Chapter 364 Accompanied by "A Brief History of Everything" on December 29

These nights are with me.This is an easy-to-understand and fascinating book about the history of the development of modern science. The author is Bill Bryson from the United States. He uses clear and humorous writing to describe the origin of the universe to the development of human civilization. The stories in this book are filled with wit and humor one by one, and the contents include astronomy, geography, biology, etc., which are very interesting to read and worth chewing slowly. I had already read this book years ago, and I browsed it very quickly on the road.I read this book for the second time because Mo Jun mentioned to me that I had read it. After some discussions, I planned to read it carefully from the beginning chapter by chapter. At that time, I felt that it was indeed a kind of enjoyment.This time I watched it for the third time.One chapter in the book is a subject, and one of the chapters explains in simple terms the origin of glaciers, continental drift, plate theory, and the environmental changes of the Antarctic continent. It is closely related to Lao Wang's current activities, so he read it carefully.Scientists have discovered that the Antarctic continent was originally connected to South America, had dense virgin forests, and lived dinosaurs. After hundreds of millions of years of crustal movement, it gradually drifted to its current position and put on a permanent ice and snow cover.

It is an easy-to-understand and fascinating book about the development history of modern science. The author uses clear, humorous writing style to record many interesting stories from the big bang of the universe to the development of human civilization. The book traces back those great and wonderful moments in the history of science and cites the latest scientific historical materials discovered in recent years. Almost every event described by the author is strange and amazing. While telling the miracles and achievements of science, the book is also infused with strong humanistic care of compassion.From the perspective of the history of scientific development, the whole book makes a very precise interpretation of the eternal proposition "Where do we come from? Who are we? Where are we going?" Life, a new understanding of the world we live in.This is obviously an important reason why Wang Shi likes this book.

A good book can be read many times, and each time has a different harvest.Entrepreneurs also need knowledge in fields such as astronomy, geography, biology and history.