As for philosophy, I don't know the foundation of the landlord, but it is based on my own entry method. As far as western philosophy is concerned, Sophie's World is a good book, and it is a book of philosophical history. The author wrote it in the form of a novel, which is vivid, interesting and thought-provoking. After that, you can look at Mr. Russell's History of Western Philosophy, which is a classic one. Then the landlord should have another idea after reading it, and then you can look at it according to the philosophers you are interested in.

Zhong Zhe feels that China's philosophy is relatively unsystematic, but personally, it looks more comfortable and I like Zhong Zhe more. I think it's worth knowing. As an intellectual in China, I think it is a pity that I haven't finished reading some books. First of all, if the landlord wants to know more about the Confucian Four Books and Five Classics, he'd better have a good experience. Tao Te Ching and Zhuangzi of Taoism are absolutely unique. I wonder if I haven't read these two books. Diamond Sutra, Heart Sutra and Tanjing are all very classic, which may not suit the taste of college students. Jing Zong's classics, such as Amitabha Sutra and Infinite Life Sutra, may give people the impression of superstition, but they are actually very tasty.

Personally, reading China's ancient books means reading the books in your heart, or integrating the truth into your life. Therefore, it is suggested that the landlord read more comments on the basis of being familiar with the original work, and then have a good experience of life. In addition, it is suggested that the landlord can read some books on psychology, which is very good. Finally, I wish the landlord can realize your dream in college and truly become a butterfly!