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为什么不要把“读书”神话了?
Hu Xiu· 2025-09-24 06:29
有段时间我沉迷于欧美的《语言学》,研究了一圈才发现,原来词语和文字有上下位的"等级秩序"。比 如"动物"就是"狗"的上位词,你不能把动物和狗混在一起讨论,它们不属于一个层级的概念。 但我发现,在互联网上,在短视频里,大家都在用最广的上位词,混在一起表达自己的想法。也就是 说,许多人其实想说不同的意思,但他们囿于种种原因,用的是同一个词或者概念。 我觉得误会得比较深的一个词,就是"读书"。读书当然是一件非常好的事,但它被不同人,解读出了不 同的语言外延,让这个词变得磨损而又模糊。 比如有的人说,读书好啊,书中自有黄金屋,书中自有千钟粟。 这句话其实出自北宋第三位皇帝宋真宗的《励学篇》,它的真实意思,其实说的是,你好好读书,把书 读好了,考上科举当官了,要什么就有什么。 它并不是单纯地指读书啊,人家是劝你当官入仕。 如果你真的信了这个观点,然后读了一堆《小王子》《思考致富》和《百万富翁快车道》之类的书,那 生活质量得"回滚"。 那些哲学书、思辨书,本质上是突出一种有闲阶级的智力优越感,在沙龙和清谈之类的场合,让中上层 进行交流破冰的。 就像读《资治通鉴》,为什么没那么有用,因为它本来就是写给皇帝看的,普通人读了就 ...
2025“我与地坛”北京书市在地坛公园举办
Huan Qiu Wang· 2025-09-22 01:57
作为北京文化论坛会客厅常态化活动,"我与地坛"北京书市已成为京城文化生活中最具人气的阅读品牌 之一。据主办方消息,与去年相比,本届书市主展场总面积约2万平方米,比去年增加2000平方米;展 区扩展至13个,汇聚全国350余家出版发行与文旅单位,展销近50万种出版物和文化产品,同时安排100 余场阅读文化活动。此外,书市还开设了"地坛文化大讲堂",邀请到阎晶明、张铁林等名人名家,以及 深受读者喜爱的读书博主到场,通过讲座、分享会等系列文化活动,与读者面对面交流,分享读书心得 与创作故事。 逛地坛书市,逛的是书,更是"阅读+文旅"的体验感和氛围感。在古树下品读经典、邂逅好书,在红墙 边听名家讲座、与书友畅谈……与阅读有关的美好,在这里具象化。丰富的内容与多元的形式,成为展 现北京文化活力的窗口。而"北京发布"的参与,则让政务服务与文化活动深度融合,进一步扩大了书市 的传播力与影响力,让更多人在书香中感受北京的城市魅力。据悉,本次书市将持续至9月22日,更多 精彩活动等待市民现场解锁。 9月20日,"北京发布"文化体验团打卡2025北京书市主题线下活动在地坛公园开展。书市现场人潮涌 动,热闹非凡。展区内,各个展位人 ...
三元品与书正式开展合作
Bei Jing Shang Bao· 2025-09-17 02:40
北京商报讯9月17日,北京商报记者从三元食品公众号获悉,近日三元品与字节跳动旗下书宣布正式开 展合作,双将围绕数字化协同与组织效率提升展开全探索。三元品总经理陈海峰表示:"双合作将围绕 三元数智化转型战略,以书为核协同平台,在产协同、销售链路优化、组织管理升级等多个场景落地提 效案,为企业质量发展注新的动。" (文章来源:北京商报) ...
