I bought this book when I was a teenager.
Looking at the title of the book, I thought it was a fairy tale,
After turning a few pages, I found that it was "boring",
"Puzzling" novel,
So it was simply placed on the bookshelf.
After many years of idleness in my hometown,
So I found some books from the shelves to read,
This long-hidden book once again entered my sights,
As a result, this time I was deeply attracted to it.
The story begins with a mysterious letter.
The philosopher "sent" Sophie a mysterious white envelope every day,
And ask some bizarre questions:
"Who are you?" "Where did the world come from?" Wait a minute......
Soon a larger envelope will be "sent"
to interpret these complex philosophical questions.
Sometimes I feel like I'm a character in a book.
Experience the strange things that follow with Sophie.
Although this book is about philosophy,
But it's not boring.
Because it's sometimes like a thrilling suspense novel,
Sometimes it's like an adventure full of fantasy,
The storyline is confusing,
Often unexpected.
At the end of the novel,
Two different time and space are intertwined with each other,
Fascinating, very exciting...
Sufi's World
It can be called an entry-level "philosophy textbook",
Philosophers through a variety of unusual ways
Opened up the wider world to Sophie,
And tells the history of Western philosophy for centuries.
Sophie's World Movie Version (Norway)
"Who are you?"
This seems like a very simple question
Both sophie and us.
How many people have wasted their twenties,
In my thirties, I felt that life was confused,
Forty or fifty years old living a humble life?
Man should know himself correctly,
Think about the value of life.
"Who am I?"
This is a question that we once didn't bother to think about.
That's what we should think about the most.
Life is a vast, mysterious existence,
However, as we age,
We lose our curiosity about the world,
Take everything for granted,
Accustomed to anything,
It is also becoming less and less sensitive and more lazy to think.
"Where did the world come from?"
A true philosopher is like a child,
They are curious about the world,
Knowing that I know very little,
will continue to pursue insight,
Explore the vastness of the universe,
Think about the meaning of life.
I only know one thing, and that is that I don't know anything. - Socrates
While reading this book,
I was thinking about my teenage self,
If I had been able to keep reading it to the end,
There will be a lot to gain,
It will also have different feelings.
It's interesting to connect with your past self
The End