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Reader
Reading so hard is nothing more than trying to be a normal reader with common sense. In an era of rapid change, reading seems to be one of the few spiritual activities that continues. This book is divided into seven categories: "Prepare to be a reader", "Abnormal readers", "Political gossip", "Classic talks" and "Learn some literary accents", "Supplementary knowledge" and "It's the World Cup, are you still studying?". There is "The Majestic Halloween" which talks about Beijing's cultural landmar
263Reads8.4Score—Shelves
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Common Sense
Mr. Liang Wendao is a collection of current commentaries written in the past two years, talking about politics, democracy, ethnicity, education, press freedom, citizen ethics and many other social aspects. The writing style is sharp, the purpose of the article is clear, and the discussion is concise and powerful. It often hits the nail on the head of the problem. The text not only brings readers the pleasure of reading, but also prompts people to think and inspire. The book is called "Common Sen
56Reads8.6Score—Shelves
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Ego
This book is a collection of prose essays written by Mr. Liang Wendao. It is mainly based on the text of the "Secret Notes" column in the literary edition of Hong Kong's "Sing Pao". It talks about many aspects of personal life experience and life feelings such as love and marriage, daily life, disease experience, faith perception, urban culture, literature and art, historical memory, etc. It reads fresh, natural, considerate, and often gives people unexpected enlightenment in its elegant and sim
28Reads8.6Score—Shelves
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Noise
This book is a collection of Liang Wendao's literary columns, divided into six parts: "How to listen to pure music", "Music never dies", "Tragedies happen as usual", "What are fans of electric phantoms", "Is the end of television here", and "What is entertainment?". With many years of reading and observation, Liang Wendao talks about his favorite music and movies, and also has unique experiences and opinions on television and entertainment. This may make readers rethink the existence of "noise"
8Reads7.9Score—Shelves
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Taste and Taste Phenomena
If food is meant to be eaten, if food is truly an art, then the only way we can appreciate that art is to destroy it. Imagine fireworks, especially Cai Guo-Qiang's explosive art. When you stare at them blooming in mid-air, have you ever realized that they are disappearing art? We always regard destruction and creation as opposite processes, and we always associate art with creation. We feel that art definitely does not destroy anything, but creates something. But isn't explosion the ultimate des
7Reads8.3Score—Shelves
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Taste·the First Sin
In Western cultural tradition, "Gluttony" is listed as the first of the seven deadly sins. When eating becomes an overindulgent desire for humans, all other sins and sins will follow. In Liang Wendao's writings, eating and drinking are not just about satisfying appetite, but also a slice of human social civilization. It is inextricably linked to music, nation, education, erotica and even good and evil. Tradition fades away, hustle and bustle rises, taste becomes a means of showing off, and glutt
2Reads8.2Score—Shelves