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  1. The Tale of the Heike Translated by Zhou Zuorencompleted "The Tale of the Heike" is a representative work of Japanese war stories. The work describes the collective struggle for power between the two great warriors of Japan, the Genji and the Heira clan, from 1156 to 1185, which ended with the complete destruction of the Heira clan. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  2. Flatland (UK) Written by Edwin A. Abbott; Translated by Chen Chaocompleted It's as interesting as "The Little Prince" and as vast as "The Theory of Relativity"! A hilarious mathematical fable, a masterpiece of imagination presented to the world by a Cambridge genius! This book is a magical memoir written by Square. In the flat country, a two-dimensional world where the square is located, there is only length and width, but no height. The residents are divided into multiple classes according to shape: humble isosceles triangles, ordinary equilateral triangles, squares a —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  3. Deep Rose Written by Jorge Luis Borges; Translated by Wang Yongniancompleted Borges's poetry collection "Deep Rose", created in 1975, contains twenty-seven poems. The author has deep knowledge of the aesthetic theory and creative practice of poetry. He proposed that "language is a symbol of magic, but it has been intensified by time. The poet's mission is to restore its original advantages that have now been lost." At the same time, Borges proposed the tasks of poetry: first, to convey accurate facts, and second, to give us practical touches like the close sea. In this c —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  4. The Tale of Genji (Three Volumes) [Japanese] Murasaki Shikibu, Translated by Ye Weiqu and Tang Yuemeicompleted "The Tale of Genji" is a masterpiece of Japanese classical literature. It has had a huge impact on the development of Japanese literature. It is the peak of Japanese classical literature and opened the era of "mono-sorrow" in Japan. The novel takes Genji's life experience and love story as the main line, describes the style of Japan's Heian period, reveals the complexity of human nature and cruel court struggles, and reflects the palace life of the Heian period. —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  5. The Complete Works of Kahlil Gibran (7 Volumes in Total) [Li] Gibran, Translated by Li Weizhongcompleted There were two confidantes in Gibran's life who had an important influence on his life. Among them, this foreign woman who was older than Gibran gave him great help during the most difficult and darkest period of his life. What she injected into Gibran was not simply money, but a kind of energy from mountains and rivers. In all of Gibran's correspondence, never had such a large number of letters been addressed to a specific person. Gibran received her care and quickly grew up in a foreign countr —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  6. Infinite Horror: I Went Crazy in the Plot World Silent Late at Nightcompleted The new book [Lost in the Fog Prison] has been released. The genre is urban suspense and weirdness, with a bit of modern investigation added in the early stage. It has a micro-fantasy and high-martial world setting with multiple personalities. Those who like it can read it. —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
  7. A Mathematician's Sigh [US] Written by Paul Lackhardt; Translated by Gao Cuishangcompleted Mathematics education not only troubles children, but is also a nightmare for many adults. How can we get rid of the current teaching shackles of "answering questions" and "memorizing formulas" and make children truly fall in love with mathematics? How to make adults realize that mathematics does not only represent fear, but also a magical and wonderful art? The author believes that just like painting, music and poetry, mathematics is an art and our inspiration needs to be stimulated; mathematic —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  8. A Brief History of Science Frenchwritten by Henri Poincaré; Translated by Liu Xiacompleted "A Brief History of Science" is Henri Poincaré's representative work, and it is also the quintessential summary of his scientific thoughts. It is a book about the history of the development of science in the world. It mainly discusses the evolution of scientific laws, mathematics and logic, infinite logic and other scientific and philosophical issues. In the book "A Brief History of Science", Henri Poincaré, a master of scientific research, also elaborated on his views on issues such as space, t —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  9. British Language (English-Chinese Bilingual Edition) (Two Volumes) Edited by Thomas Nelson; Translated by Liu Wei, Qiu Hong, Li Xuda, Fan Xiaowei and Zhou Yicompleted Another set of classic original textbooks after "American Chinese", it is an excellent book for understanding British humanities and history and appreciating British literature. After the original English version of "British Language" was launched and sold well, the newly revised Chinese-English bilingual version of "British Language" remains a classic. In the integration of interesting English stories and beautiful British literature, domestic students can better understand British history and —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  10. Adventures in the Physics World (Gomai Classic) (US) Written by George Gamow; Translated by Yang Xicompleted This book will answer your following questions through the dreams and adventures of Mr. Tompkins, a young bank clerk: 1. Why can't any object exceed the speed of light under any conditions? As an object approaches the speed of light, its ability to resist further acceleration—in other words, its mass—must increase infinitely, so it cannot exceed the speed of light. 