在茫茫人海中，我独自探索着极致的孤独与永恒的渴望。这座城市的喧嚣，掩盖不住我内心深处对顶级生活的探寻。在这迷雾重重的迷宫中，我试图揭开那些隐藏在光鲜亮丽背后的真实与虚幻。

Amidst the vast sea of humanity, I alone explore the extreme solitude and eternal longing. The hustle and bustle of this city cannot conceal my deep-seated pursuit of the top-tier lifestyle. In this maze shrouded in mist, I strive to unveil the truths and illusions hidden behind the glitz and glamour.

1. 所以计算器不是万能的，它最大的问题就是不擅长表示分数，解决生活中的数学问题，还需要我们活学活用才行，以后我要好好学数学才行。

1. Therefore, the calculator is not omnipotent; its biggest problem is that it is not good at representing fractions. To solve mathematical problems in daily life, we need to learn and apply them actively. In the future, I must study mathematics diligently.

2. 刘同诚意述说，以33种孤独换你从容前行。在开学的前夜一个人辗转反侧、猜想新环境;在毕业那天假装潇洒和决绝，拿起行李箱转身的瞬间某种情感喷涌而

，2. Liu Tong sincerely tells you, "Trade 33 kinds of loneliness for your calm and steady progress." On the night before school starts, you toss and turn, guessing about the new environment; on the day of graduation, you pretend to be carefree and resolute, and as you pick up your suitcase and turn around, some kind of emotion bursts forth.

3. 在全书开篇，老俞即旗帜鲜明：我不是成东青，我是俞敏洪!在这本书里，老俞悄悄说给你听：“不要太相信三十而立之类的话，不要太给自己压力，生活是慢慢成功的，我30岁时还是穷光蛋一个。”

3. At the beginning of the book, Old Yu clearly declares: I am not Cheng Dongqing, I am Yu Minhong! In this book, Old Yu quietly tells you: "Don't believe too much in the saying 'be established at thirty', don't put too much pressure on yourself, life is slowly successful, and when I was thirty years old, I was still a poor beggar."

4. NO3 《如何才能停止焦虑开始新生活》

4. NO3 "How to Stop Anxiety and Start a New Life"

5. “无头鸡还可以活吗？”“一元的硬币从摩天大厦上掉落会造成相当于爆炸物的破坏力？”“为什么食用油不能用塑料瓶盛装？”一个又一个问题困扰着我，这时我唯一想做的是翻开《可怕的科学》一书来解开我心中的疑惑。其中最让我记忆犹新的就是关于无头鸡和食用油为何不能用塑料瓶盛装。

5. "Can a chicken without a head still survive?" "Would a one-yuan coin dropping from a skyscraper cause destruction equivalent to an explosive?" "Why can't edible oil be stored in plastic bottles?" One question after another troubled me, and at this moment, the only thing I wanted to do was to flip through the book 'Horrible Science' to unravel the mysteries in my heart. Among them, the ones that stood out most in my memory were about the chicken without a head and why edible oil shouldn't be stored in plastic bottles.

6. NO4《唤醒心中的巨人》中文版 安东尼。罗宾斯

6. NO4 "Awakening the Giant Within" Chinese Edition - Anthony Robbins

7. 这本书不但有趣而且有很多丰富的科学知识，每看一遍这本有趣的“知识册”我的科学实力简直一夜暴长，这如同英国著名物理学家——艾萨克·牛顿所说的：“我之所以成功，是因为我站在巨人的肩膀上”。这本《可怕的科学》也就是我现在的巨人了！

7. This book is not only interesting but also filled with abundant scientific knowledge. Every time I read this intriguing "knowledge compendium," my scientific abilities seem to grow overnight. This is akin to what the famous British physicist, Isaac Newton, once said: "I succeeded because I stood on the shoulders of giants." This "Horrible Science" book is now my very own giant!

8. 在国外，确实有无头鸡的存在，因为它的颈动脉未被破损，生命也未结束。它的主人每天用吸管喂它牛奶、玉米粒，遗憾的是在一次吞食玉米粒时窒息死亡。

8. Abroad, there indeed exists a headless chicken because its carotid artery was not damaged and its life was not ended. Its owner fed it milk and corn kernels with a straw every day. Unfortunately, it died of asphyxiation while swallowing a corn kernel.

9. 改变亚洲亿万年轻人的疗愈经典。全亚洲重印512次，10个月销售破150万，45周横扫各大排行榜榜首。

9. Revolutionizing the healing classics for Asia's billions of young people. Republished across Asia 512 times, sold over 1.5 million copies in 10 months, and topped various bestseller lists for 45 consecutive weeks.

10. 娇倔强的自己……这是一本送给你的礼物，始终伫立在美好年华的你，每一个期待未来的你。

10. The stubborn and proud version of myself... This is a gift for you, always standing by the beautiful you of your youth, and every version of you looking forward to the future.

11. “经典科学”系列分20册。包括：丑陋的虫子、显微镜下的怪物、动物惊奇、绝密身体报告、植物的咒语、自命不凡的大脑、杀人疾病全记录、触电惊魂、身体使用手册、进化之谜、时间揭秘、力的惊险故事、声音的魔力、神秘莫测的光、能量怪物、化学也疯狂、受苦受难的科学家、改变世界的科学实验、魔鬼头脑训练营、肚子里的恶心事儿。

11. The "Classical Science" series consists of 20 volumes. Including: Ugly Bugs, Monsters Under the Microscope, Animal Wonders, Top Secret Body Reports, The Magic of Plants, The Arrogant Brain, Full Record of Killer Diseases, Electric Shock Horror, Body User Manual, The Mystery of Evolution, Time Unveiled, The Thrilling Stories of Power, The Magic of Sound, Mysterious Light, Energy Monsters, Chemistry Gone Wild, Suffering Scientists, Scientific Experiments That Changed the World, The Devil's Brain Training Camp, and The Nasty Things in Your Stomach.

