Herman Hesse said,“Reading may not necessarily bring your good luck, but it can quietly make you a better version of yourself.”
Reading once, presenting the story to the microphone, gathering lonely individuals into a group that is not lonely; Share once, listen to the stories and experiences shared, touch the charm of sound, and appreciate the mysteries of words; Let’s have a chat, break down the barriers of time and space, and explore the inner resonance together.
On December 2nd, our company’s Reading Youth Book Club launched a “Winter Reading Experience ”book sharing activity. The members of the book club gathered at Dongli Bookstore to make an appointment with words, sounds, and everyone.
Carol Dweck’s “Lifelong Growth” introduces two modes of thinking: fixed and growth, which reflect two basic mindsets when dealing with success and failure, achievement and challenge. The importance of intelligence and effort, and whether ability can be changed through effort, determines whether people will be satisfied with existing achievements or actively explore new knowledge. Only by approaching problems with the correct mindset can we better achieve our life and career goals.
In the form of letters and columns, the author carefully analyzes 18 daily life scenarios and real cases to teach you the secrets and learning methods of language expression. He teaches you how to efficiently handle the highly competitive and complex interpersonal relationships in modern society, making you smarter and more energetic, and thus facing work and life more easily and confidently.
Edith Eva Egel’s “Crossing the Mountain of the Heart” tells us through her story of healing her own deep-seated wounds and opening the spiritual shackles of countless visitors that the foundation of freedom is the power of choice, and the key to overcoming difficulties lies in responding to our experiences with what attitude and way. By changing what we can change, accepting what we cannot change, we can rescue ourselves and give our hearts freedom.
Yang Jiang’s “Walking to the Edge of Life” focuses on the issues of gods and ghosts, human soul, personality, and nature, the struggle and unity between spirit and flesh, fate and destiny, and human civilization. The book integrates knowledge from disciplines such as literature, philosophy, ethical psychoanalysis, and forms one’s own thinking on these fundamental issues.
The members of the reading club also shared excellent books such as “The Moon and Sixpence”, “The Great Transfer of Knowledge”, “Time for harvest”, and “The Elements of Happiness”. Together, we met the power of upward life and discovered more possibilities through reading.
“The joy of reading is endless, and a piece of Yao Qin brings a refreshing breeze. ”Together with the Reading Youth Reading Club, we make friends with words and sound, and embark on a journey of spiritual wonder.
Post time: Jan-02-2024