为什么短视频总能打败书本?潜藏在意识背后的秘密
Hu Xiu· 2025-09-14 01:44
Group 1 - The concept of consciousness is debated, with some believing that animals like cats and dogs possess a form of consciousness, albeit different from humans [1][2] - Consciousness is defined as the experience and perception of the world, and self-awareness is a crucial aspect of this [3][6] - The location of consciousness in the brain is complex, with various theories suggesting it may reside in different areas such as the prefrontal cortex or thalamus [8][9] Group 2 - The distinction between conscious and unconscious states is highlighted, with examples such as driving without active thought being classified as unconscious [9][13] - Different states of unconsciousness, such as sleep and anesthesia, have unique characteristics and can be scientifically differentiated [14][16] - The potential for individuals in a vegetative state to possess some level of consciousness is acknowledged, with methods available to assess this [17][19] Group 3 - The concept of the subconscious is introduced, defined as processes that occur without conscious awareness, such as intuition and rapid decision-making based on past experiences [20][21] - Research on consciousness can be conducted in both healthy individuals and those with consciousness disorders, allowing for comparisons to understand the nature of consciousness [24][26] - The complexity of consciousness is emphasized, with variations in individual experiences and perceptions over time and across different contexts [26][27] Group 4 - The potential for artificial intelligence to develop consciousness is discussed, with concerns about the implications of such advancements [35][36] - The future of consciousness research is seen as challenging, with the understanding that significant progress may take a long time [38][39]
编辑搞团播?老实人没招了
Hu Xiu· 2025-09-04 01:32
Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the challenges faced by editors in the publishing industry as they are increasingly required to engage in self-media and live streaming, which adds to their workload without additional compensation [34][36][38]. Group 1: Industry Trends - The trend of full self-media has become a new KPI for many editors, with both high and low marketization publishing institutions encouraging or requiring editors to establish self-media accounts [4][10]. - Some publishing units have even gone as far as to require all editors to engage in live streaming and short video production as a means of survival [4][10]. Group 2: Challenges Faced by Editors - Many editors are unprepared for live streaming, often receiving last-minute notifications to participate without adequate training or resources [16][18]. - The lack of interest from both the audience and the organization leads to a sense of isolation for editors during live streams, with very few viewers tuning in [25][31]. - Editors express frustration over the increased workload without a corresponding increase in pay, as self-media and live streaming are added to their existing responsibilities [34][36]. Group 3: Misconceptions and Realities - The belief that live streaming and self-media can serve as a "lifeline" for struggling publishing institutions is misguided, as these strategies are often implemented without a clear understanding of their effectiveness [36][38]. - The traditional image of editors as quiet, book-focused professionals is being challenged by the demands of live streaming, leading to a loss of professional identity and dignity [37][38].
上海书展火热:文创让阅读“潮起来”“趣起来”
Xin Hua She· 2025-08-17 00:21
Core Viewpoint - The 2025 Shanghai Book Fair will be held from August 13 to 19, showcasing a wide array of national books, with cultural and creative industries being the main highlight [1] Group 1 - The event duration is one week, emphasizing the importance of literature and cultural creativity in the current market [1]
书展在即,这份书单邀你共赴墨香之约
第一财经· 2025-08-06 02:33
Group 1: Leadership and Management Insights - The article emphasizes the importance of effective leadership and management practices, showcasing various books that explore leadership theories, entrepreneur biographies, and industry experiences [4][6][9][7] - "Effective Leadership" by Lv Feng discusses the essence, components, and practical methods of leadership [4] - "The Ride of a Lifetime" by Robert Iger reflects on his 45-year career, particularly his 20 years at Disney, sharing leadership philosophies and management wisdom [7] Group 2: AI and Technology - The article highlights the transformative impact of AI on society and business, urging a balance between technological innovation and value preservation [18][20] - "Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind" by Yuval Noah Harari analyzes the dual-edged effects of information networks and emphasizes the fundamental challenges AI poses to human collaboration [20] - "Artificial Intelligence: A Guide" by Michael Wooldridge provides a comprehensive overview of AI's theoretical foundations and technical frameworks for non-experts [23] Group 3: Environmental Sustainability - The article discusses the significance of addressing climate change through strategic innovation and collaboration, presenting books that offer solutions for sustainable development [26][28] - "Understanding Carbon Neutrality" by the EY Carbon Neutrality Task Force emphasizes that carbon neutrality is not just a technological race but a revolution in total factor productivity [28] - "Understanding ESG" by the EY Carbon Neutrality Task Force indicates that ESG is evolving into a risk pricing tool, with global regulatory convergence expected in the next five years [30] Group 4: Automotive Industry Transformation - The automotive industry is undergoing significant changes due to the electric vehicle revolution, which is challenging traditional automotive companies [36] - "The Great Reshuffle: The Life-and-Death Changes in the Automotive Industry" discusses how internet thinking is reshaping automotive design, production, service, and marketing [36] - The article notes that the future of the automotive industry will depend on market dynamics, consumer demands, and corporate self-requirements [40] Group 5: Urban Development and Education - The article explores urban development through various lenses, including cultural, economic, and social dimensions, to foster sustainable and resilient urban ecosystems [41][43] - "Good Education" by Bao Pengshan emphasizes the importance of cultivating lifelong reading abilities and free personalities in education [50] - The article also addresses the impact of AI on education and the evolving landscape of vocational education post "double reduction" policy [57]
