a reference. The book uses many vivid and magical illustrations to depict the body structure and evolutionary mysteries of more than 20 —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  26. Table Revolution: a Life-Saving Edition of Chinese Food (3 Volumes in Total) Written by Xu Jia, [Japanese] Mizuno Yaden, Qiu Jinling; Translated by Guo Yongcompleted There are 3 volumes in the set, namely "Healing Without Medicine: The Secret of Eating to Be Healthy", "Sugar Control Life" and "Eating to Lose Weight Naturally". "Healing Without Medicine: The Secret of Healthy Eating": Xu Jia, a doctor of physiology and nutrition expert at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, based on cutting-edge scientific research results and a large number of real cases, uses popular and lively language to vividly present rigorous nutritional theories in front of u —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  27. 100 Quotes by Kazuo Inamori (Japan) Kazuo Inamoricompleted In the turbulent life, no matter what kind of difficulties and difficulties we encounter, we should not resent, sigh, or degenerate. Instead, we should accept the test of life in a positive and optimistic manner and work hard down-to-earth. No matter what fate you face, as long as you are always grateful and proactive, the door to life will naturally open. I have realized this deeply in my seventies. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  28. How to Read Effectively Japanwritten by Fujiwara Kazuhiro; Translated by Zhong Xiaoyuancompleted Unable to identify useful content. I feel sleepy when I read a book, and I never open the book I bought. I don't know how to arrange my reading time. I read a lot of content, but found that I didn't remember anything. There is so much to see that I don't know where to start. I have accumulated a lot of interesting articles that I want to read, but I haven't read any of them. The main purpose of this book is to teach readers "how to read content effectively." This content not only refers to books —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  29. Inner World Outing 3: the Breath of the Mountains (Japan) Written by Miyazawa Iori; Translated by You Ningcompleted Autumn is getting stronger. After finally cracking the curse on the child box at DS Research Center, Sorayo and Toriko returned to their daily routine of exploring the "other world". Taking a leisurely stroll on the grasslands of another world with lunch boxes and farm machinery; running around to solve the problems of college girls; soaking in the house of cognitive scientist Sakura - beside them, there are always "weird" and the figures of the intercalated Sasatsuki. Who is "Urumi Runa" the bi —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  30. Girl Apprentice (Guomai Classic) (Japanese) Written by Osamu Dazai; Translated by Lu Qiushicompleted This book selects 10 works narrated from a female first-person perspective in Osamu Dazai's works, taking the famous one "Girl Disciple" as the title, and sorts out the order of each article by comparing the life trajectories of women in each story - boyhood, youth, adulthood, and old age, recalling their youthful days. —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  31. Forensic Notes: the Truth Behind the Death [Japan] Written by Nishio Yuan, Translated by Zhu Yueweicompleted This book briefly describes the work of forensic doctors and the cases that require autopsy, and then tells the events that impressed the author in his forensic career through forty cases, such as: lonely death, increased cases of child abuse, death cases caused by family illness and care problems, etc., As well as special suicide or accidental deaths. In the book, cases such as economy class syndrome leading to sudden death from blood clots, death from suffocation even though the nose and mouth —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  32. Mr. R's Dessert Time (Japanese) Kumada Haruko (Comic), (Japanese)] Fukuda Rika (Cookbook)completed After working hard every day, treat yourself to some desserts! The silver-haired gentleman dessert researcher Mr. R and the "big eater" young assistant K present you with their 25 exclusive desserts: strawberry soup bubble waffles, plum shaved ice, dromfeka cookies, Tahitian double-layer coconut pudding, almond tofu, chestnut paste rice balls, butter gray pie... To satisfy the tastes of different seasons, colorful, sweet and delicious. The amount of ingredients, detailed explanations of the prep —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  33. Mask Villa (Japan) Keigo Higashinocompleted "Masked Villa" is a novel by Keigo Higashino. It was published in simplified Chinese for the first time. The Japanese version has sold more than 600,000 copies. Keigo Higashino said: ""Masked Villa" is a work of my confidence. I came up with a great idea when I was composing it, so I wrote it in one go." It's been a long time since I've seen such a brain-burning mystery novel as "Masked Villa"! When reading, every time I thought I was close to the truth, I turned to the next page and found anoth —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  34. Mask Hotel (Japan) Keigo Higashinocompleted ★The first work of Keigo Higashino's "Personal Mask Series", sales in Japan exceeded 350,000 copies within four weeks of its release, and the series sold more than 4.95 Million copies! ★Luxury Hotel × Serial