2. Why is it impossible for a perpetual motion machine to exist? The second law of thermodynamics states that excess heat must be ge —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  11. Elements of Geometry (Gomai Classic) (Ancient Greece) Euclid; Translated by Zhang Butiancompleted "Elements" is an immortal work by the ancient Greek mathematician Euclid, which integrates the achievements and spirit of the entire ancient Greek mathematics. It was written around 300 BC and is divided into 13 volumes. The book preserves many of the early geometric theories of ancient Greece, and Euclid conducted groundbreaking systematic arrangements and complete expositions. "Elements of Geometry" has been published in more than 1,000 editions in different languages ​​for more than 2,000 yea —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  12. What Is Life (Guomai Classic) (Austria) Written by Erwin Schrödinger; Translated by Xiao Mengcompleted In 1943, Nobel physicist Schrödinger gave a series of lectures at Trinity College in Dublin, making his understanding and thinking about life public. The following year, this series of lectures was compiled into a book and published, which is this very influential little book - "What is Life". In this book, Schrödinger explores the relationship between quantum physics and the latest discoveries in biology, inspiring a younger generation of scientists. The three men who won the Nobel Prize for re —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  13. Burn the Math Books: Reinventing Mathematics (US) Written by Jason Wilkes, Translated by Tang Lucompleted "Burn the Math Book: Reinventing Mathematics" is a popular science book on mathematics with a new concept. A major feature of this book is that it puts aside the traditional and obscure mathematical symbols and narrative methods, and starts from scratch to explain advanced mathematical knowledge and concepts in a language that is easy for young people to accept. This book breaks the convention in the mathematics education community that one must spend a lot of time and energy learning the rigoro —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  14. 100-Day English Miracle Set: "The Miracle of Copying English" + "I Learned English by Myself in 100 Days to Turn My Life Around" (2 Volumes in Total) Written by Zhang Tongwan Written by Lia Translated by Tao Ran Translated by Guan Tingweicompleted This is a set of "Trinity of Listening, Listening and Writing" practical tools specially created for those who have no basic knowledge of English or who have repeatedly given up. It has been personally summarized by millions of self-taught bloggers and "counterattack English self-saviors" who have personally tested two effective methods - the copying method and the following reading method. "I taught myself English in 100 days and turned my life around": Taking the "100LS training method" as the —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  15. Gravity's Rainbow (Thomas Pynchon) (US) Written by Thomas Pynchon; Translated by Yao Yicompleted "Gravity's Rainbow" is a classic work in postmodernist literature. It has a unique position in the history of 20th century world literature and has caused huge controversy. The plot of this masterpiece is complex, and the dream-like fantasy is full of confusing and intricate cross-relationships, various, weird and messy narratives, specious discussions, and descriptions of physics, rocket engineering, advanced mathematics, psychology, international politics, and abnormal sex. The background of t —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  16. How to Solve Problems: a Guide to Solving Problems in Mathematics Competitions (3Rd Edition) [US] Written by Paul Zeitz, Translated by Li Shenghong and Huang Zhibincompleted How to Solve Problems integrates the unity of mathematics throughout, combines theoretical methods with classic examples, and takes strategy, tactics and tools as the main lines, raising problem solving to an artistic level. First, it teaches a summary of problem-solving methodologies, which is also the core content of the book, and then explains specific problem-solving tactics through examples, such as the drawer principle. It also discusses algebra, combinatorics, number theory, geometry and —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  17. Born in the Storm Written by (Soviet) Nikolai Ostrovsky, Translated by Wang Zhichongcompleted A companion volume to the book "How Steel Was Tempered". This is the second and last novel by writer