Generally speaking, I recommend reading books on this history. What you are talking about is one of the greatest disciplines of mankind (I am a physics major, O(∩_∩)O~). On the one hand, it can have a clear context, on the other hand, it is also very interesting. These continuous advances in the history of science are exciting and the result of great men's struggles and efforts. Tracing back to the source is actually easy to master.

For physics, please refer to Fei Enman's lecture notes on physics. This is the least like a textbook, but it is the best textbook.

In fact, math class is an essential prescription for learning. But reading math books is more likely to get into a boring situation. You can look at the history of mathematics.

A good chemistry book is actually very interesting in the new curriculum standard of Jiangsu Province. Such as chemistry and life. Very useful.

Of course, if you are a student of these majors, it is difficult to know more about the history of science. Classic textbooks, especially foreign works, are very important. You can have a look.

In terms of literature, in fact, I think there is nothing worth seeing except ancient Four Great Classical Novels. Of course, it depends on whether you take the twenty-four histories as a mirror or those events of the Ming Dynasty as novels.

Speaking of China's modern novels, we can look at these four novels, White Deer Plain, Dust Settled, Ordinary World and Living. You can check the weight of these four parts by yourself.

Prose reading Ji Lao's anthology Fresh and elegant. Everyone's demeanor.

Poetry, look at Haizi, Wang Guozhen, forefinger. Or a girl watching Shu Ting and going to the oak tree. ...