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  1. Fatty Country: Legendary Women Who Influenced Chinese History Donglizicompleted The experiences of the female characters included in "Legendary Women Who Influenced Chinese History" are a picture, including heart-pounding innocence, endlessly memorable romances, disdainful power play, regrettable tragedy, and soul-stirring feats. Through this long scroll, you can understand life, history, and culture from another level. "Zhidian Jiangshan (Those Legendary Women Who Influenced Chinese History)" is not a historical biography, nor is it based on textual research, but it strive —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  2. Divine Logic: the First Book on Evil Logic Duffcompleted In life, logic is everywhere. Whether we do it intentionally or not, logic serves our lives all the time. In thinking, work, life, study, etc., The shadow of logic can be seen everywhere. Logic is the foundation of all subjects. No matter which major you want to study, if you want to learn well and quickly, you must have strong logical thinking ability. In today's society, logical ability is being valued more and more. Not only do students need to have the necessary logical ability to take exams —Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  3. Philosophy of Life Daily Reading Wang Fengcompleted No matter what profession a person is engaged in, he hopes that he can do better and be successful. An optimistic, open-minded and wise life should be happy, simple and positive. Some people's hearts have been clouded by the dust of desire, negativity, and sadness for too long, and they cannot see the blue sky. If you want to continuously cultivate yourself and pursue excellent quality, if you are willing to re-enrich your thoughts, if you desire to improve the quality of life, if... Then you sh —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  4. There Is a State Called Letting Go, a Mentality Called Giving Up, and a Kind of Wisdom Called Tolerance. Edited by Huang Yanancompleted Letting go is a transcendent state. Let it go in order to be able to pick it up. Being willing is an open-minded attitude. It seems to be for others, but actually it is for oneself. Tolerance is a kind of profound wisdom. See deeply, think broadly, treat others well, and achieve yourself. To win in life is to have the courage to let go, to know the trade-offs, to be tolerant with your heart, to let go of your burdens with the courage, to control your choices with calmness, to face gains and lo —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  5. Sobriety in the World: One Sentence Is Worth Ten Thousand Sentences of Life Wisdom Anonymous (Anchor: Zi Zi's Cotton-Padded Jacket)completed Be "sober in the world" by understanding life! A person who is sober in marriage knows how to choose and cherish what he has, and he can always be happy. A person who is sober at work can accept everything that happens at work without any complaints. A person who is sober in interpersonal relationships is not persistent, entangled, confrontational, trapped in things, does not create trouble for himself or others. Think clearly, live transparently, be calm but not panicked, be rational but not en —Reads—Score—Shelves
  6. Brain Empowerment: Ready-To-Use High-Efficiency Brain Secrets Written by Li Mengcompleted This book is not only a smart key to enter the kingdom of super brain power, but also a practical guide to quickly improve and enhance your brain power. It conducts in-depth discussions on many issues such as the complex mechanism of the brain, factors affecting brain power, methods to improve brain power, etc. It also introduces a variety of "tricks and secrets" that are beneficial to improving the efficiency of brain use. It can quickly develop your brain potential, making your learning easier —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  7. "Quanxiang Brain Improvement Book Series" Super Memory Liu Zhihuacompleted Memory is the basis of all intellectual activities, and improving memory is particularly important at every stage of life. Teacher Liu has more than ten years of experience in brain training, and has profound accumulation and unique insights in the three fields of super memory, speed reading and mind mapping. In "Super Memory", he not only shared many practical and useful memory methods with readers: chain memory method, digital memory method, mailbox memory method, shrinkage memory method, Engl —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  8. Blind Spots in Thinking Uswritten by William James, Translated by Ivy International Education Alliancecompleted In our lives, we have many ill-considered and unexpected psychological blind spots, and most of these blind spots are caused by our unconscious behaviors, which in turn lead to our cognitive and behavioral errors through a series of chain reactions. "Blind Spots in Thinking" lists the blind spots in people's thinking that are prone to occur in aspects of life, communication, thinking, life, etc. Through the introduction and analysis of these common blind spots in thinking, it is hoped that it ca —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  9. Law of Thinking Chen Peiyongcompleted It is a duty for leading cadres to study Marxist classics, but it is also a difficult task. After busy work, faced with numerous classic texts, leading cadres at all levels face two basic questions: What to read and how to read? What to read means carefully selecting those texts that can help leading cadres understand, analyze, and solve major theoretical and practical problems in contemporary China; how to read means to find the connection point between these texts and the reality of contempora —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  10. Cognition on Making Money: Rich People's Thinking (Full Classic) Zhang Luluocompleted This is a practical guide that systematically sorts out business logic and wealth laws. It goes beyond simple investment techniques and starts from the underlying logic such as cognitive upgrading, value exchange, risk management, etc., And deeply dismantles the mentality and path of the strong to accumulate wealth. By comparing the thinking of the poor and the thinking of the rich, the book guides readers to establish long-term goal awareness and asset operation concepts. Whether you are advanc —Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  11. The Art of Adaptable Eloquence Su Chunlicompleted This book selects 7 cross-sections of eloquence scenes that are closely related to everyone, and tries to show readers the charm of the art of adaptable eloquence as much as possible. It is divided into 7 chapters, including: eloquence skills in daily life, communicative eloquence in adaptable situations, and contingency skills that must be known to make wonderful speeches, etc. —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  12. A Book Explains the Unspoken Rules of the Wine Table Zhang Jienancompleted The content of this book is divided into two parts. The first part mainly talks about the knowledge at the wine table, including setting up the wine table, entertaining knowledge, wine table connections, wine table etiquette, wine table eloquence and other practical wine table knowledge. The second part mainly explains the development of the circle at the wine table, the maintenance of the connections at the wine table, the use of various channels or new media outside the wine table, etc. —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  13. The First Interpersonal Communication Book for Women Wu Jingyacompleted As a woman, if you don't know how to communicate with others, even if you are good-looking, smart and capable, you may not be recognized by society. If you have a perfect and mature social image, smooth and accessible social skills, a calm and calm social psychology, and just the right social sense, you can strategize in the workplace and have the best of both worlds in life. Do you want to be popular wherever you go? Do you want to become the "popular king" in everyone's eyes? Do you want to be —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  14. The Rich Don't Talk, the Poor Don't Understand Xu Xianjiang; Xia Xiaozhengcompleted Why are rich people rich? Why are poor people poor? This book is intended to reveal the secret to the success of the rich, so that all people who want to succeed will know how to succeed and how to create wealth for themselves. This book not only talks about various concepts about success, but also the spiritual enlightenment or blood and tears lessons of some rich people about success; every case in the book reveals the hardships of those successful people from starting from scratch to becoming —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  15. A Classic Inspirational Collection of Positive Energy in Life (A Set of 24 Volumes in Total) Uscharles Harnell; Westernbaltasha Gracian; Usharry Barken; Usdouglas Lelton; Usrobert Collier; Usdale Carrcompleted This set of books has a total of 24 volumes. They are all works that have inspired tens of millions of people and are foreign inspirational classics that have influenced more Chinese people. Among them are "Success Master" Carnegie's ultimate guide to winning a happy life for readers; He has the superhuman judgment and basic common sense of successfully dealing with the world as the shogun who controls Japan; There is a success codex circulated privately by Silicon Valley tycoons, a strange book —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  16. 500 Detective Mystery Games Huang Qingxiangcompleted This book selects 500 of the most classic and fun detective reasoning games in the world, allowing you to reason with the smartest people in the world, master reasoning methods, break through thinking bottlenecks, trigger thinking storms, and create an outstanding life. —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  17. Why Are Men Depressed? Yezicompleted Goethe said: "Whoever feels it is necessary to alienate the so-called inferior people to maintain dignity, then he is as shameful as a coward who avoids enemies because he is afraid of failure." Wealth can make people have a broad vision, but poverty can make people profound; rich people have seen many things, but poverty makes it possible to think about more things. If we use our minds, poverty can be equal to wealth. Sometimes we are really jealous. Every foreigner, no matter what kind of busi —Reads7.6Score—Shelves
  18. The Crooked Road Is Straight: Seize the Turning Point of Life [New] Zhang Xueyuancompleted The selected author has conducted case studies on 180 sub-industries, more than 1,000 companies, 1,500 projects, and 8,000 meetings over the past 20 years. "The Curved Road Is Straight" is a promotion guide worth having in the growth of enterprises, gold-collar workers, and white-collar workers. This book includes establishing elite thinking and dealing with elite connections, finding excellent partners and strategists, taking advantage of last-ditch opportunities to develop local markets, condu —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  19. Every Good Person Has a Period of Silence So Far, so Closecompleted This book is written for those young people who are in a period of struggle. They may still be in school, or they may have just entered society. They are confused about the future and doubtful about the present. They have dreams in their hearts, but they always doubt whether they have enough confidence to persist to the end. —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  20. Creative Stories of Great