Nikki Ostrovsky. The two works have the same theme, but the former reflects the living conditions of a generation of young people for more than ten years, while the latter describes the struggle scenes of young people within three or four months, creating a glorious group portrait of revolutionary youth. —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  18. Little Princess (U. S. A.) Written by F. Ho Burnett; Translated by Guo Yongchangcompleted Sarah Crewe, who grew up in the family of a wealthy British young officer stationed in India, lived a wealthy life with ample food and clothing. When she was seven years old, she was sent to a girls' boarding school in London, England by her father. Due to her wealthy family, she enjoyed the privileged life of a "special student" and was like a "little princess." Because she is kind-hearted and caring, she is loved by most of her classmates. However, the hypocritical and snobbish principal Miss —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  19. Little Women (Classic Translation) [USA] Written by Louisa May Alcott; Translated by Liu Chunying; Chen Yuli;completed In 1868, a publisher invited Louisa May Alcott to write a "book about girls." Based on her own life, Alcott tenderly described the life and growth of the four March sisters. This is the origin of "Little Women." The eldest sister, Meg, is a good wife and mother. After getting married, she takes care of her husband and children, and manages the family well; the second sister, Joe, is cheerful and open-minded, independent and self-respecting, and is keen on writing; the third sister, Beth, is intr —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  20. Huajianji (Tang Dynasty) Wen Tingjun, Wei Zhuang and Others; (Later Shu) Zhao Chongzuocompleted "Huajian Collection" is a collection of lyrics compiled by Zhao Chongzuo of the Later Shu Dynasty. It includes the works of 18 poets from the late Tang Dynasty to the Five Dynasties, including Wen Tingyun, Huangfusong, He Ning, Wei Zhuang, Xue Zhaoyun, Niu Qiao, Zhang Bi, Ouyang Jiong, etc. This book contains a total of more than 460 works. The style of poetry in these works mostly imitates Wen Tingyun, and is characterized by describing the daily life mood of women in the boudoir. They sing in —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  21. Deception (Vernacular Version) Written by Zhang Yingyu; Translated by Deng Yuyancompleted The Book of Deception (vernacular version) can be called an ancient version of the "anti-fraud guide". Each chapter is a short and concise story without any reading threshold. ——We are not teaching you to cheat, but we are teaching you to resist fraud. After reading this, you will find that the scams we often see on the Internet or in real life were actually played out by the ancients hundreds of years ago. In other words, many of today's scams are inherited from the "wisdom" of our ancestors. S —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  22. Mathematics Can Be Learned in This Way. Thinking Development Chapter [English] Joe Boehler; Translated by Li Jiaweicompleted Joe Boler, professor of mathematics education at Stanford University, is a classic work, the thinking development chapter of the series "Mathematics Can Be Learned This Way"! There are math learning methods that teachers can't teach, and children will be enlightened as soon as they learn it! Combining brain science and mathematics experience, this book breaks the anxiety of parents and children about mathematics learning! As long as you enjoy the process of mathematical thinking, your learning w —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  23. Listen to the Wind [Japan] Written by Haruki Murakami, Translated by Lin Shaohuacompleted "Hear the Wind Sings", "Pinball in 1973" and "Sheep Hunting Adventures" are collectively called the "Youth Trilogy". The novel unfolds in the first person. "I" was a college student in Tokyo. When I spent the summer vacation in my hometown in 1970, I drank and chatted at the bar with my friend Rat all day long. One day, "I" saw a drunk girl with no little finger on her left hand lying on the ground in the bar bathroom. So he escorted him home and guarded him for a night, which caused a misunders —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  24. Red Star Shines on China: Youth Edition (US) Written by Edgar Snow, Translated by Dong Leshancompleted "Red Star Shines on China" is a documentary literary work created by American journalist Edgar Snow and translated by Dong Leshan. This book truly records what the author saw and heard during on-the-spot interviews in the revolutionary base areas in northwest China from June to October 1936. It reports to the world the situation of China, the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army, and many Red Army leaders and Red Army generals. 