12. 一种由主动性通往卓越的成功模式，全球销量超过8亿册!一种流传百年的管理理念和工作方法。一个关于送信的传奇故事，蕴涵着企业成功和个人发展双赢的真谛。一位英雄的故事揭示了成功的一种模式，故事中的英雄就是那个把信送给加西亚的人。今天，每一个企业都在呼唤能够“把信送给加西亚的人”。成为把信送给加西亚的人、寻找把信送给加西亚的人、重用把信送给加西亚的人成为了今天职场的主旋律。本书堪称一部成功学圣经。

12. A successful model from proactivity to excellence, with global sales exceeding 800 million copies! A management philosophy and work method that has been passed down for a hundred years. A legendary story about delivering messages, embodying the essence of a win-win situation for both corporate success and personal development. The story of a hero reveals a pattern of success, with the hero being the one who delivered the message to Garcia. Today, every enterprise is calling for someone who can "deliver the message to Garcia." Becoming someone who delivers the message to Garcia, searching for someone who delivers the message to Garcia, and valuing someone who delivers the message to Garcia has become the main theme in today's workplace. This book is considered a Bible of success.

13. 杰克R26;坎菲尔和马克R26;汉森两人皆为美国励志演讲者，曾帮助数百万人找回勇气，他们合作推出《心灵鸡汤》，获得了“全美《纽约时报》第一名畅销书作家”的称号，更受到全球读者的热烈欢迎。他们的作品被翻译成数十种语言。作品有《心灵鸡汤》1—6集、《心灵鸡汤——激励女人》、《心灵鸡汤——致天下有情人》、《心灵鸡汤——亲情记录》等书。

13. Jack Canfield and Mark Victor Hansen are both American motivational speakers who have helped millions of people regain their courage. They have collaborated on the "Chicken Soup for the Soul" series, which earned them the title of "Number One Bestselling Author in the United States" according to The New York Times, and has been warmly welcomed by readers worldwide. Their works have been translated into dozens of languages. Their books include "Chicken Soup for the Soul" volumes 1-6, "Chicken Soup for the Soul: For Women," "Chicken Soup for the Soul: Love Stories," and "Chicken Soup for the Soul: Stories of Family."

14. 当细细品完一本名著后，相信大家一定领会了不少东西，现在就让我们写一篇走心的读后感吧。千万不能认为读后感随便应付就可以，

14. After carefully savoring a classic masterpiece, I believe everyone must have gained a lot. Now let's write a heartfelt review of the book. Never think that a review can be treated casually or carelessly.

15. 本书中的100种自我激励方法，是美国家喻户晓的励志大师史蒂夫钱德勒的心血成就，出版后，随即横扫欧美，长期霸占各种图书畅销榜。如今，已经成为全球千万热血青年汲取心灵智慧的至高经典!

15. The 100 self-motivation methods in this book are the fruits of achievement by Steve Chandler, a well-known motivational master in the United States. After its publication, it quickly swept through Europe and America, dominating various bestseller lists for a long time. Now, it has become the highest classic for millions of热血 youth around the world to draw spiritual wisdom from!

16. 想必大家和我一样，一开始听到这个书名肯定觉得是介绍的科学中一些让人毛骨悚然的片段，或是一些别的让人害怕的东西。但当我读完后，我才发现我是错的，科学，既可怕又不可怕，说它可怕，是因为当你不懂科学，不了解他的特点时，它会伤害你；而当你了解它并正确使用它时，他就不再可怕，甚至能帮你完成很多事。

16. No doubt, like me, many of you might have initially thought that the title of this book referred to some eerie or frightening snippets of science, or perhaps something else that instills fear. However, after reading it through, I realized I was mistaken. Science is both terrifying and not terrifying. It is said to be terrifying because when you are unfamiliar with science and do not understand its characteristics, it can harm you; but when you understand it and use it correctly, it no longer poses a threat, and even helps you accomplish many things.

17. 从XX年来北京到XX年，十年间，他一步一步坚持用自己的方式前行，不但不快，甚至还有些笨拙。当师父赵本山第一次有意收他为徒的时候，他居然拒绝了这个难得的好机会，躲到没人的地方哭了很久，在他的内心起了怎样的波澜

17. From XX to XX, over a span of ten years, he steadily advanced step by step in his own way, not only slowly but even somewhat awkwardly. When his master Zhao Benshan first deliberately took him as a disciple, he astonishingly rejected this rare good opportunity, hid away in a secluded place and cried for a long time, and what kind of tumult it stirred in his heart.

18. 自我激励，不是简单地在内心给自己加油、鼓劲，它是一种有具体方法可循的心理技巧。当你掌握了这些，面对各种困难和挫折之时，内心就会自动生出一种积极向上的动力，推着你不断向前，战胜眼前种种障碍，达成目标、实现梦想!在这个过程中，你会惊奇地发现：你变得比以前更自信、更乐观、更强大了!

18. Self-motivation is not just about cheering oneself up or boosting one's morale within; it is a specific psychological technique with concrete methods. Once you master these, when faced with various difficulties and setbacks, your inner self will automatically generate a positive and upward momentum that propels you forward, overcoming all the obstacles in your path to achieve your goals and realize your dreams! During this process, you will be amazed to find that you have become more confident, more optimistic, and stronger than before!

19. 生命中所有的灿烂，都需要和孤独签署一份体面的协定。

19. All the brilliance in life requires a dignified agreement with solitude.

20. 当一只黑熊冲你伸出舌头，当一条鲨鱼跟你并肩游泳，当一条蛇怪你挡住了它的路，当一只老虎在你身后紧追不舍，但一条鳄鱼向你张开了它的大嘴巴，要怎样才能逃脱它们的魔掌？答案就在这本书内，快点收拾好行李和作者一起去书中冒险吧。

20. When a black bear sticks out its tongue at you, when a shark swims alongside you, when a snake blames you for blocking its path, when a tiger chases you relentlessly from behind, but a crocodile opens its massive mouth towards you, how can you escape their grasp? The answer lies within this book. Hurry up and pack your bags, and join the author on an adventure within its pages.

