Hello everyone, the book I am sharing with you today is "Meet Tuesday".
Have you ever been confused: Is this really the life I want? 996, single, poor, hair loss, no desires... Surrounded by these negative labels, how should we find the ideal life?
Ever wondered if we can't find the life we want because we never really understand life?
So today I'm going to recommend a work that can help you really understand life, Meet Tuesday.
It is an autobiographical novel by American writer Mitch Albom. The story is a true story of the last philosophy lesson given to Mickey every Tuesday for 14 weeks before his death, the author's mentor, Professor Morrie Schwartz. Morrie, a professor of social psychology in his seventies, suffered from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis in 1994. As Morrie's proud protégé in his early years, Mickey visited the professor every Tuesday to listen to the old man's last teachings, and after his death, he chained Professor Morrie Schwartz's awakening proverb into a chain and titled "Meet Tuesday". Death, as both the theme of the work and the clue of the novel, conveys the author's deeper and more thorough thinking about life, so that the work of "Meet Tuesday" itself exudes a strong philosophical meaning.
There is no thrilling plot in the whole book, just a person who has come over and is telling the feelings of a lifetime. But every time you open it, you can always feel a calm and warm force, just like bathing in the warm winter sun, unconsciously letting go of all the distractions in your heart, after reading it, you will understand more about what life is, and you will understand more about how you should live your life.
I have always felt that it is difficult for today's young people not to be confused by life, that the standard of success set by secular culture is single and firm, and that everyone is busy and camped. But there is little pause to think: what should we do with our own lives? That's why we need a book like "Meet Tuesday" even more, which will make you stop in the impetuous society and find your own answers to life through the calm and detached soul of the old professor.
"Meet Tuesday" is today's sharing, I hope you like it.
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