2016 Marks the 80th anniversary of the victory of the Long March —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  25. The Last Summer (US) Written by Lois Lowry; Translated by Luo Lingcompleted It's hard for Meg not to be jealous of her sister, Molly. Molly is beautiful, generous, cheerful and lively, as dazzling as a star; while her sister is the complete opposite, plain-looking, sensitive and irritable, and also loves to get into trouble. This summer, in order for my father to write better, the whole family moved to the countryside. Here, the sisters live in the same room, but they have constant friction and fight. Suddenly one day, Molly started to have nosebleeds. From then on, eve —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  26. So Happy! ! ! (US) Written by Jenny Rosen, Translated by Wu Jiejingcompleted I'm at a low point in my life and I'm so happy now! It has been on the New York Times bestseller list for nearly half a year! Jenny, a patient with depression, wrote "So Happy!" About her daily life with loneliness and pain. ! ! . She crazily collects every happy moment and uses them to fight back every bad day. This book contains her funny conversations with her psychiatrist, her interesting daily life with her family and her little stuffed raccoon, as well as the humorous farces and touching w —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  27. Last Leaf [US] Written by O. Henry, Translated by Huang Yuanshencompleted O. Henry, the author of "The Last Leaf", is one of the most outstanding short story writers in the United States and even the world's literary world. Most of his works depict the hardship, bitterness and helplessness of ordinary people, with a relaxed style of writing, humorous language, and are famous for their unexpected endings. This selection is based on the translator's reading of all 284 of the author's works and carefully selected thirty of them based on the reading and appreciation habit —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  28. The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (US) Written by Mark Twain, Translated by Hu Zhijincompleted The witty, naughty, adventurous Tom described by the humor master Mark Twain has become a representative figure of Americans' innocent, optimistic, cheerful and heroic character. The lively and naughty Tom studied and lived with his aunt's nerdy cousin in a remote town along the Mississippi River in the United States. Tom is a famous adventurer. His ideal is to be a pirate. The reason is very simple: he doesn't have to think about getting up in the morning, he doesn't have to go to class, and he —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  29. Puppet Master [Norway] Written by Jostan Judd, Translated by Li Jingjingcompleted Jacob is a loner with a strange hobby - searching for and attending the funerals of strangers. At the memorial dinner after the funeral, he eloquently told the relatives and friends of the deceased the story of his acquaintance with the deceased. After seven funerals, a special social network was gradually formed, and a special emotion was also quietly growing. At the same time, Jacob was also obsessed with the exploration of ancient languages. From the study of Indo-European languages, he disc —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  30. From One to Infinity [US] George Gamow; Translated by Li Yongxuecompleted "From One to Infinity" is George Gamow's masterpiece and one of the classic works of natural science. It has directly influenced many scientific research and science popularization workers and is a time-honored introductory book on natural science. This book introduces in vivid language the basic achievements and cutting-edge progress of natural science since the 20th century. The book first talks about some basic mathematical knowledge, and then uses some interesting metaphors to explain Einste —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  31. 24 of the Most Amazing Lessons in the World (US) Written by Charles Harnell; Translated by Xin Houyuncompleted Before the book disappeared from public view around 1933, the techniques it contained had made one millionaire after another. After being shelved for decades, this book reappeared in Silicon Valley as a "millionaire maker" and set off a social craze. Legend has it that Bill Gates accidentally discovered this book while studying at Harvard University. He regarded it as a treasure, studied it with great concentration, and was deeply inspired to join Microsoft, thus creating an epoch-making histori —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  32. Wisdom Book (Western) Written by Baltasha Gracian; Translated by Dai Guangniancompleted "The Book of Wisdom" is the pinnacle work of Baltasar Gracian, a famous Spanish philosopher and thinker in the 17th century. Since its publication in 1647, it has been highly praised by readers. Together with "The King" and "The Art of War", it is known as "the three great wonders in the history of human thought". This book collects 300 wonderful maxims for life, discussing wisdom and strategies such as understanding people and things, making careful decisions about right and wrong, self-cultiva —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  33. The Road to Spiritual Freedom [Ink] Written by Don Miguel Luis and Janet Mills; Translated by Liu Yongjuncompleted "The Road to Spiritual Freedom" is a psychological inspirational work written by Mexican writers Don Miguel Luis and Janet Mills. The book mentions that everyone knows themselves like looking into a