21. 拓展：大学生心理学书籍

22. 这是国外的心理学经典教材，而作者本身对心理学就十分有研究，监狱风云那部**则是由其一个实验改编。

21. Extension: College Students' Psychology Books 22. This is a classic textbook in psychology from abroad, and the author himself is very knowledgeable in psychology. The movie "Prison风云" was adapted from one of his experiments.

23. 影响力是改变他人思想和行动的能力。政治家运用影响力来赢得选举，商人运用影响力来兜售商品，推销员运用影响力诱惑你乖乖地把金钱捧上… 人们对影响力的运用存在于社会的每个角落，当一个要求用不同的方式提出来时，你的反应就会不知不觉地从负面抵抗变成积极合作，你为什么会说“是”，这一转变中究竟蕴涵着怎样的心理策略？ 《影响力》这本妙趣横生的书可以告诉你。

23. Influence is the ability to change others' thoughts and actions. Politicians use influence to win elections, merchants use influence to sell goods, and salespeople use influence to entice you to happily hand over your money... The application of influence exists in every corner of society. When a request is put forth in a different way, your reaction will unconsciously shift from negative resistance to positive cooperation. Why do you say "yes"? What kind of psychological strategies are contained in this shift? The intriguing book "Influence" can tell you.

24. 看完了《改变世界的科学实验》，我也做了很多有意思的实验，有成功的，也有失败的，有一次，我对书上的“令人迷惑的颜色”很感兴趣，它需要一幅图和你的眼睛——当然，只是盯着图看而已，画图对我这个“小画家”来说是小菜一碟，但失败了，原因在于我实在没办法持续30秒盯着图不眨眼。于是，我把目标转向另一个实验——“在胳膊上划字”。于是，我小心翼翼地用手指甲轻轻的在手臂上写字，再用揉搓。嘿，字变成红色的了。做完实验后，我明白了一个道理：生活处处都有知识，关键在于细心观察。

24. After reading "Scientific Experiments That Changed the World," I also conducted many interesting experiments, some successful and some not. Once, I was very interested in the book's "confusing colors" experiment, which required a picture and your eyes — of course, just staring at the picture was enough. Drawing was a piece of cake for me, a "little painter," but I failed. The reason was that I couldn't keep my eyes on the picture for 30 seconds without blinking. So, I shifted my focus to another experiment — "writing words on the arm." Carefully, I used the nail of my finger to write on my arm, then rubbing it. Hey, the words turned red. After completing the experiment, I realized a truth: knowledge is everywhere in life, the key is to observe carefully.

25. 好书，我认为并没有明确的定义吧，要选对自己有帮助的书，但这只是一点，最重要的是自己的兴趣，如果是父母强迫孩子看的，那也只是看书，并没有什么意义存在，如果是自己喜欢的书籍，那一定能认真的读懂作者的含义，这样比被强迫才去看的效果好多了！

25. A good book, I believe, does not have a clear definition. It's important to choose books that are helpful to yourself, but that's just one aspect. The most important factor is your own interest. If it's a book that parents force their children to read, then it's just about reading, and there's no real meaning to it. However, if it's a book you like, you will definitely read and understand the author's meaning thoroughly, which is much better than being forced to read it!

26. 《可怕的科学》系列丛书作者们挖掘的绝对不是简单的数据和原理，在遇到这些玩艺的时候，往往佐以幽默的文字和，以冲淡科学本身的艰深和枯燥。具体地说，作者们是用好玩的文字来讲故事，用直观的图画来讲解科学原理。非常值得全体师生阅读。

26. The authors of the "Horrible Science" series do not simply delve into simple data and principles; when encountering these things, they often accompany them with humorous text and illustrations to mitigate the inherent complexity and dryness of science itself. Specifically, the authors tell stories using entertaining language and explain scientific principles with intuitive illustrations. It is highly recommended for all teachers and students to read it.

27. 作者： [英]洛克

27. Author: [Eng] Locke

28. NO5 《阿甘正传》

28. NO5 "Forrest Gump"

29. 有时候，我们的起点就决定了自己的终点。没有天赋，没有背景，没有资源，没有人脉，没有后台，没有关系，没有渠道，没有机遇，我们只有孤身一人，在这个世界上辗转腾挪，竭尽全力。

29. Sometimes, our starting point determines our destination. Without talent, without background, without resources, without connections, without backing, without relationships, without channels, without opportunities, we are left alone, struggling and striving in this world with all our might.

30. 本书是对产品设计感兴趣同学的必读书。诺曼博士本书中强调以使用者为中心的设计哲学，提醒消费者在挑选的物品，必须要方便好用，易于理解，希望设计师在注重设计美感的同时，不要忽略设计的一些必要因素，因为对于产品设计来说，安全好用永远是竞争的关键。虽然本书讨论的是日常用品的设计，但是其思想同样适合于互联网产品的设计，建议计算机相关专业的同学阅读。

30. This book is a must-read for students interested in product design. Dr. Norman emphasizes the user-centered design philosophy in this book, reminding consumers that the items they choose must be convenient, easy to use, and easy to understand. He hopes that designers, while focusing on the aesthetic appeal of design, do not ignore some necessary factors of design, because for product design, safety and ease of use are always the key to competition. Although the book discusses the design of everyday products, its ideas are equally applicable to the design of internet products, and it is recommended that students majoring in computer-related fields read it.

