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“任其事必图其效；欲责其效，必尽其方。”科学的学习方法是获得成功的关键。想要领先一步，你需要追求更快的解题速度、更广的知识覆盖、更有灵活的思维方法。《学霸高考·蓝题》依据新课标、新高考，秉持强化基础、攻克重难、提升能力，透析高考的理念，助你做到： 常规题：做得快，基础知识不遗漏。 综合题：做得准，重点易错能对应。 能力题：做得巧，思维能力有收获。 本书为物理卷，覆盖全考点，明考向、重创新，锻炼能力速提分。

• 作者：Alchian花生 发布时间：2021-02-24 23:38:41

  对个人投资来说，这本书最大的价值在于告诉你短线投资你真的没任何条件干赢量化基金，要战胜市场是很困难的事。找到自己能理解一点点的事，长线压注吧。

• 作者：wordless 发布时间：2015-08-28 07:43:48

  没研究出什么结论

• 作者：shui422 发布时间：2016-04-24 14:22:29

  据说只有资料分析可以通过练习有效提升

• 作者：#暗蓝# 发布时间：2016-07-06 00:26:56

  很出色，很有料的作品，围绕创意谈起了人生的起始和出路。很多点都没有深入的挖掘，但就好像是让人站在星空下，闪光便是无限美好。

• 作者：俟清 发布时间：2016-03-21 19:31:30

  2012.12.25读完

• 作者：四更山鬼吹灯啸 发布时间：2023-06-30 22:08:13

  本书介绍了民国时期京、粤、评、越、豫各剧种知名伶人的生平与逸事。优点是对十八位戏曲名角的生平都做了一个概括，读者可以在较短的时间内通过阅读一本书对民国时期戏曲行当的知名人物有一个大致的了解。缺点是书的后半段对几位女伶人的介绍都是戛然而止，有头无尾。还有就是作者在介绍人物感情生活以及每篇段落总结的部分，大量的运用抒情手法，过于矫揉造作，仿佛白落梅附体，读来令人遍体生寒，鸡皮疙瘩暴起。

• 幽·梦·影

  作者：树叶的叶 发布时间：2010-03-18 16:52:40

  张潮是个妙人：

  痛可忍而痒不可忍；苦可耐而酸不可耐。

  人生必有一桩极快意事，方不枉在生一场。

  人不可以无癖。

  有功夫读书，谓之福；有力量济人，谓之福；有学问著述，谓之福；无是非到耳，谓之福；有多闻直谅之友，谓之福。

  他的朋友自然也是妙人：

  或诙谐有趣：

  景有言之极幽而实萧索者，烟雨也；境有言之极雅而实难堪者，贫病也。

  （谢）海翁曰：物有言之极俗而实可爱者，阿堵物也。

  人则女美于男，禽则雄华于雌，兽则牝牡无分者也。

  茶村（于皇）曰：人亦有男美于女者，此尚非确论。

  （徐）松之曰：此是茶村兴到之言，亦非定论。

  或享受自然：

  春雨宜读书，夏雨宜奕棋，秋雨宜检藏，冬雨宜饮酒。

  或探讨人生：

  凡花色之娇媚者多不甚香，瓣之千层者多不结实，甚矣全才之难也，兼之者其惟莲乎。

  日戒曰：花叶根实，无所不空，亦无不适于用，莲则全有其德者也。

  贯玉曰：莲花易谢，所谓有全才而无全福者也。

  丹麓曰：我欲荔枝有好花，牡丹有佳实，方妙。

  谨庸曰：全才必为人所忌，莲花故名君子。

  典籍诗文：

  多情者不以生死易心，好饮者不以寒暑改量，喜读书者不以忙闲作辍。

  风花雪月：

  花之宜于目而复宜于鼻者，梅也、菊也、兰也、水仙也、珠兰也、木香也、玫瑰也、腊梅也，馀则皆宜于目者也。花与叶俱可观者，秋海棠为最，荷次之，海棠、酴醾、虞美人、水仙又次之。叶胜于花者，止雁来红、美人蕉而已。花与叶俱不足观者，紫薇也、辛夷也。

