In this age of information, we are often lost in the sea of information, and it is difficult to decide which books are worth our precious time and energy. Today, I am going to share with you some classic books worth reading that will not only broaden our horizons but also deepen our hearts and minds, allowing us to find inner peace and strength in reading.
1. Classic books to enhance wisdom and insight.
1.A Brief History of Mankind: The author, Yuval Harari, examines human history from a macro perspective, from the cognitive revolution to modern society, and takes us through the brilliant journey of human wisdom.
2.A Brief History of the Future: Written by Yuval Harari, this book examines the challenges of the future, including artificial intelligence, bioengineering, and virtual reality.
3."The Fifteenth Year of Wanli": The author Huang Renyu tells the historical events of the fifteenth year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty to show the political, economic, cultural and other problems of feudal society.
2. Classic books that nourish the soul.
1."The Little Prince": A fable created by French writer Saint-Exupéry, with the interstellar travel of the Little Prince as the main line, ** the theme of love and growth, which is thought-provoking.
2."Alive": Yu Hua uses the life experience of Fugui, an ordinary farmer, as a clue to show the vicissitudes of Chinese social history in the past half century, making us cherish the current life even more.
3.One Hundred Years of Solitude: A magical realism by Colombian writer García Márquez, which tells the saga of seven generations of the Buendía family, full of love for life, love and dreams.
3. Classic books to improve interpersonal communication skills.
1."Nonviolent Communication": Marshall Luxemburg proposed a communication style that emphasizes listening and understanding others in order to achieve harmonious interpersonal relationships.
2."Critical Conversations": Author Kerry Patterson et al., on tips on how to communicate effectively in high-risk, high-stress situations.
3."How to Win Friends and Influence Others": Dale Carnegie's classic teaches us how to build good relationships with others and improve interpersonal skills.
4. Classic books that stimulate innovative thinking.
1.The Innovator's Dilemma: by Clayton Christensen, explains why good companies fail and how to avoid it.
2.Steve Jobs: A biography by Walter Isaacson, detailing Steve Jobs' life and showcasing his innovative spirit and love of technology.
3."Cross-border Innovation": The author Chen Chunhua analyzes how enterprises can achieve innovation in the cross-border era to adapt to the changing market environment.
These classic books can bring us valuable gains whether it is to enhance wisdom, nourish the soul, improve interpersonal communication skills, and stimulate innovative thinking. In this era of information overflow, reading these books allows us to think more deeply about life and find our own value and direction. I hope these recommendations can help you and let us grow together in reading and explore the depths of our hearts.
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