31. 这个假期，我读了《可怕的科学》经典数学系列的书。里面以有趣的形式讲述了数学里的奥秘。虽然叫《可怕的科学》，但其实并不可怕，里面有一个个小故事，不需要高深的知识就能掌握和理解的科学。从《可怕的科学——经典数学系列》中，能知道数学不再是毫无感情的冷血，有一些看似浅显的小窍门，学会了，可以受用一生。

31. During this holiday, I read the classic mathematics series of "Horrible Science." It presents the mysteries of mathematics in an interesting way. Although it's called "Horrible Science," it's actually not scary at all. It contains small stories that can be easily mastered and understood without needing profound knowledge. From the "Horrible Science - Classic Mathematics Series," one can learn that mathematics is no longer cold and emotionless. There are some seemingly simple tips that, once learned, can be beneficial for a lifetime.

32. 当我读了为什么不能揭去结痂的原因后，我再也不敢去揭了，因为痂是用来防止病菌侵入的。书里面还有一个叫弗兰肯斯坦男爵，他是个十分疯狂的人，就像植物大战僵尸的疯狂戴夫一样，他切开过心脏，脑袋，听着就让人觉得毛骨悚然，他还会告诉你一些很恶心的事，说一些十分奇怪的话，同时也十分的搞笑，如：将一小罐蠕动的蛆倒在伤口上，可以清洁感染的伤口。但是有些年轻人却会将伤口上咯吱咯吱的死痂揭下来吃掉！还有“欢迎观看我们的新展览屎！有件很恐怖的事：有个邮递员把自己的身体切开想看看自己的身体里有什么，结果他彻底完蛋了。

32. After reading the reason why scabs should not be peeled off, I dared not peel them anymore, because scabs are there to prevent bacteria from entering. The book also mentions a Baron Frankenstein, a very crazy person, much like the crazy Dave from Plants vs. Zombies. He has cut open hearts and heads, which sounds terrifying just to think about. He also tells you some really gross things and says some very strange things, which are also quite funny, like: Pouring a small jar of wriggling maggots onto a wound can clean an infected wound. But some young people would actually peel off the crusty scabs from their wounds and eat them! And "Welcome to our new exhibition: Shit! There's a terrifying story: a postman cut open his own body to see what was inside, and ended up totally screwed up.

33. 翻开书的我，专注着，抿着嘴，眉毛拧成了一条紧张的直线。我一手扶着书本，一手指着书本中的文字，时而抬起头，似乎那里是我生命的全部。终于，我的嘴角漾起了一丝淡淡的笑。这是平日里不常见的，随即，这笑容又收了回去，消逝在了我的脸上。

33. Turning the pages of the book, I was focused, my mouth pursed, and my eyebrows furrowed into a tense straight line. One hand supported the book, while the other pointed at the text within it. Sometimes I lifted my head, as if that were the essence of my life. Finally, a faint smile appeared on the corner of my mouth. This was not something I usually saw, and then, the smile vanished, disappearing from my face.

34. 打开这本书，让我们一起感受科学的魅力，让“可怕的科学”变成“有趣的科学”。让你当伙伴们惊讶你丰富的科学知识时，你可以轻松的告诉他：“科学，即是生活。”

34. Open this book with me and let's experience the charm of science, turning "frightening science" into "amusing science." When your companions are amazed by your extensive scientific knowledge, you can easily tell them, "Science is life."

35. 巧克力还被人们称作上帝的饮料，当时的人们在早晨，中午，晚上都要喝一杯巧克力来提神，使自己更有精神些。

35. Chocolate is also known as the "Drink of God." At that time, people would drink a cup of chocolate in the morning, at noon, and in the evening to refresh themselves and become more energetic.

36. 揭示了左右人们思想和行为的潜意识的奥秘。不管你是否对心理学感兴趣，这本书都会带给你看待人的精神世界的一个新的视角。

36. Reveals the mysteries of the subconscious that influences people's thoughts and behaviors. Whether or not you are interested in psychology, this book will provide you with a new perspective on understanding the spiritual world of humans.

37. “另类新知”系列分14册。包括：破案术大全、**特技魔法秀、美妙的**、消逝的恐龙、巧克力秘闻、墓室里的秘密、神奇的'互联网、超能电脑、艺术家的魔法秀、魔幻音乐人、街上流行机器人、超级建筑、太空旅行记、奥运故事。

37. The "Alternative New Knowledge" series consists of 14 volumes. It includes: The Complete Handbook of Detection Techniques, Magic Show of Special Skills, Wonderful [something missing], Vanished Dinosaurs, Chocolate Mysteries, Secrets in the Tombs, Magic of the Internet, Supercomputers, Magician Show of Artists, Magical Music Performers, Robots in Fashion on the Streets, Super Architecture, Space Travel Memoirs, Olympic Stories.

38. 说实话，这本书里的每个野兽我都非常害怕，你想象一下，如果在海里，一只鲨鱼向你猛烈的冲撞过来，你不被淹死也要被它撞伤，最后它还会张嘴来咬你，你可以想到会有多么残忍的画面。它们除了这个攻击方式，还会用其他的方式来攻击你，想起来就让人毛骨悚然。

38. To be honest, I'm extremely scared of every beast in this book. Imagine, if you were in the ocean and a shark charged at you fiercely, you wouldn't just be drowned, but also injured by its collision. Finally, it would open its mouth to bite you, and you can imagine the残忍 scenes it would create. Besides this attack method, they will also use other ways to attack you, which is terrifying to think about.