Writers Ma Yilicompleted What is literature? Literature is human studies. Literature is a reflection of people's daily life and a representation of the relationship between human beings and nature. Literature can not only reveal the essence of life, but also reflect people's emotions. Without literature, human life would be boring. Therefore, great writers are engineers of the human soul. Lu Xun was a great litterateur, thinker, and literary giant of the 20th century. His influence and contribution to modern Chinese cul —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  21. The Story of a Great Chinese Writer Ma Yilicompleted "Stories of Great Chinese Writers" brings together Sima Xiangru, Cao Zhi, Tao Yuanming, Liu Xie, Li Yu, Luo Binwang, Wang Bo, Chen Ziang, Wang Changling, Meng Haoran, Wang Wei, Meng Jiao, Jia Dao, Li Bai, Du Fu, Bai Juyi, Han Yu, Liu Zongyuan, Li Shangyin, Ouyang Xiu, Li Stories about writers such as Qingzhao, Su Shi, Lu You, Xin Qiji, Guan Hanqing, Shi Naian, Luo Guanzhong, Wu Chengen, Tang Xianzu, Pu Songling, Wu Jingzi, Cao Xueqin, Lu Xun, Zhu Ziqing, Guo Moruo, Mao Dun, Lao She, Bing Xin, Li —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  22. A Golden Collection of Quotations from World Celebrities - Love Quotations Li Cambridgecompleted This book extensively collects famous quotes from world celebrities about life, life, emotions, ideals, quality, philosophy, culture, knowledge and other aspects. —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  23. Hello, Independent Girl By Mu'ercompleted This book collects the stories of 29 maverick girls. They have walked through prosperity, seen the world, lived wildly, and loved firmly. Even if their lives are not perfect, they are by no means careless. They are all ordinary people, but they become fascinating because of their independent personalities. They may be your besties, colleagues and friends, who make you feel warm and admired, and hope that you can become like them. No matter how the world changes, no matter how many people are no —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  24. Cognitive Landscape Anonymous (Anchor: Anonymous)completed Improve awareness and open up the pattern —Reads—Score—Shelves
  25. Survival Guide in the Age of Involution (Set of 4 Volumes) (A Practical Book to Say Goodbye to Negativity and Anxiety and Confusion) Li Wenqu; Li Juan; Yang Genshen; Picking Mulberry Seedscompleted This is a set of practical spiritual guides especially suitable for people today to get rid of anxiety and confusion. Including "Those who can control their emotions can control their lives", "Your aura will eventually make you unique", "Don't just look like you are working hard" and "Don't choose comfort when you should struggle". No matter how anxious you are at the moment, how disappointed you are about the future, or how negative you are about yourself, you can gradually find the direction t —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  26. Tao Cultivation Li Shihuacompleted Lao Tzu was a thinker who did not like to express his opinions, but every word he said was precise and accurate. The eighty-one chapters of the Tao Te Ching contain the essence of Lao Tzu's wisdom and are also the philosophical outline of human survival wisdom. Among them, the guiding principle, which can be called the outline within the outline, is the thought of "Tao follows nature". Li Shihua, a native of Yulin, Shaanxi Province, graduated from Shaanxi University of Science and Technology and —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  27. Three Things to Cultivate Your Mind: Don't Get Angry, Don't Care, Don't Complain Written by Feng Taocompleted This book systematically explains how to cultivate the mind and body by focusing on not being angry, not caring, and not complaining. Why should we talk about cultivating the mind? Cultivation of the mind means not fighting with oneself, let alone fighting with others, but by regulating emotions to achieve a natural and peaceful state. Cultivation of the mind is not only about cultivating the inner state of mind, but also a process of self-cultivation, re-recognition of self, and self-facement, —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  28. A Complete Collection of Ways to Be a Good Person Before Doing Things Compiled by Zhao Fanyucompleted Be a person with a worldly attitude and do things with a worldly attitude. It is a culmination of experience in being a good person and doing things well, teaching you how to be a good person and how to do things with enthusiasm. No one in the world is stupider than anyone else. Why do some people succeed, some fail, and some live a mediocre life? Being a good person before doing things is the true ability of successful people to plan their lives. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  29. Treat Time as a Friend (3Rd Edition) Li Xiaolaicompleted Why do you always feel like "there's no time"? The most time-saving way is to study. Why do you "chopping firewood" instead of "sharpening the knife"? Why are process-based records so different from result-based records? Can a person's precise perception of time really be trained to resemble a special function? They are all ordinary people, why are they so different after a few years? Why does the boat of time only send mature people to the other side of their dreams? The vast majority of succes —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  30. Learning to Be Strong and Thinking to Be Strong Fan Yu Chief Editorcompleted In this era of advocating lifelong learning, studying growth courses from first-class universities such as Peking University and Tsinghua University has become an extension of school education and will increasingly be integrated into mainstream education. Young teachers from Peking