Be good at reading, not seeking to know more. What books do you like to read?

The first book, I am a cultural relic organizer. About the past ten years. The topic of hospice care and death education has been mentioned more and more, and it is no longer something that cannot be said. As a result, many related literary and artistic works have appeared, such as The Mountain Keeper I shared before and The Funeral Club, which received rave reviews, all belong to this category. Well, I am the organizer of the relics in this newly published book. What he shows is a link of sorting out relics after a good death and burial. There is a famous Korean drama in Netflix, also called me the organizer of the ruins. That play is based on this little book. Many friends may find it difficult to understand. Usually, the family of the deceased hires a relic organizer. Obviously, it is the legacy of their relatives and family. Why do you need an outsider to help organize them? In fact, sorting out relics is the vast majority of work objects, which are extremely unexpected deaths and scenes that many relatives can't touch with their own hands. Not all deaths are normal, and an ordinary person is lucky if he can walk from beginning to end.

The second book, Beyond the Cracks, consists of two volumes, with a total of 15 novels. How about this book? This is also related to Netflix. "Beyond Practice" is the original novel of 1999 Netflix drama "Love Death and Robots" in the first season. I don't know if the friends who watch the video have fans who love to die. Everyone can recognize them one by one. There are many fans around me who have been waiting for this set of books for a long time. The author of this set of books is British science fiction writer Reynolds, and science fiction fans should be familiar with it. Reynolds' sci-fi style is quite unique. He is very good at combining love and hate. Thoughts such as human nature are woven into the imaginary interstellar civilization, so his works are not only burned by him, but also often have a long aftertaste. I won't repeat the stories outside of video games here, but it's really a single episode of top one in many dramas. As long as the science fiction theme is not excluded, it is worth looking for an opportunity to read it.

The third book, A Brief History of the Universe, is an introduction to the case I want to focus on today. It is a general course of cosmology at Princeton University, written by Lyman Page, head of physics department at Princeton University. At the same time, he is also a member of the National Academy of Sciences. 20 10 years, because of the great achievements in solving the age problem of the universe, he won the Shaw Prize for Literature that year. An important reason why I especially recommend this book is that it is concise enough. There are basically no formulas in the book, and even numbers are rarely used. Is to use the simplest words to check some basic problems of the universe.