39. 《你的孤独 虽败犹荣》

39. "Your Solitude, Even in Defeat, is荣耀"

40. 在宽容与不宽容之间，宗教以血腥和仁慈维护着它几千年的统治，更迭变幻、不滞不流。从众神的黄昏到好奇的人，从宗教裁判所到新天堂，从耶稣基督到布鲁诺……历史席卷一切，也记忆一切。而在这一切之后，始终不离其左右，是利益抑或是人性？这是一部宗教的历史，一部宽容与不宽容的历史，也是一郜人性血腥与进步的历史。文图之间，《宽容》生动地再现了这一历史。

40. Between tolerance and intolerance, religion has maintained its rule for thousands of years with both blood and mercy, changing and evolving without stagnation. From the twilight of the gods to the curious individuals, from the Inquisition to the New Heaven, from Jesus Christ to Bruno... History sweeps everything away and also remembers everything. And after all this, what has remained ever by its side: interest or human nature? This is a history of religion, a history of tolerance and intolerance, and also a history of the bloody human nature and progress. Through the interplay of text and images, "Tolerance" vividly portrays this history.

41. 本书围绕年轻人最有共鸣的话题：孤独，用33个真实动人的故事，讲述33种形式各异但又直抵内心的孤独。用最温暖的笔触诉说：孤独不是失败，它是自己与自己对话最好的时光。愿你比别人更不怕一个人独处，愿日后谈起时你会被自己感动。

41. This book revolves around the topics that resonate most with young people: loneliness. With 33 real and touching stories, it narrates 33 different forms of loneliness that yet deeply touch the heart. With the warmest strokes of writing, it says: loneliness is not failure; it is the best time for one to converse with oneself. May you be less afraid of being alone than others, and may you be moved by yourself when talking about it in the future.

42. 常言道：“书中自有千钟粟，书中自有黄金屋。”探索改变了我们的世界，改变了我们的生活，我愿与大家一起探索，一起前进！

42. As the saying goes, "Within books, there are thousands of measures of grain, and within books, there are golden houses." Exploration has changed our world and our lives. I am willing to explore together and move forward with all of you!

43. 翻开本书，让你有梦想就一定能达成，有梦想就一定能实现!

43. Open this book, and your dreams will surely come true, and your dreams will surely be realized!

44. 出;在纷繁的职场，既坚持又妥协，一遍遍问自己“什么才是我想要的”;在复杂的社交中，戴上了假面具、学会了低姿态，却也不忘在另一个平行的世界，那个傲

44. Out; in the complex workplace, while holding firm and compromising, I keep asking myself "What do I really want?" In the intricate social interactions, I wear a mask and learn to be humble, yet I also never forget to maintain a parallel world where I am proud.

45. 读着读着，我不禁浮想联翩：从古至今，为什么有的人能够“偶然”发现那么多科学奥秘？是巧合吗？答案其实很简单，因为那些人勇于探索，因为他们一生都在探索。那些科学发现都是他们经过孜孜不倦的探索得来的。可以说，是探索改变了我们的生活。如果我们没有进行探索，我们人类可能至今仍过着茹毛饮血的生活；如果我们没有进行探索，我们可能一生都会“蜗居”在一块狭小的区域内。

45. As I read on, I couldn't help but be filled with associations: From ancient times to the present, why can some people "accidentally" discover so many scientific mysteries? Is it mere coincidence? The answer is actually very simple: because those people dare to explore, because they have been exploring their entire lives. Those scientific discoveries are all the result of their tireless exploration. It can be said that it is exploration that has changed our lives. If we had not engaged in exploration, humanity might still be living a life of barbarism; if we had not engaged in exploration, we might have spent our entire lives "hiding" in a narrow area.

46. 随着这本书改编成**，相信大家都是耳熟能详了，原书改编的同名**获1995年第67届奥斯卡最佳影片、最佳男主角、最佳导演、最佳剧本改编、最佳剪辑、最佳视觉效果六项大奖。影片改编自温斯顿。格鲁姆的同名小说。我们每个心中都有一个阿甘。原著和**有许多不同，相比起来更原汁原味，感动是一样的。

46. As this book has been adapted into a movie, which I believe everyone is familiar with, the film adaptation of the same name won six major awards at the 67th Academy Awards in 1995: Best Picture, Best Actor, Best Director, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Editing, and Best Visual Effects. The film is adapted from Winston Groom's novel of the same name. Each of us has an "Forrest Gump" in our hearts. The original book and the adaptation have many differences, but they are both authentic and moving in their own way.

47. 我有十几本《可怕的科学》，每一本我都爱不释手。我一有时间就会拿起一本，细细品读。我之所以爱看《可怕的科学》系列丛书，是因为它的内容并不只是枯燥乏味的科学知识，它还时不时地会有一些幽默的语言，让我们在欢声笑语中汲取知识。而且，它还设置了一些悬念，让你情不自禁地想继续看下去。

47. I have a dozen or so books from "Horrible Science," and I can't put any of them down. Whenever I get a chance, I pick one up and read it meticulously. The reason I love the "Horrible Science" series is that it's not just dry and boring scientific knowledge; it also occasionally contains humorous language that allows us to acquire knowledge while laughing and enjoying ourselves. Moreover, it sets up some suspenseful elements that make you want to keep reading without even trying.

48. 作者： [美]唐纳德·A·诺曼

48. Author: [US] Donald A. Norman

49. NO2 《把信送给加西亚》

49. NO2 "To Send a Letter to Garcia"

50. 日本、韩国、意大利、荷兰、巴西、泰国的年轻人共同的青春呐喊。一经出版，版权已经售出以上七个国家和地区。

50. A collective youthful cry from the youth of Japan, South Korea, Italy, the Netherlands, Brazil, and Thailand. The copyright has been sold to the above seven countries and regions upon publication.

51. 无论什么东西，发展到了极致，就会朝着相反的方向发生转化。

51. No matter what, when it reaches its extreme, it will transform into the opposite direction.

52. 从手中放下这本书，我感受到生命的意义立刻多了许多。我不再满足于老师提供的“阅读书单”，而是自己探索，开设属于自己的“阅读书单”；走数学题时，我不再满足于单一的解题方法，而是尝试着使用多种灵活的思路。

52. Laying this book down, I immediately felt that the meaning of life had become much richer. No longer satisfied with the "reading list" provided by my teacher, I started to explore on my own, creating my own personal "reading list"; when tackling mathematical problems, I no longer contented myself with a single method of solving, but instead tried to employ various flexible approaches.