Murder × Daily Mystery × Predicted Murder: No one knows where the murderer is or who the victim is. The only thing that is certain is that the next case will happen in this high-end hotel. ★Confident and hot-blooded elite detective × calm and astute hotel staff, starring Kimura Takuya and Na —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  35. Strange House Mystery 2 [Japan] Written by Yu Xue; Translated by Ye Yicompleted A case of a sixteen-year-old boy killing his family occurred in Shizuoka City. Subsequently, a terrible rumor spread like wildfire: There was something wrong with the layout of the house. According to the house plan, this two-story house is very ordinary. However, if you try to think of yourself as a resident in a house and think about it for a moment, you will find that there are various things in this house that are not suitable for living. Bedrooms without doors, entrances and exits prone to —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  36. Who Killed Her (2018 Hardcover Edition) (Japanese) Written by Keigo Higashino; Translated by Yuan Bincompleted "Who Killed Her" is a novel written by Japanese writer Keigo Higashino, which is regarded as the BEST 10 works of Keigo Higashino. "Who Killed Her" is a novel that requires readers to find the truth on their own. A deceased person, two suspects, and two people with different purposes looking for the truth constitute the entire story. Keigo Higashino said: "I worked really hard to complete "Who Killed Her". Until this book came out, the editor and I were worried. Is this puzzle too difficult? Any —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  37. Sleeping Forest (2019 Edition) (Japan) Keigo Higashinocompleted "Sleeping Forest" is a novel written by Japanese writer Keigo Higashino that combines beautiful romance with suspenseful puzzles. It belongs to the "Malicious" series and has sold more than 1 million copies in Japan. The story of "Sleeping Forest" takes place in a ballet company, where the classic play "Sleeping Beauty" is being performed, and the plot of the play seems to be happening in reality. In order to complete this fairy tale-like suspense novel, Higashino devoted great enthusiasm and sa —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  38. The Study Method Taught to Me by a Professor at Tokyo University (Japan) Hiroyuki Naganocompleted Before high school, the title "smart guy" had nothing to do with me. But later, not only did I get admitted to Tokyo University's stellar physics major, I even joined JAXA. The reason why I can make my life have more possibilities is because I have mastered the learning methods my father taught me, and I know how to use my own brain to think, and finally I can grow up and become a talent and realize my dreams. What should be the goal of learning? This book will solve this problem for everyone. T —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  39. All Writing Skills of Best-Selling Authors (Japanese) Written by Daze Zaichang, Translated by Cheng Liangcompleted This is a unique guide to novel writing techniques, compiled from a series of "Novel Class" lectures given by Japanese mystery novelist Osawa Zaimasa. This lecture is aimed at twelve young writers selected from Japan, in the form of a "private school held by a master", aiming to teach the authors their creative experience and writing insights in their more than thirty years of writing career. This book condenses a year-long lecture into ten writing courses and four topic reviews. Osawa Zaichang —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  40. The Complete History of Japanese Thought (Japan) Written by Masaru Shimizu; Translated by Wang Dancompleted Kinokuniya 2015 Honya Awards Readers' Choice Letter. From sending envoys to the Tang Dynasty to the arrival of black ships, and then to the Meiji Restoration. Japan has always been in the process of accepting and choosing foreign cultures. Does Japan have its own intellectual history? Or "There is no general history of Japanese intellectual history"? (Maruyama Masao's words) To answer this question, Japanese intellectual history scholar Shimizu Masayuki sorted out thinkers, schools, and represen —Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  41. A Turbulent Century of History [Japan] Written by Shigeru Yoshida; Translated by Zhao Xiaodan and Zhao Yiqiaocompleted With short and concise writing style, this book profoundly records the ups and downs that Japan experienced in the 100 years from the Meiji Restoration in the 1860s to the 1960s from a majestic and sweeping historical perspective. From the perspective of a political leader, the author Yoshida Shigeru explains Japan's history over the past century, from the rise of the Meiji Restoration to the trough after the defeat, and then to the history of getting back on its feet with the help of good post- —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  42. Destruction and Rebirth: Japan's Showa Era (1926-1989) (Japan) Takahisa Furukawacompleted Why did the Japanese choose war? After the war, what did they lose and what did they gain? Japan's Showa era was full of radical changes. The country moved step by step towards a wartime system before the war, established a national mobilization system during the war, suffered from hunger and poverty in the early postwar period, and then ushered in a miraculous economic revival. That was