University, Tsinghua University, Renmin University of China, Beijing University of Science and Technology, and Beijing Foreign Studies University, which are adjacent universities in the west of Beijing, planned and co —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  31. Deep Thinking: How to Train the Depth and Carefulness of Thinking Liu Weicompleted When we deepen the dimension of thinking, another realm of problem solving will open up. As the depth and rigor of our thinking continue to improve, our abilities to complete work, communicate with others, and operate operations will be qualitatively improved. The 21st century is an era of knowledge economy, so human wisdom will inevitably become the driving force for wealth and society. In the current social environment, only those who know how to think deeply and learn quickly can grasp the ke —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  32. Highly Sensitive Introverts: How to Live Comfortably in an Extroverted World (Germany) Written by Sylvia Loken; Translated by Zeng Jingcompleted This is a guide to a happy life for highly sensitive introverts. As a person with a combination of introversion and high sensitivity, you are good at analysis, cautious, and perseverant. It can be said that you already have the right time, place, and people to achieve a happy life, and you can easily carry out the next step in your life. However, in fact, introverts who are highly sensitive often underestimate their own strengths, but are so good at discovering their own shortcomings. This book —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  33. The Rank of Goddess Su Qincompleted Chi Daiyu, Shi Baochai, Han Xiangyun, Suan Fengjie Min Tanchun, Wu Yingchun, Qiao Ping'er, Yong Qingwen, Dai Xiangling, Hui Zijuan, Lie Jinchuan, Xian Xiren. If you have a girl in your family, you must let her watch "Dream of Red Mansions", preferably from an early age. Because "A Dream of Red Mansions" is actually a book that teaches women how to live exquisitely. —Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  34. There Is No Such Thing as Time 2: the Power of Self-Discipline Eracompleted I want so much, but life is limited. Get into a better school, change to a cooler job, earn more money, lose 5 pounds, become more beautiful, go where you want to go... All the sense of accomplishment comes from getting closer to what you want to be. But in this information-rich Internet age, people feel more and more panic, ineffectiveness and lack of freedom: they are often very eager to change, but they remain motionless. These problems are related to time, but managing your time can solve th —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  35. The Book of Self-Discipline: Time Management Techniques That Follow Human Nature Mr Saicompleted This book is a self-discipline practical manual that systematically talks about time management. This book is divided into five parts. Part 1 explains the "core methods of self-discipline" and consists of 6 chapters. It not only subverts readers' understanding of common concepts such as self-discipline, time management and procrastination, but also provides a humane and feasible methodology with the focus of "lazy people". Part 2 enters "Time Management", with a total of 5 chapters, systematical —Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  36. Influence (Japan) Written by Yoritomo Minamoto; Edited by Bei Danguinis; Written by Chen Liangcompleted "Influence" is a book written by the legendary Japanese general Yoritomo Minamoto and edited by the American scholar Mr. Bay Denguinis. This book is divided into 12 parts, which provides a detailed and systematic introduction to the skills of cultivating and exerting influence and Yoritomo Minamoto's own philosophy of life. The book also provides a wealth of advice, examples, and exercises to help readers fully understand the secrets of influence and master the secrets of influencing others. —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  37. Terrible Sichuan People Wu Haocompleted The Sichuan people's pride of "dare to be the first in the world" has made Sichuan the leader in western China since ancient times and is recognized as a famous historical and cultural city. Yesterday, Sichuan showed the essence of the splendid ancient Shu culture, Qinlong culture, Jingchu Youhua and other regional cultures; today, Sichuan not only inherits excellent traditional culture, but also is open, enterprising and full of vitality. It has formed a cultural style in which local culture an —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  38. Details Determine Success Lu Hancompleted The main contents of this book include: success begins with details, starting with small things, innovation comes from details, and there is no small matter in business management. —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  39. Zeng Shiqiang Talks About Jiang Ziya's Life Wisdom Anonymous (Anchor: Zeng Shiqiang)completed What is Jiang Ziya's real name? What's the most amazing thing about Jiang Ziya? Jiang Ziya's initial target of assistance was King Zhou of Shang? Jiang Ziya is so powerful, why does he have no successor? What homework did Jiang Ziya do before catching King Wen of Zhou? Why do all the schools of thought respect Jiang Ziya as their ancestor? Zeng Shiqiang predicted that Jiang Ziya would be reincarnated? … Zeng Shiqiang thoroughly tells the legendary life of Jiang Ziya Provide practical strategies —Reads7.8Score—Shelves