53. 《改变世界的科学实验》它写的是各种各样的实验，有关于医学的，有关于生物的，还有关于化学的。这些实验都是非常著名的，要不然怎么叫“改变世界的科学实验”呢！有一些实验是我们平常不能做的，例如“给树称重”、“炸毁房屋”；而有一些则是轻而易举的实验，例如“手指摆动”、“飞球实验”。我也根据书上的步骤做了许多实验。通过这些实验，我在实践中得到了知识，也让我的动手能力更强了。

53. "Scientific Experiments That Changed the World" It discusses a variety of experiments, including those related to medicine, biology, and chemistry. These experiments are all very famous; otherwise, how could they be called "Scientific Experiments That Changed the World"! There are some experiments that we cannot perform in our everyday lives, such as "Weighing a Tree" and "Destroying a House"; while there are also experiments that are very easy to carry out, such as "Finger Waving" and "Flying Ball Experiment." I have also conducted many experiments following the steps in the book. Through these experiments, I gained knowledge in practice and also enhanced my hands-on ability.

54. 当你听到科学家侃侃而谈的时候，你是不是觉得他们上知天文、下晓地理……好像什么都懂？可别被他们唬住了，科学家并不是什么都懂。要真是那样，他们就不用做什么实验了，一天到晚跷着二郎腿坐着就行了。实际上，我们的科学家还有很多疑难没解决，我们还有很多不知道或不理解的事。

54. When you hear scientists talking eloquently, don't you think they know everything about the heavens and the earth... as if they understand everything? But don't be deceived by them, scientists are not omniscient. If they really knew everything, they wouldn't need to conduct any experiments, just sit around all day with their legs crossed. In fact, our scientists still have many unresolved mysteries, and there are still many things we don't know or understand.

55. 圣埃克苏佩里是一个传奇飞行家，他的书中以一位飞行员作为故事叙述者，讲述了小王子从自己星球出发前往地球的过程中，所经历的各种历险。小王子的孩子式的眼光，看到了成人的空虚、盲目和愚妄，记下了人类的孤独寂寞、没有根基随风流浪的命运。本质的言语、本真的视角，也带给许许多多人感动和向往。

55. Antoine de Saint-Exupéry was a legendary aviator, and in his book, he tells the story of a pilot who narrates the various adventures of a young prince as he embarks on a journey from his own planet to Earth. The young prince's childlike perspective reveals the emptiness, blindness, and foolishness of adults, and records the loneliness and desolation of humans, their rootless fate wandering with the wind. The essential language and genuine perspective also bring感动 and yearning to countless people.

56. 这几天，我读了《可怕的科学》一书，它用一双无形的大手，把我领进标有“科学”二字的大门。

56. In recent days, I have read the book "Horrible Science," which with an invisible pair of great hands, led me into the gateway marked with the words "Science."

57. 除了我讲的这些，还有许多可怕的野兽，这本书说不定会救了你的命。

57. Besides what I have mentioned, there are many terrifying beasts, and this book might just save your life.

58. 那些点滴，漾开，在记忆深处一本好书，使我记忆犹新，读书的时光又总是那么旖旎，氤氲着快乐。

58. Those droplets spread out, in the depths of memory, like a good book that I remember vividly, the time spent reading is always so charming, filled with joy.

59. 在这本书里，我好了解到孩子们都爱的巧克力的历史。其实，很久以前的巧克力并不是像现在是固体的，而是液体的。还有一个很有趣的是，人们把可可豆当做钱用，一口袋可可豆能买好多东西呢。巧克力还有许多我们不常听见的名字，如：秀斯巧克力，双层巧克力，玛氏巧克力等等。

59. In this book, I learned about the history of chocolate, which is loved by children. In fact, chocolate in ancient times was not solid like it is now, but liquid. Another interesting fact is that people used cocoa beans as money, and a bag of cocoa beans could buy a lot of things. There are also many names of chocolate that we don't often hear, such as: Shus chocolate, double chocolate, Mars chocolate, and so on.

60. 巧克力还有许多用电，例如：巧克力可以防止蛀牙，巧克力起码可以杀死能导致牙洞的物质，巧克力可以有助于肠胃消化，巧克力有益健康，还对牙齿有好处，更可以使人精神抖擞。巧克力的世界真奇妙啊。通过读这本书，我了解到这么多巧克力的秘密，也可以向大人们证明巧克力是健康的，对我们有益的食品。

60. Chocolate also has many uses, for example: Chocolate can prevent tooth decay, it can at least kill the substances that cause cavities, chocolate can help with digestion of the intestines, it is beneficial to health, and it can also energize people. The world of chocolate is truly fascinating. By reading this book, I have learned so many secrets about chocolate, and I can also prove to adults that chocolate is healthy and beneficial food for us.

61. 这本书的故事还有很多，每个故事都是那么有趣。

61. There are many stories in this book, and each one is so interesting.

62. 如果你的灵魂无处安顿，如果你在十字路口犹豫不决，如果你在现实压力下无法喘息，翻开书，读下去，会有一股力量从你心底长出来。

62. If your soul has no place to rest, if you hesitate at the crossroads, if you can't breathe under the pressure of reality, turn to the book, keep reading, and a force will grow from the depths of your heart.

63. 我疯狂地痴迷上了这套书，里面有许多我未知晓的秘密，一下子打开了我心中对于科学的心结，也希望将来我能为我们国家的科学发展献一份属于自己的力量。

63. I am疯狂地obsessed with this series of books, which contain many secrets I was unaware of. They have suddenly unlocked the knot in my heart about science, and I also hope that in the future, I can contribute my own strength to the development of science in our country.

