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Taken from the name of Wei Xiaohe's earliest WeChat official account: More than Reading. "More Than Reading" includes readings of novels by Marquez, Hemingway, Janet Winterson, Jane Austen, Chekhov, Dickens, Balzac, Dostoevsky, Salinger, Shen Congwen, Zhang Ailing, Mu Xin, Zhang Beihai, Li Juan, Lu Nei, Shuang Xuetao, Ban Yu, Zheng Zhi, biographies of writers, literary criticism, and essays by Wei Xiaohe. This "confirmation" work that belongs to young people may help more young people to confirm themselves, renew themselves, and love themselves through reading: until the end of reading, I hope that we can all be more tolerant and understand the complexity of this world.

"The Reader" is the latest collection of works by Wei Xiaohe, a young book critic born in the 1990s. It is also a journey along with the book. This book is divided into four series: "Star Moments", "Possibilities of Multiple Worlds", "A Style of Chinese" and "Living Elsewhere", and contains a total of 34 articles. Starting from the cracked winter land to the fall of Xiao Hong, Zhang Ailing ushered in the prelude of the times in the cramped first half of her life. The entire starry moment was the life of an ordinary person; open a science fiction novel or a moral novel, touch the struggle of free will and love, the pull of leaving and staying, and feel the possibilities and possibilities of a diverse world. A kind of demeanor in the Chinese language; what readers need most is the enthusiasm to plunge into the world and the courage to change the world. At the end of the journey, we enter the world of wanderers - there are endless lists of travels, magical experiences deep into the hinterlands of Africa and Central Asia, and the empirical observations of British folk living in 8 square meters in Tokyo.

In this day and age, do young people still need books? In those good times, early morning, afternoon, late night, travel, and beautiful youth, are there books to accompany you? In fact, looking back, maybe the only important thing to us is time, so how we spend our free time is the meaning of life. This book selects Wei Xiaohe's new book reviews, which are interesting and ideologically developed, and provide readers with many reading possibilities. Youth is accompanied by books, and it will live up to the good times.

This book is for all those who are experiencing youth and those who have lost their youth. Every night makes you sigh and stare, and every memory makes you think about it. It omits all the excitement, but allows you to feel the transformation of growth. Not everyone's youth has ups and downs, ups and downs, and this book of insomnia allows the lonely heart to re-walk the path of youth. Youth is life, the traces of the frivolous years along the way. There is no sensationalism, no pretense, and no need to be earth-shattering, but to find your own pace in the ordinary world. Sentimentality, moaning for nothing, being accompanied by travel, reading, family affection, and friendship, a mixture of five flavors, this is the taste of youth. Your current confusion comes from not having a good youth. How did we become who we are now? How did we lose our past selves? How did we become tame and boring? Wei Xiaohe helps you find the answer. In the middle of the night, you are not afraid of sleepless nights. You can live your youth again and have enough.

This is a book written by young people for young people, a book about books. Wei Xiaohe, an ordinary reader, persisted in the original business of "More than Reading" for two years, gained 250,000 reader subscriptions, and read 5,000,000 times, becoming the "book reviewer who best understands young people" in new media. This debut book covers study rooms, bookstores, book lists, reading essays, etc. To create an ideal personal reading life for you. Regardless of the size of the room, create your own reading space and use a study to resist the world; read a book review after get off work every day, read "Independence Day 1: Use a Study to Resist the World", and find the interest in life in the fragrance of ink; if you are tired, go to an independent bookstore in your city, you may have a wonderful encounter; when you want to explore the beauty of the world alone, the book list is a very good guide. It contains 14 warm private study rooms, 49 selected reading essays by Wei Xiaohe, 11 independent bookstores, and 11 playful book lists to create an ideal personal reading life for you.