  40. Make Your Mood Suddenly Brighter Pan Hongshengcompleted "Mountains are still mountains, water is still water" is a kind of life mood that is suddenly enlightened, calm about gains and losses, and forgetting all favors and disgrace. There is a ballad that says it well: After walking through mountains and rivers, there are highs and lows under your feet. After experiencing ups and downs, you still have to search. Life is busy, you gain more or less, and you lose every bit. The important thing is to be happy. A person who pursues fame and wealth intenti —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  41. The Practice of Love: a Self-Growth Manual for Women [US] Written by Megan Logancompleted Loving yourself is an ability that needs to be learned. Only by practicing continuously can you be invincible and confident on the journey to happiness. This is a book that you can write and practice by yourself, and you can also share and communicate with others. The creative design, colorful coloring, and vivid and interesting tests and exercises will allow you to integrate inadvertently and have unexpected enlightenment. Every page is full of gifts. After understanding why loving yourself is —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  42. Reinvent Yourself Li Fengqicompleted If people want to be accepted by the world they live in now, they must reinvent themselves, constantly adapt to the new environment, keep learning, strive to improve their scientific knowledge, pay attention to their own cultivation in all aspects, enhance their ability to withstand setbacks, enhance their self-confidence, be neither arrogant nor impetuous, deal with problems calmly, and view the developing society positively. Everything in the world is constantly changing. Only by constantly ad —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  43. True Spiritual Practice Aditya Shanticompleted What would happen if you let things happen without interfering, if you gave up the desire to control and instead embraced the experience as it unfolds in each moment? During the 14 years of studying Zen, Aditya Shanti discovered that the most experienced practitioners regard practice as an end in itself, rather than as a means to achieve a certain end. He finally realized that only by letting go of all techniques—even the concept of seeing yourself as a practitioner—can the door to the art of pr —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  44. The Harder You Work, the Luckier You Get Written by Zhong Huicompleted Life is inherently unfair: some people are born into wealth, while others are born into poverty; some people are gifted, while others are mediocre; some people have smooth sailing, while others are bumpy. We cannot pretend that this difference does not exist, but we must also believe that this gap is not impossible to eliminate. —Reads7.9Score—Shelves
  45. Make Some Money Using Your Mother Tongue - a Beginner's Guide to Teaching Chinese from Scratch Xu Hecompleted ◎Teaching foreigners to speak Chinese sounds very interesting. It's more interesting than clocking in from nine to five; it's more interesting than being forced by Party A to change the plan; it's more interesting than calling potential customers every day; it's more interesting than writing a speech to the boss... ◎Yes, at least that's what it sounds like. Then you seem to see that there is another way of life. You can make money by talking to foreigners, and you can also have your own time. It —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  46. A Complete Collection of Modern Famous Sayings and Words of Friendship. Li Mingcompleted Goethe said: "Collections of famous sayings and collections of aphorisms are the greatest treasures in society - as long as you know how to bring the former into conversation on the right occasion and evoke the memory of the latter at the right time." —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  47. If You Change Your Mindset, You Can Change Your Way Out Edited by Li Wenqucompleted When we encounter all kinds of unhappiness in life, we must not blindly lament the unfairness of fate, nor should we look at ourselves with pessimism and despair. Instead, we should start by changing our mentality. Because if you change your mentality, you can change your destiny, and if you change your mentality, you can change your life. This book has far-reaching ideas and thorough reasoning, and explains the bad mentality that a person needs to overcome to achieve happiness and happiness. At —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  48. Why Do You Want to Study (Japanese) Written by Yukichi Fukuzawa; Translated by Ivy International Education Alliancecompleted In "Why You Should Study", the author tells us that in this rapidly developing civilization era, learning is the most important, and learning is not just about talking on paper, it must be useful learning. In the book, the author tells scholars who shoulder important responsibilities not to be alone, but to develop a great cause, benefit the world, and set an example for the world. The language of "Why You Should Study" is smooth and easy to understand, and it uses a large number of vivid exampl —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  49. My Peking University Strategy: Success Secrets Taught by Peking University Elites to Children Yuan Ye152k Wordscompleted In fact, the vast majority of Peking University students are not necessarily any better than others in terms of talent. For example, the author, I am just an ordinary person, and I would never dare to say that he is a genius. —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  50. This Is the Most Efficient Way to Remember Ma Yinchun115k Wordscompleted I don't know if you have had such an experience: when you see others showing amazing memory - you can recite poems and songs after reading them once or twice, you can get good grades by flipping through books before the exam... It often makes us envious and jealous, and we doubt our own IQ from the bottom of our hearts: "Why is my memory so bad? Why don't I have this kind of super power?" —Reads8.1Score—Shelves