月薪5千和月薪2万没有本质区别
Hu Xiu· 2025-05-20 06:42
Core Points - The article discusses the perception of salary increases and the reality of being a wage worker, emphasizing that higher salaries do not fundamentally change one's status as a laborer [11][12][13] - It highlights the diminishing value of labor in the current economy, where most jobs offer low hourly wages, and suggests that individuals should seek alternative income methods [20][22][39] - The importance of saving and managing expenses is stressed, indicating that lifestyle choices can significantly impact financial security and opportunities for wealth accumulation [44][46][57] Group 1 - The article reflects on the initial satisfaction with a monthly salary of 5500, which later increased to 8000 and 12000, but ultimately concludes that these changes do not alter the fundamental nature of being a worker [1][8][10] - It points out that in lower-tier cities, a salary of 5000 may be acceptable, but in first-tier cities, it is insufficient for a comfortable lifestyle, leading to financial stress [5][6][9] - The narrative suggests that regardless of salary increases, individuals remain vulnerable to job loss and economic instability, as their income is tied to their labor [12][14][16] Group 2 - The article emphasizes that the current labor market devalues work, with most physical labor jobs offering low hourly rates, typically between 20 to 45 yuan, and highlights the rarity of higher-paying positions [22][24][27] - It introduces the concept of "network effects" in the internet economy, where individuals can significantly increase their income by participating in high-demand fields like video editing for social media influencers [28][36] - The article advises that to improve financial outcomes, individuals should move away from traditional labor models and explore opportunities in self-media, live streaming, and other scalable ventures [39][40] Group 3 - The article discusses the misconception that higher income should automatically lead to improved living standards, arguing that spending habits are crucial in determining financial stability [48][50][52] - It contrasts two scenarios: one where a person spends most of their income and another where they save a portion, illustrating how savings can provide security and opportunities for investment [45][47][56] - The conclusion encourages individuals to pursue salary increases not as an end goal but as a means to achieve financial independence and security, ultimately aiming to reduce reliance on traditional employment [58][60]
10件让生活更开心的小事
Hu Xiu· 2025-05-08 23:39
Group 1 - The article emphasizes the importance of maintaining mental health and emotional well-being, especially during busy work periods [2][4] - It suggests creating a personal playlist of favorite songs to enhance cognitive function and emotional state [5][6][8] - The article highlights the benefits of engaging in creative activities, such as rating books and movies, to reflect on personal growth and preferences [11][13][15] Group 2 - It encourages setting personal tasks as rewards for achieving goals, which can enhance motivation and make life more enjoyable [18][20][23] - The article discusses the value of documenting problem-solving experiences to create a personal knowledge base [24][28][30] - It suggests cultivating hands-on hobbies to stimulate dopamine production and combat monotony in daily life [31][32][34] Group 3 - The article advises addressing minor inconveniences in daily routines to improve efficiency and satisfaction [35][38][39] - It recommends creating a memory calendar to document daily highlights, fostering a sense of fulfillment [40][44][45] - Watching nature-related videos is suggested as a way to improve mental health and reduce stress [46][48][50] Group 4 - The article encourages exploring new places to stimulate the brain and break the monotony of daily life [51][54][55] - Sharing interesting experiences with friends is highlighted as a way to strengthen social connections and enhance emotional well-being [56][59][60] - Overall, the article aims to inspire readers to enrich their lives and find joy in everyday activities [61][62]
灯火里的夫妻店(文化中国行)
Ren Min Ri Bao· 2025-05-01 21:51
Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the resilience and dedication of family-run businesses in China, showcasing their integral role in local communities and the labor-intensive nature of their operations [6][21]. Group 1: Business Operations - Family-run stores, such as convenience stores and bookshops, are characterized by hard work and a commitment to quality, with owners often engaging in physically demanding tasks [7][9]. - The daily routines of these businesses involve early mornings and late nights, reflecting a lifestyle of continuous labor and dedication to customer service [8][17]. - The article emphasizes the emotional connection between these businesses and their customers, with owners often knowing their regulars' preferences and needs [16][20]. Group 2: Community Impact - Family businesses serve as a vital link in neighborhood relationships, fostering a sense of community and mutual support among residents [12][19]. - The article illustrates how these businesses adapt to customer needs, such as extending hours to accommodate demand, thereby becoming integral parts of their communities [17][18]. - The warmth and familiarity of family-run stores create a unique atmosphere that contrasts with larger commercial enterprises, emphasizing personal connections over transactional relationships [12][21]. Group 3: Personal Stories - The narrative includes personal anecdotes from business owners, highlighting their sacrifices and the emotional bonds formed through shared labor and commitment to their craft [13][15]. - The article features couples who have built their businesses together, showcasing their teamwork and mutual support as key factors in their success [14][16]. - The stories reflect a broader cultural ethos of hard work and perseverance, with family businesses embodying the values of diligence and community spirit [11][21].