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"I Read: Warming a Pot of Moonlight and Drinking Wine" is a collection of book reviews presented by Liang Wendao. "Eight Minutes to Open Book" was launched on January 1, 2007 and stopped on December 31, 2014. As Mr. Liang Wendao said, this is the reading TV program with the largest number of episodes in the world. For quite some time, this was a show with no advertising, no sponsors, no prime time. It persists in the wave of commercialization and entertainment, retaining a trace of bookishness for mass media. "I Read: Warming a Pot of Moonlight and Drinking Wine" is the result of the cooperation between Phoenix Books and Boji Tianjuan to compile the essence of the program. In this quiet little book, Liang Wendao appears as an honest and sincere guide, objectively conveying various trends of thought and social and cultural hot spots to readers in easy-to-understand language. Every book has been digested and absorbed by him, forming objective and pertinent comments.

"I Read: I Want to Waste Time with You" is a collection of book reviews by Liang Wendao. Lead readers to appreciate the essence of a good book in a rational, concise and straightforward way! Use easy-to-understand language and present the subtleties of a book from multiple perspectives from the perspective of the author, writing background, content analysis, etc.! The speaker, Liang Wendao, has unique taste and is a well-known "storyteller". He has a wide range of interests and covers a wide range of topics. He has pondered, digested and absorbed every book by himself, and finally formed a true and pertinent comment. He calmly and objectively shares various trends of thought and social and cultural trends with you, so that you can appreciate the beauty of reading, and you will not be lonely when you are alone, and gain spiritual comfort.

This set of books includes five volumes: "The Code Words of Lu Yu's Appointment", "The Extraordinary Wealth and Intelligence of Lu Yu's Appointment", "Lu Yu's Appointment: Post-80s China", "The Actor: Lu Yu's Appointment", and "The Actor: Lu Yu's Appointment". It contains in-depth conversations between Lu Yu and big names in the fields of literature, economics, film and television, and exclusively reveals the love, hate and growth stories of celebrities, showing their life temperament and life wisdom!

"I Read 5" uses the most concise and straightforward way to present the core of a book to readers from multiple perspectives from the author, writing background, content, etc. The selected themes range from a wide range of topics, such as "Freedom", "The Great River", "Searching for Home", "Searching for China", "Tolerance and Freedom", "The Disappearance of Yanjing", "Seclusion in the Hotel", "The Age of Unsecured Privacy"... There is a short story behind each book, which is full of fun to read.

"I Read 3" uses the most concise and straightforward way to present the core of a book to readers from multiple perspectives from the author, writing background, content, etc. The speaker has covered a wide range of topics, digested and absorbed every book, and finally formed a pertinent review. Use easy-to-understand language to convey various ideological trends and social and cultural hot spots to readers calmly and objectively. There is a short story behind each book, which is very interesting to read.

"I Read 4" comprehensively collects books about thinking, about life, about love, and about home. It is warm and broad, delicate and objective. Liang Wendao uses his independent thinking and keen vision to select various good books for us, and looks forward to sharing the author's spiritual world with readers. Every reader can find his or her own spiritual realm in this little book, and can follow the clues and context to choose the most appropriate reading book to complete this pleasant and soft reading journey. In this process, our hearts will gradually become stronger and richer, and a certain connection will be achieved between the writer and the reader.

This is a group that has encountered major life difficulties. They have created remarkable achievements with their strength beyond ordinary people, their patience with decades of hard work, and their openness to accept all grievances. Their existence and achievements have made people respect life more and have a deeper understanding of life; their persistence and sincerity have promoted social and psychological integration and promoted mutual recognition and acceptance of all strata of society.

This book uses the most concise and straightforward way to present the core of a book to readers from multiple perspectives from the author, writing background, etc. The speaker digested and polished each book and finally formed pertinent comments. Use easy-to-understand language to convey various ideological trends and social and cultural hot spots to readers calmly and objectively.

This book describes the life experiences of 22 outstanding people with disabilities in Beijing. Some of them were born with physical defects, some were disabled due to illness or injury when they were young, and some encountered various accidents in the middle of their lives or in their prime, and their fortunes took a sudden turn. The misfortune has given their lives a depth and breadth that is unattainable to ordinary people. Pain stimulates the potential, strength and dignity of their lives.

"I Read: No Man is an Island" is a collection of book reviews presented by Liang Wendao. Lead readers to appreciate the essence of a good book in a rational, concise and straightforward way! Use easy-to-understand language and present the subtleties of a book from multiple perspectives from the perspective of the author, writing background, content analysis, etc.! The speaker, Liang Wendao, has unique taste and is a well-known "storyteller". He has a wide range of interests and has covered a wide range of topics. He has pondered, digested and absorbed every book by himself, and finally formed a true and pertinent comment. He calmly and objectively shares various trends of thought and social and cultural hot spots with you privately, so that you can appreciate the beauty of reading, and you will not be lonely when you are alone, and gain spiritual comfort. The books he reviews are very diverse: novels, philosophy, essays, memoirs, psychological readers... Including "How to Read a Book", "Reading Library", "84 Charing Cross Street", "Reflections of Columbia", "Sequel to the Retrograde Collection", "What I Talk About When I Talk About Running", "The Lost Dog", etc.

"I Read: Accompanying You to the End of the World" is a collection of book reviews given by Liang Wendao. Lead readers to appreciate the essence of a good book in the most concise and straightforward way! Use easy-to-understand language and present the subtleties of a book from multiple perspectives from the perspective of the author, writing background, content analysis, etc.! The speaker, Liang Wendao, has unique taste and is a well-known "storyteller". He has a wide range of interests and has covered a wide range of topics. He has pondered, digested and absorbed every book by himself, and finally formed a true and pertinent comment. He calmly and objectively shares various trends of thought and social and cultural hot spots with you privately, so that you can appreciate the beauty of reading, and you will not be lonely when you are alone, and gain spiritual comfort. The books he reviews are very diverse: novels, philosophy, essays, memoirs, psychological readers...

"Persistence and Breakthrough: Li Hongzhang and the Qing Empire" reviews the history of Li Hongzhang from his time as a disciple of Zeng Guofan to his death in his twilight years. It analyzes Li Hongzhang's gains and losses, merits and demerits, sins and regrets as a minister in power, and affirms Li Hongzhang's objective image as a reformer in the late Qing Dynasty. He was idle in his early years and served as Zeng Guofan's staff but had no ambitions. Later, he founded the Huai Army, made extraordinary achievements in suppressing the Taiping Army, and became a feudal official. The Westernization Movement brought his reputation to its peak, but the Sino-Japanese War shattered his dream of becoming a powerful country, and he quickly declined from prosperity. He could only deal with the diplomatic arena of the great powers, and "repair" the Qing government with a heart that endured humiliation and heavy burdens until his death. Li Hongzhang is regarded as a famous official of the ZTE who "re-created Xuanhuang" and was the "paper" and "searchlight" of the Qing Empire. His life is not only a portrayal of the decades of the late Qing Dynasty, but also a microcosm of China's modern history. His failure was the failure of the late Qing government. It was the inevitable outcome of the late Qing government's failure to understand the general trend of the world and the development of history. The whole book clearly shows the fate and struggle of individuals in the political situation under the great history. It is tragic, vivid, ups and downs, and fascinating.

This book is not a simple book review, but a collection of essays similar to a social commentary. The author starts from a certain book and derives his views on society, life and other aspects. The tone is relaxed and interesting, focusing on storytelling, inspiring readers: the book can be read like this.