2019 Film and Book Recommendations

I came across this by chance and I really admire the author.

It's been a long time since I've been to Jinjiang. I missed so much and found that many of my works overlap with Da Da. The most ingenious thing is that I also like to make collections, but I summarize the books, videos and videos of the whole year at the end of the year, and I only started in the past two years. This is really a good habit.

My tears for Hayao Miyazaki's movies are so low... The wonder of the vast world and the bright youthful temperament... Are so dazzling that it makes people a little sad.

Dad, I have been following you as an old reader since Yunque. We used to block each other, but recently I found out that you have abandoned your account on Weibo. I humbly ask for a small account. Look at me, Dad~

It's a little strange for me to compare a typical French novel, such as "The Shadow Stealer", with "The Street of Dark Stores"... After all, Mark Levy is not in the same channel as Moritiano in terms of productivity and writing style, and they are not from the same era... Even if they are contemporaries, their identity certification in the publishing industry

I recommend a documentary work about the domestic gay community, "Thirty Years of Homosexuality in China". The author is an investigative reporter who has been deeply involved in gay communities in various places and has been lurking in various famous gayparks and gaybars in Beijing and Shanghai for a period of time... Phenomenal things are time-sensitive, and as a social phenomenon, it has little meaning in research. However, as a documentary work, the temperament it presents is appropriate, and it can be used to roughly understand group psychology. After all, no amount of online questionnaires, forum surveys, or paper data can compare to field research.

Any theoretical work of the school of psychoanalysis will quickly make people enter the cycle of bringing in symptoms - active self-examination - one-to-one correspondence - and confirming the illness... Freud's "Three Essays on Sexuality" is a sex education book that creates more psychological shadows than Ellis... The chapter on reproductive worship and primitive tribal marriage customs is really fresh in people's minds...

Among the "three great modernists", the one who is most accepted and the easiest to penetrate into the readers' inner daily experience is Woolf... Joyce... A lexicon geek who can create a 105-letter word to express "red"... As expected, let him eat dust on the bookshelf for a few more years...

Backhand Amway with a musical... The famous "Mozart on Rock"

I'm so envious. Congyang is so self-disciplined.