Read | Books read in April

I read 5 books in April and reached my goal of reading 5 books.

These 5 books include romance novels, suspense and mystery novels, prose diaries, short stories of great handsome, and philosophical books. Except for romance novels, the rest gave me some small impressions. My favorites are "Worthy of the World" and "The Very Suspicious".

The first book: "I'm Busy and Lonely" by Taiwanese author William

I liked William's previous chicken soup essay "It's Not a Pity to Break Up Friendship, Leave Kindness to the Right People". But this "I'm Busy and Lonely" is a personal prose diary, without a lot of chicken soup. It describes how he has been single for six or seven years and lives alone, how a person faces loneliness, the friendship between friends, and of course his relationship with his former partner, as well as the unsatisfactory work and life, happiness and depression.

He also writes how to enjoy one's life, if one has lived one's life. I thought it was a reference to myself. I still live with my family and have a partner, but maybe ten or twenty years from now, I may face the situation in my life. So I'm learning now and getting ready for the day I live alone.

The second book: "If Paris is not happy 3" by Baijinhu

I finally finished watching this series. I also skipped the page to read the last series of this book. If I can't accept many plots, they are all bloody plots, and there are many plots without reason, as well as palace fighting plots, revenge plots, and...

But it cannot be denied that Bai Jinhu is a master at writing novels. The stories are full of climaxes and create a lot of points, so that people who read novels want to keep reading. This is worth learning. I don't think I'll ever be able to write this type of novel, I'll just write a novel that I am happy to read!

The third book: "First Person Singular" by Haruki Murakami

Master Haruki Murakami wanted to buy the cover of another edition of "First Person Singular", but when he went to the bookstore to buy it, that edition was already sold out. "First Person Singular" is a collection of short stories by Master Murakami, which includes fragments of his own life, collections of essays, poetry, and fantasy stories.

In one of the chapters, "The Confession of a Monkey in Shinagawa", the protagonist (perhaps Uncle Murakami himself) went to a hot spring after swimming, and met a monkey who worked there to speak human words. This is fantastic enough! The monkey told the uncle that he had lost his sexual interest in female monkeys, and instead fell in love with human women. Of course, monkeys also know that it is morally impossible to fall in love with human women, so he has a special function, which is to steal and fall in love with women name. A woman whose name is stolen is not too dangerous, but occasionally she forgets what her name is. Finally, the protagonist encounters a woman who forgets her name from time to time. Could it be... monkey is real existence.

Haruki Murakami likes music, so the novel also mentions many things about music, such as symphony. Reading his novels, I feel that I can also learn the knowledge of music.

In fact, after reading this book in an hour, I need to read it again at different times and ages. Once I read it, I am confused and still can't get what he wants to express. I am too shallow.

The fourth book: "The Very Suspect" by Red Eyes

Mystery and mystery novels have always been my favorites because they are fascinating subjects. Like the forensic doctor Qin Ming, the author of "Very Suspects" is a forensic doctor himself, so it is more convincing to write a novel about the forensic doctor's case handling.

Red Eyes was once featured in Time Magazine in the United States, and was twice reported by CCTV News as a Chinese forensic doctor. Graduated from Shaanxi Medical University majoring in forensic medicine, he has been engaged in forensic work for ten years and has handled more than 300 criminal cases. There may be more dead people autopsied than the living people in his circle of friends.

And "Very Suspect" is also an adaptation of a real person. Each case is connected in a circle, and the writing is quite wonderful and beautiful. It writes a duel between a forensic genius and a perverted suspect. The story is not finished, and there is a second book. This is what annoys me the most.

The fifth book: "The World Worth" by Nakamura Tetsuko/Okuda Hiromi

"The World Worth", co-written by Naka Nakamura Heiko/Okuda Hiromi, was a very popular book last year. The philosophy of life is written by grandma Hengzi, a 90-year-old psychiatrist. I quite like this book myself.

Grandma has lived such a long life as 90 years old. She writes about her experience and experience in life, as well as her insight into life. What grandma wrote is not a big truth. What you and I know, but do we know how to do it?

I like a sentence in the book: "Even if you encounter difficulties, eat as long as you need to eat, sleep as long as you need to, keep your body healthy, keep working hard, and many problems will be solved." I really hope that I have such an open-minded heart. to face things.

There are also many life philosophies in the books. Maybe many of my grandma's views are similar to the life attitude I lived, so I read it very easily and felt the same way.

People, too much desire is not a good thing, enough is enough, and wanting too much is the beginning of all troubles.