64. 这本书让我在快乐中学习，丝毫没有记忆知识的枯燥，反而成为一种愉快的游戏。比游戏过瘾，比卡通搞笑，比上网刺激！学习与搞笑的奇特组合，读了这本科学书就像读哈利·波特那样过瘾。

64. This book makes me learn in joy, without any dullness of memorizing knowledge, but rather becomes a delightful game. More addictive than playing games, more humorous than cartoons, and more thrilling than going online! A peculiar combination of learning and humor, reading this science book is as addictive as reading Harry Potter.

65. “经典数学”系列分9册。包括：要命的数学、特别要命的数学、你真的会加减乘除吗、寻找你的幸运星—概率的秘密、逃不出的怪圈—圆和其他图形、绝望的分数、数字—破解万物的钥匙、测来测去—长度、面积和体积。

65. The "Classical Mathematics" series consists of 9 volumes. These include: The Dreadful Mathematics, The Particularly Dreadful Mathematics, Do You Really Know How to Add, Subtract, Multiply, and Divide?, Seeking Your Lucky Star — The Secrets of Probability, The Inescapable Odd Circle — Circles and Other Shapes, Desperate Fractions, Numbers — The Key to Unlocking All Things, Measure and Measure Again — Length, Area, and Volume.

66. 老俞亲笔撰写半自传心灵读本《在绝望中寻找希望》，说自己在北大超级自卑的5年，说自己跟创业伙伴的恩恩怨怨，说自己的对亲人的依恋愧疚，说自己面对

66. Old Yu personally wrote a semi-autobiographical spiritual reader titled "Seeking Hope in Despair," in which he talks about his five years of extreme self-doubt at Peking University, his grievances with his business partners, his attachment and guilt towards his family, and his confrontation with...

67. 大学生励志书籍

68. 在这个世界上，没有一种成功不是自我激励的结果。不管什么时代，不懂自我激励，你就与成功基本无缘。

67. Inspirational books for college students 68. In this world, there is no success that is not the result of self-motivation. Regardless of the era, if you do not understand self-motivation, you will basically be devoid of success.

69. 所以我十分 可怕的科学读后感8

70. 《可怕的科学》是半年前妈妈给我买的一套书，之前我一直没有读过，但是在寒假时由于疫情爆发，无事可做的我就随便拿起一本来读。从那以后，我便对这套书爱不释手。

69. So, I have a very terrifying science book review. 870. "Horrible Science" is a set of books that my mom bought for me half a year ago. I hadn't read them before, but during the winter vacation when the pandemic broke out, with nothing to do, I randomly picked one up to read. Since then, I have fallen in love with this set of books and can't put them down.

71. 这套书最大的益处在于，它能把枯燥无味的说教式科普变成幽默有趣的科学知识，使同学们在愉悦中就能吸收到科学知识。此外，里面还配有生动有趣的，让读者不光阅读文字，还能享受带来的搞笑与幽默。

71. The greatest benefit of this book is that it turns the dry and pedantic popular science into humorous and interesting scientific knowledge, allowing students to absorb scientific knowledge while enjoying themselves. In addition, it is accompanied by vivid and amusing content that not only engages the reader with text but also brings laughter and humor.

72. 很多人都会经历三个阶段，第一个阶段，自以为是世界中心的时候，第二个阶段，无论如何努力都感到无能为力的时候，第三个阶段，终于接受了自己的平凡，并且享受平凡的时候。

72. Many people go through three stages: the first stage, when they think they are the center of the world; the second stage, when they feel helpless no matter how hard they try; and the third stage, when they finally accept their ordinariness and enjoy it.

73. 人生只是一场体验，一种感受，一个梦境，不要对身外之物有着太多的执念，平庸或者平凡，是上天在成全你，让你享受到最美的人间烟火。

73. Life is just an experience, a feeling, and a dream. Don't have too much attachment to external things. Mediocrity or ordinariness is the way the heavens is completing you, allowing you to enjoy the most beautiful human hustle and bustle.

74. 正是这种方式，让《可怕的科学》系列三度获得“国际科普图书最高奖”的殊荣，也让读者看完一本后想看第二本、第三本。这本书充分展现了“科学存在于生活”的理念，读完后你就会发现，生活中大大小小的事都有科学的影子，甚至是吃东西、睡觉、走路等很简单的事，都蕴含着很多科学道理。

74. It is this approach that has earned the "International Science Popularization Book Highest Award" for the "Horrible Science" series three times over, and also makes readers eager to read the next and the one after that. This book fully embodies the idea that "Science exists in life," and after reading it, you will find that science is involved in all sorts of things big and small in life, even in simple things like eating, sleeping, and walking, which are full of scientific principles.

75. 大鹏亲身经历的这一切，在这本书里都有了回答。这里没有快速成长的捷径，有的只有一个平常人与自己的较量。他知道，在这个世界上，有很多方法可以加速前进，但他依然选择用自己的方式，单纯，简单，缓慢地实现内心的每一个不甘心。

75. All the experiences that the great Peng personally encountered have been answered in this book. There are no shortcuts to rapid growth here; what exists is only a contest between an ordinary person and themselves. He knows that in this world, there are many ways to accelerate progress, but he still chooses to realize each of his inner discontentment in his own way, purely, simply, and slowly.