mirror, but there is often a layer of fog in front of the mirror. To dispel this fog, you need to follow the following four agreements: first, make good use of beautiful words, second, not to be affected by other people's words and deeds, third, do not speculate, and fourth, do your best in everythin —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  34. Scientific Learning: Stanford's Golden Rules of Learning Written by Daniel L. Schwartz Written by Jessica M. Written by Kristen P. Blair Translated by Guo Mancompleted The lead author of this book, Professor Schwartz, is the dean of the Stanford School of Education and an authoritative expert in the field of learning science. He has taught 18 learning-related courses. This book is derived from a popular classic learning course he taught at Stanford. Based on many years of scientific research, teaching and practical experience, the author extracted 26 representative, relatively mature and empirically effective learning rules based on thousands of documents in t —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  35. The Eleventh Face of the Princess Late Leavescompleted The eleventh face of the princess —Reads9.8Score—Shelves
  36. Alice in Wonderland (UK) Written by Lewis Carroll; Translated by Zhou Kexicompleted Open the reader's version of "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland", and children who love fantasy will have a brighter future! The first volume of the unified Chinese language textbook for grade six is ​​designated reading. Classic translation by literary translator Zhou Kexi. Brand new version, including exquisite color illustrations. The little girl Alice chased a rabbit into a rabbit hole in her dream, came to a magical world, and began a thrilling journey. She met many weird animals and saw man —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  37. Mahayana Buddhist Sutra of Universal Light Translated by Pohara, the Tripitaka of Tianzhu, Tang Dynastycompleted Buddhist scriptures. It guides people to be good, and the philosophical thoughts contained in it are worthy of people's study and reflection. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  38. Cognitive Upgrade (Japanese) the Englishman of Tamami, (U. S.) Written by Mark Schubert; Translated by Zhu Yueweicompleted People become great because of their dreams. Have your dreams come true? When you share your dreams with people around you, will there be people who say, "You are such a strange person. Do you really think you can realize such a lofty ideal?" Be careful, these languages ​​​​are your dream killers. If you are not willing to be mediocre, you must change your perception and learn to affirm yourself. This book combines psychology, linguistics, brain science, sociology and other disciplines to descri —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  39. Worldview: the Philosophy and History of Science That Modern People Must Understand (2Nd Edition of the Original Book) (US) Written by Richard Dewitt; Translated by Sun Tiancompleted This book is a popular general humanities reading among young Americans. It is a book that broadens your imagination, trains your thinking, and helps you grow yourself. The book introduces fundamental issues in the history and philosophy of science, such as what is truth, philosophical conceptual facts, etc. Covers historical events and philosophical themes in the history of science that have impacted the worldview. Science brings us not only knowledge, but a new cognitive system, such as the ch —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  40. Deep Impact: How to Win the Hearts of Others Naturally (Singapore) Written by Karen Leong; Translated by Jia Zhuocompleted "I've always been too shy. How can I get people's attention?" "I've given so much, why can't I always get the understanding from others?" "Everyone likes me privately, so why do they never ask for my opinion when something happens?" … If you've ever had these thoughts, this book is for you! "Deep Impact" is an improvement book for introverts. In the author's view, influence has two core elements - like and respect, which leads to four types of influence: dormant, authoritative, affinity, and con —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  41. You Don't Have to Work Too Hard in Life Written by Eckhart Tolle; Translated by Li Micompleted There are two common regrets in life: one is not being able to do enough, and the other is using too much force. Just like cooking, too little salt will make it boring, but too much salt will make it difficult to swallow. In an era of widespread anxiety, people tend to be eager for quick results and rush around in their busy schedules. In fact, if you want to get what you want, you can get it easily and naturally as long as you are calm and down-to-earth. Pursuing a so-called better result too h —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  42. Murder Before the End of the World [Japan] Written by Akane Araki; Translated by Dong Shuhancompleted [The end of the world + humanity duel, the two heroines of the end of the world VS the serial killer] The winning work of the 68th Edogawa Ranpo Prize was unanimously approved by the judges! Author Akane Araki breaks the age record for Rampo Award winners and is known as the "Agatha Christie of Generation Z"! "For murderers, this is really a paradise." 