A review of the books you read in 2010
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Books are a source of knowledge and wisdom. I remember one piece of successful advice given by those who came before us: read five or ten books per year, with each book having more than 100,000 words. In 2010, what books did you read?
Reply to 1#: Han Guang Duan Shui. I have read the following: 1. “Annotations to the Four Books” – Zhu Xi (I only read 2 chapters of it). 2. “The Complete Story of Yue Fei” – Qian Cai. 3. “The Deadly Gun” – I can’t remember the author’s name. 4. “Selected Works of Yu Hua” – Yu Hua. 5. “The Grave Robbers’ Chronicles” – The pirated version doesn’t mention the author. 6. “The Sword of the Third Young Master” – Gu Long. 7. “The Ugly Swordsman” – Chen Qingyun. Many of its plot elements are directly copied from “The Legend of the Condor Heroes”. 8. “Molecular Sieves and the Chemistry of Porous Materials” – Xu Ruren. 9. Various chess manuals – It’s extremely difficult to finish reading these; they are much harder than ordinary books with hundreds of thousands of words. 10. Various publications such as \"Youth Digest\", \"Readers\", \"Story Club\", and \"Legends of the Past and Present\" – the total word count is definitely over 100,000 words. Putting these together, it can barely be considered ten books; P
“The Ordinary World” – Lu Yao; “Brothers” – Yu Hua; “Currency**” – Unknown; “Assassin” – Unknown. That’s about it!
Readers, Youth Digest, Insights.
The books on the third floor are good; \"The Ordinary World\" is excellent, as is \"Life\" earlier on – it’s a short story but very moving. \"Brothers\" is also great, and \"To Live\" is worth reading as well. I’ve read \"Currency War\" too, haha I read a lot of books last year – over twenty, I think – but most of them were related to my field of study. I really read through only three or five of them in detail. Books are great; one should keep learning every day*, but I’m too busy, so I can only find time to read when I can
It seems I read books very little these days; I started reading again in 2011! Hehe
I’ve watched a lot, but I can’t remember exactly; it’s mostly for leisure
This post was last edited by liucaca on 2011-1-12 at 20:07. A classic work: \"The Ordinary World\" is truly excellent; I reread it last year. It’s a million words long, and after finishing it, I felt everything became clear to me. When Comrade Lu Yao finished writing the last page, he threw his pen violently out of the window; like a lamp whose oil had run out, he passed away not long after, becoming a great writer of his generation. Here, I would like to recommend this book to others as well. Compared to the former, “Life” is not on the same level; its characters and plot are simple. Yet it is true that after its publication, it caused a sensation in the literary world. Historical themes: “Things from the Ming Dynasty” – twice ； Talking Seriously about the Sui and Tang Dynasties – 818 Great Figures from the Sui and Tang Dynasties ； \"The Age of Splendid Blood – An Alternative History of the Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties\" Biographies/Personal Stories: \"Franklin’s Autobiography\"; recommended by others, now I recommend it to others as well ； The Unofficial History of Du Yuesheng ； The Great Biography of Cao Cao ； \"Zhu Yuanzhang\" ； Economic-themed: \"The Da Sheng Kui Trading Firm\"; Others: Kong Qingdong’s \"Memories of Peking University\" ； Zeng Zimo’s “The Pain of Life” ； “Wild Life” (translated in Chinese as The Call of Wildness) ； I have read a few professional books. I can’t remember the rest
:'(Haven’t read it; I must make up for it in 2011)
Wow, I haven’t read carefully in a long time; I’m too impetuous.
Wow, I haven’t read carefully in a long time; I’m too impetuous.