76. 还有故事，有一天你过生日，你想和你的6位朋友分享这块蛋糕。那么等分这块蛋糕，每个人能得到多少？这是需要解决的一个数学问题，从原理上我们可以理解为用7个人除1个蛋糕。这时，你的一个喜欢用计算器卖弄，而又显然不够聪明的朋友立即掏出了他的计算器，按下“1÷7，然后不假思索地说：“这太简单了，我们每个人应得到蛋糕的0142857143。”这是不是很可笑，谁能想像一个蛋糕的0142857143是一个什么概念呢？为了惩罚这个自认为计算器能解决一切的呆子，把他关时柜子里，让6个人来平分是。能想像六分之一的蛋糕看起来像什么样子吗？很简单，只要把蛋糕切成相等的6份，每一份便是六分之一，你无须在脑子里处理任何复杂的计算，只是将蛋糕平分，就可以啦。

76. There's a story: One day, on your birthday, you want to share this cake with your six friends. So how much of the cake will each person get if it's divided equally? This is a mathematical problem that needs to be solved. In principle, we can understand it as dividing one cake among seven people. At this point, one of your friends, who likes to show off with a calculator but is obviously not very smart, immediately pulled out his calculator, pressed "1÷7," and without thinking, said, "This is too simple, each of us should get 0.142857143 of the cake." Isn't that laughable? Can anyone imagine what the concept of 0.142857143 of a cake is? To punish this dummy who thinks the calculator can solve everything, lock him in a cabinet and let the other six people divide the cake. Can you imagine what a sixth of a cake might look like? It's very simple; just cut the cake into six equal parts, and each part is a sixth. You don't need to do any complicated calculations in your mind; just divide the cake evenly, and that's it.

77. 《可怕的科学》是英国作家尼克阿诺德的著作。这一系列书是英国经典少儿科普读物，并三度获得安万特奖，究竟是什么原因获得这么高的荣誉呢？让我们一起走进科普的世界，去领悟科学的奥妙吧。

77. "Horrible Science" is a work by the British author Nick Arnold. This series of books is a classic British children's science popularization reading material and has won the Unilever Award three times. What is the reason for such high honors? Let's enter the world of science popularization together and understand the mysteries of science.

78. 《可怕的科学》摆脱了平时科学方面的书籍一贯的死板与生硬，英国作者尼克·阿诺德用幽默的语言把科学道理注入了一个个让人印象深刻的故事中，他让科学“活”了起来，变成一个个精灵，钻进我们的脑子里，让我们在读书的享受中把知识一点点消化，吸收，变成日常生活中的得力助手。

78. "Horrible Science" breaks away from the usual stiffness and rigidity found in regular science books. British author Nick Arnold injects humor into memorable stories, bringing scientific principles to life, transforming them into playful sprites that sneak into our minds. Through the pleasure of reading, we digest and absorb knowledge, turning it into a valuable helper in our daily lives.

79. ——吉尔伯特 哈佛大学“幸福课教授”

79. —— Gilbert, Professor of "The Science of Happiness" at Harvard University.

80. 弘一法师说:“你必须熬下去，是必须当你熬过去了之后，你就会对这个世界上任何一样东西失去兴趣因为没有人知道，你一个人走过的那段难熬的日子，是多么的无助和崩溃熬过去了，你就会变得无所畏惧蜕变，才能让自己强大。涅槃，才能让自己重生。逆风，才能让自己翻盘。”

80. The Master Hongyi said: "You must endure it, and it is necessary that you endure it. Once you have made it through, you will lose interest in anything in this world because no one knows how helpless and crumbling the days of suffering alone were for you. Enduring them will make you fearless and transform you, enabling you to become strong. Renovation will allow you to be reborn. Facing adversity will enable you to turn the tables."

81. 当我打开这本书时，看见上面许多深奥的问题，便使我产生了好奇心。《可怕的科学》是由英国引进的科普知识系列丛书，内容数不胜数。大到天文地理，小到生活琐事，每一篇文章都会告诉你一个科学小知识。它不仅能帮助我开阔视野、增长知识，还能提高学习的兴趣，真是我学习科学知识的好帮手。

81. When I opened this book, I saw many profound questions on it, which sparked my curiosity. "Horrible Science" is a popular science series introduced from the UK, with an extensive range of content. From astronomy and geography to trivial daily matters, every article tells you a little piece of scientific knowledge. It not only helps broaden my horizons and expand my knowledge but also boosts my interest in learning, truly being a good assistant for me in studying scientific knowledge.

82. 书是流水，亘古不变的流着演绎着历史的真谛。我们要踏着历史的脚步，去探索科学的奥秘与真谛。

82. Books are the flowing river, ever constant in their flow, interpreting and elaborating the essence of history. We should follow in the footsteps of history to explore the mysteries and truths of science.

83. 我读《可怕的科学》系列丛书将近3年了，其中，最令我印象深刻的就是最近读的《勇敢者大冒险》一书了。此书详细地讲述了由古至今那些无畏的探险家们是如何踏上旅途，走进那些未知的无人区，揭开地球的神秘面纱。每当我读到古代的探险家为了寻求财富和领地，走进恐怖的未知之地时，我为他们的命运感到担忧；每当我读到勇敢的英雄们倾尽毕生心血，揭开地球的神秘面纱时，我为他们的壮举而欢呼；每当我读到……书中所介绍的那些神秘之地令我向往；那些丰富的财宝令我神迷；那些旅途中的趣事令我忍俊不禁……书中的情节深深吸引了我。

83. I have been reading the "Horrible Science" series for nearly 3 years, and the one that impressed me the most was the recently read book "Great Adventures of the Brave." This book meticulously details how intrepid explorers from ancient times to the present have embarked on their journeys, ventured into those unknown uncharted territories, and uncovered the mysteries of the Earth. Whenever I read about ancient explorers venturing into terrifying unknown lands in search of wealth and territory, I worry about their fate; whenever I read about brave heroes dedicating their entire lives to unraveling the mysteries of the Earth, I cheer for their heroic deeds; whenever I read... the mysterious places introduced in the book make me yearn; the abundant treasures fascinate me; the amusing incidents on their journeys make me burst into laughter... The plot in the book deeply captivated me.