The novel 1984, a brave new world by British writer Huxley and We by Russian writer Zamyatin are regarded as three representative works of dystopia. Orwell depicts a horrible and suffocating imaginary totalitarian society with the ultimate goal of pursuing power, and reveals that any form of totalitarianism will inevitably lead to the tragedy of the people and even the whole country.
2. Stephen Hawking's A Brief History of Time
Hawking's A Brief History of Time must be familiar to everyone. Many people have such a book on their shelves about exploring the core secrets of time and space. It can be said that this is a cutting-edge knowledge reading about the nature of the universe!
3. Talmud Sutra
Jews have a Talmud, a bible of business and life, which has been handed down from generation to generation. This wonderful book, which contains endless philosophy of life, is a treasure trove of getting rich. Almost every Jew has one. They have been studying this treasure book since they were sensible, which is used to guide their life, study and work.
4. Murphy's Law
Murphy's law, which is often used in a dream of red mansions primary school, also reflects the relationship between people and things, and is also a part of the law of attraction.
"Murphy's Law" guides us how to avoid making mistakes in interpersonal communication and how to use our high emotional intelligence to infect and influence others through language and behavior, instead of becoming an isolated individual.