an era when Japan suffered setbacks and then rose again. Based on the latest research results, Professor Taka —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  43. The Lost Thirty Years: an Economic History of Heisei Japan (Japan) Yukio Noguchicompleted This book mainly reviews the entire Heisei era from an economic perspective. In this era, our generation lived from 50 to 80 years old, and together with the previous generation, we promoted the development of the Heisei era. Regarding the economic figures of the Showa era, I have only learned about most of them from books, and have met only a handful of them in person. However, most of the economic figures of the Heisei era have direct or indirect relationships with me. Therefore, in this sense —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  44. The Heart-Pounding Magic of Organizing Your Life (Japan) Marie Kondocompleted "The Heart-Thrilling Magic of Organizing Your Life" is a life organization book that helps people find happiness again. Marie Kondo, a girl who started falling in love with storage and organization at the age of 5, read all related books at the age of 15, and started working as an organization consultant at the age of 18, uses all her enthusiasm and unparalleled professionalism to create an original organization method based on heartbeat, telling you how to organize your past, find your dreams, —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  45. Mental Arithmetic at 10X Speed: 56 Mental Arithmetic Skills for Primary and Secondary School Students (Japan) Tetsuya Kuritacompleted This is a mental arithmetic guide that can help children quickly improve their math scores. This book mainly covers mathematical knowledge points in primary and secondary schools. The example explanations in the book combine a variety of mathematical concepts and solution solutions to help children understand mathematical principles, develop logical thinking habits in mathematics, and stimulate children's own initiative. At the same time, for the after-school exercises in each unit, the author c —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  46. Organize Your Home: Organizing Rules That Save Your Life [Japan] Written by Noriko Ida; Translated by Zeng Miaomiaocompleted Organizing is the entrance that leads us to a comfortable and fulfilling life, and it is also a key that leads us to a new life. Tasting delicious food, sleeping peacefully, relaxing and other small and ordinary happiness are difficult to achieve in a messy room. You have to believe that organizing is not a "burden" but the pavement for a "better future". Japanese super housewives and tidying experts teach everyone practical tidying and storage skills and little tips in life that only housewives —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  47. It's Okay Not to Be so Strong [Japan] Written by Hiroyuki Inoue, Translated by Zhou Weicompleted I am not allowed to act coquettishly, I cannot forgive the small "evil" thoughts that occasionally pop up in my heart, I am afraid of being seen by others about my weaknesses... I live in self-blame every day, and I am exhausted. You are actually a gentle and kind patient. Starting today, please give up the endless unfounded accusations against yourself, praise yourself and embrace yourself. Even if you encounter failures and regrets, don't deny yourself because of them. These are essential nutr —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  48. How to Become a Person Who Can Learn (Japanese) Written by Keitaro Aihara; Translated by Fu Yanhongcompleted In an era where time is extremely fragmented, how to use time efficiently in systematic learning to enhance one's own value has become a problem that everyone must solve. Most people feel that learning is like climbing stairs, which is difficult and hard. But people who know how to learn can always grasp the tips of learning easily and make learning a logical and efficient thing. Through an in-depth introduction of relevant learning methods, this book teaches effective learning methods to people —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  49. Wonderful Materials: 12 Chemicals That Changed the World and the Scientific Legends Behind Them (Japan) Written by Kentaro Sato; Translated by Chen Guangqicompleted Starting from ancient materials such as "gold" and "iron", to "ceramics", "paper", "collagen" and "calcium carbonate", and then to modern materials such as "aluminum", "plastic" and "silicon", this book introduces the vivid and interesting stories of the discovery and utilization of 12 materials from the perspective of "material science". These stories make us rethink the relationship between human history and technology. —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  50. One Person Pot: Small Pot Cooking for One Person (Japanese) Written by Oda Makiko, Translated by an Yicompleted Japanese food experts and nutrition experts carefully design simple and quick one-pot recipes that are fashionable, creative, nutritious and healthy. You can use daily ingredients and seasonings to make heart-warming and delicious dishes. This book takes "small pot" as the starting point and introduces 98 simple, delicious, healthy and nutritious small pot recipes, 11 home-style pots that can be served warm in 10 minutes, 10 simple wine pots that are suitable for a drink, 11 super delicious pots —Reads8.4Score—Shelves