1, Wang Han said, "I first learned that Mr. Mu Xin was introduced by Chen Danqing. Because Mr. Mu Xin is a master of Chen Danqing, he strongly recommended Mu Xin's book to me to be worth reading. He said that Mr. Mu Xin may be the only literary writer in our time who completely linked the China classical tradition with the May 4th tradition. Later, I bought all his books, including Impromptu Trial, A Journey to the Plain, The Malag Plan, The Feast of Fish and Beauty, The Interruption of Compassion, Barron and so on. Later, I went to Taiwan Province Province and bought the inaugural issue of United Literature in the early 1980s, which published Mr. Mu Xin's early works. "

2. "In the era when Mr. Mu Xin lived, he didn't have a computer, and he didn't need to look up information online, so he could still write influential words. The best way to acquire knowledge is to read books and then write them down with your brain. Anything beautiful is because it is rare. You spend a lot of time writing it down, so that you can cherish it and know its rarity and beauty.

Second, "Taihe Mountain Yu Hui" Ma Yifu has the greatest influence on Wang Han.

1, Wang Han said: "What has influenced me the most in recent years is Mr. Ma Yifu's Taihe Yishan Fitch."

This book is rather obscure. When searching for Douban, the list only found a score of 3 1. There are only a few simple introductions: "The purpose throughout the book is to provide long-term readable books for thirsty readers, so as to prove the necessity of living in reading activities in modern society, and then advocate the formation of a reading atmosphere in society and create a realm of book city for the majority of book lovers." It should be a book about recommended books.

Thirdly, The History of Western Philosophy is one of the three books recommended by Russell Wang Han.

In an online interview in Wang Han, Hua Sheng once asked, "If you could recommend three books, which three would you recommend?" Wang Han's answer is: "(Laughter) Recommendation is the most thankless thing. At that time, Mr. Shi Zhecun was badly approved by Mr. Lu Xun for his recommendation. People of different ages have different needs for books. Young people may like magazines. I think the city pictorial is very good. If you write a book, you can read History of Western Philosophy and Walden Lake in the evening. "

Walden is one of the three books recommended by Thoreau Wang Han.

Wang Han recommended the same as above. Henry. David? Thoreau is an American transcendentalist writer. /kloc-in the spring of 0/845, he built a wooden house near Walden Lake in Concord, his hometown, and lived a self-cultivation life, where he wrote the famous Walden Lake.

Five, the magazine "City Pictorial" Wang Han recommended one of the three books.

Wang Han recommended the same as above. But now that the paper media has declined, it is hard to say whether it still maintains the quality recommended by Wang Han in those days.

Six, "Songs of the South" is a book that Qu Yuan and Wang Han read intensively.

1, 20 1 1 At the end, when Wang Han accepted Huaxi Dushi Bao, he once told reporters, "I have been reading Songs of the South recently."

2. "Songs of the South", also known as "Songs of the South", is a poetic style created by Qu Yuan, a great poet in the Warring States Period. The works use the literary style and dialect rhyme of Chu area (now around the two lakes) to describe the mountains, rivers and historical customs of Chu area, which has strong local characteristics. In the Han Dynasty, Liu Xiang compiled Qu Yuan's works and Song Yu's works "Cheng Qu Fu" into a collection called Songs of the South. It became a collection of poems that had a far-reaching influence on China literature after The Book of Songs.

Seven, "Music in Western Civilization" paul henry Wang Lang Han is reading a book.

1, 20 10 12, Huasheng online asked Wang Han what book he was reading. Wang Han replied: "Music in Western civilization."

This is a book of music history. The author puts music in the background of "big culture" and examines the historical process of how music participates in, changes and shapes the face of western culture.