2020 Film and Book Recommendations

Please continue in 2021 and 2022! Hui often wants to see it

Damn, the third one is harmonious hhh, please add a symbol in the middle~

"The Story of Art" has received good reviews. I personally read the 16th edition, translated by Mr. Fan Jingzhong... Compared with other art history works, it is very helpful for the development context and understanding of Western art history, but the lack of understanding of Eastern art is an old problem.

"The Story of Art" has received good reviews. I personally read the 16th edition, translated by Mr. Fan Jingzhong... Compared with other art history works, it is very helpful for the development context and understanding of Western art history, but the lack of understanding of Eastern art is an old problem.

Ah, it's quite similar to my aesthetic appreciation of characters. How can the Holy Father not be lovable...

To infinitely simplify international disputes (not a method worth advocating), I think it is the rise of the confrontation between good and evil in human nature, rising to the national level. Under the influence of regional culture, it is the national character. The national character plus material conditions is the way a nation or country handles things internationally. Rising to the level of all mankind, there is a situation where disputes and harmony coexist. It feels like there is no solution. By the way, Western countries have more double standards than we do. . .

That conversation about sexual taboos was very powerful, thank you for this way of expressing it.

I am deeply ashamed. The gap between the books I read and the books I read is probably a Pacific Ocean. I prefer some fast-food literature, which is easy to forget after reading it. I feel that I am one of the impetuous readers in the Internet era, pursuing simple and easy-to-understand words that do not use my brain. This problem must be corrected.

I still want to just watch the story, I feel like watching a movie would be more professional.

Ah, I read the twelfth edition of "Understanding Movies", which added analysis of post-Hollywood era blockbusters such as "Avatar" and "Star Wars"... I don't know what the other differences are.