67 Days later, the asteroid "Telos" is about to hit the earth, and mankind is facing the end of the world. 23-Year-old Xiaochun and her driving s —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  43. Re0: Starting from the Witch of Abundance to Fulfill Your Destiny Fishing Songs Are Sung Lateongoing "Life in a different world from scratch" + "A man with a broken destiny" The story of a girl who traveled to another world and died, lived and died again, and finally decided not to die. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  44. Human Nature Needs to Be Exposed Written by Baltasar Gracian; Translated by Li Hanzhaocompleted "Human Nature Needs Exposed", formerly known as "The Book of Wisdom", is a book that dares to tell the truth. In a surprising and cold writing style, it exposes the true face of human nature and provides magical strategies for overcoming hardships, difficulties, and confusion in life. "Human Nature Needs to be Revealed" collects 300 wonderful maxims for life, discussing wisdom and strategies such as understanding people and things, being cautious about right and wrong, cultivating oneself, and g —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  45. [Quick Travel] the Yandere Shota Chases Me Through Three Thousand Worlds Staying up Late Makes Your Legs Hairyongoing A long-haired otaku died unexpectedly in an e-sports competition, and was bound to the system by mistake. At this point, the two unlucky guys began their journey to save the small world. The quirky little drama queen╳the gloomy and sick little young lady (It's just that I have good looks, not that I am young. I am fierce in the early stage. I have my own personality problems, which will gradually change later.) PS two-way redemption, no surprises, no brainlessness, the plot and emotions go toget —Reads—Score—Shelves
  46. Philosophical Thoughts (French) Written by Diderot; Translated by Shuqincompleted As a representative of the encyclopaedist philosophers, Diderot had his own unique insights into philosophical issues that confused people in all aspects of nature, humanities, and society. His erudition gave him a relaxed and clear temperament when talking about God, which could make people smile but would not make true believers disrespectful; at the same time, because of his profound knowledge of natural sciences, some of the research methods he gave for natural sciences were feasible and ver —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  47. History of Western Philosophy (UK) Written by Bertrand Russell, Translated by Ding Weicompleted "A History of Western Philosophy" was written during World War II and originated from a series of lectures on the history of philosophy given by Russell in Philadelphia, USA. The book is divided into three volumes, covering ancient philosophy, Catholic philosophy and modern philosophy in chronological order. In this book, Russell fully demonstrates his understanding of the historical development of Western philosophy from the perspective of a philosopher, which includes not only the philosophica —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  48. The Picture of Dorian Gray (Grim Classic) (UK) Written by Oscar Wilde, Translated by Sun Yixuecompleted The young Dorian Gray is handsome and kind-hearted. His friend Howard drew a beautiful portrait of him, and Lord Henry's words made Dorian realize his youth and beauty for the first time. He couldn't help but sigh: "How sad! I will grow old, but this painting will always be young... If only it could be the other way around! If I am the one who is forever young, and the painting is the one who grows old, how wonderful! For this, I am willing to give everything I have in the world! I am willing to —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  49. Spirit and Eros (Guomai Classic) (Germany) Written by Hermann Hesse; Translated by Yi Haizhoucompleted The novel tells the life of Narcissus and Goldmund, two talented but very different young men. Narcissus, a young scholar at Mariabronn Monastery, is talented and talented. He has always been strict with himself and upholds the ideal of becoming a theologian who advocates logic and reason. Goldmund, who entered the school as a newcomer, originally followed his father's wish and hoped to become a monk, but accidentally discovered the joy of secular life. Although the two were attracted by each ot —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  50. Pleasure and Nothingness [Slovenia] Written by Slavoj Žižek; Translated by Ji Guangmaocompleted Xiang Biao, Wang Min'an, Wang Hui, Jiang Yuhui, Lan Jiang, Yuan Changgeng, Han Zhenjiang, Zhou Zhiqiang, Dialectic and others jointly recommended. If you are not satisfied, you will suffer, and if you are satisfied, there will be nothingness? ŽIžek takes you out of the vicious circle of pleasure and nothingness! In this book, Žižek examines in detail how in the post-epidemic era, people gain enjoyment from disaster, confrontation, and chaos but lose their revolutionary desires. He writes from th —Reads8.8Score—Shelves