  竹坡曰：以一叶而能胜诸花者，此君也。

  梅令人高，兰令人幽，菊令人野，莲令人淡，春海棠令人艳，牡丹令人豪，蕉与竹令人韵，秋海棠令人媚，松令人逸，桐令人清，柳令人感。

  美酒佳人：

  多情者必好色，而好色者未必尽属多情；红颜者必薄命，而薄命者未必尽属红颜；能诗者必好酒，而好酒者未必尽属能诗。

  竹坡曰：情起于色者，则好色也，非情也。祸起于颜色者，则薄命在红颜，否则，亦止曰命而已矣。

  A great lover loves women, but one who loves women is not necessarily a great lover. A beautiful woman often has a tragic life, but not all those who have tragic lives are beautiful. A good poet can always drink, but being a great drinker does not make one a poet.

  Chupo: Passion which is based on sex must after all be distinguished from true love. Tragedy sometimes comes from being a great beauty, but sometimes has to connection with it, but is just fate.

  美人之姿态，皆无可名状，无可执着，真足以摄召魂梦，颠倒情思。

  镜不幸而遇嫫母（这句好毒舌）

  世界云淡风轻：

  楼上看山，城头看雪，灯前看月，舟中看霞，月下看美人，另是一番情境。

  却并不逃避现实：

  不治生产，其后必致累人；专务交游，其后必致累己。

  含徵曰：今之人未必肯受你累，还是自家隐些的好。

  涉猎虽曰无用，犹胜于不通古今；清高固然可嘉，莫流于不识时务。

  竹坡曰：不合时宜，则可；不达时务，奚其可？

  叹才人无行，佳人薄命

  （可惜才人大多无行，或者至少按如今的标准，看低女性是普遍现象）

  曾经以为喜欢萧十一郎或杨过，后来还是爱叶开和令狐冲

  至情执著高远，还是放得开、及时行乐的人物才有趣。

  生年不满百，常怀千岁忧。

  昼短苦夜长，何不秉烛游！

• An Epic Story

  作者：庄常飞 发布时间：2011-05-18 23:13:35

  I have been watching the TV show Mad Men for four seasons. The show has been uneven and at times cliché, but not without poignant moments. One thing that stuck with me wasn’t even a major plot point or regarding the main character Don Draper. It was a story told about Pete Campbell, a person born into a prominent New York family but did not inherit much wealth. One of the characters (I do not remember which one) explained that Pete’s grandfather had much wealth before the Great Depression, but he, like many others, panicked and sold all of his real estate holdings in Manhattan. Needless to say, the move didn’t pan out too well for him or for Pete. The character quipped that Pete’s grandfather lacked faith in America, a cardinal sin that cannot go unpunished.

  For some reason, I have always remembered this anecdote, and it was awoken by the great Warren Buffett, when wrote a New York Times piece during the Great Depression of our era and called for people to have confidence in the great country of the United States at the precise time when confidence was nowhere to be found. Buffett professes that the time is dire, but he was personally buying stocks, because he believed in America, a country that served two World Wars, a Great Depression, as well as numerous smaller wars and panics to become the prominent economic powerhouse in the world. By being on the polar opposite of Pete’s grandfather, Buffett was proven to be worthy of the name “Oracle of Omaha” as the U.S. economy made a ferocious come back from the brink of disaster.

  These stories were not included in John Gordon’s book, which was published before Mad Men debuted and before the Great Recession appeared. Yet the moral of the stories and the book remain the same: having faith in America pays.

  Nothing was foretold about America’s rise. The country was deemed unlikely to survive as an independent republic even by many of its founders. While the likes of Alexander Hamilton recognized America’s vast potential, there were simply too many things that could go wrong.

  If we were to look at experiences of other countries, such worries become instantly justified. Latin America, a continent blessed with more natural resources than the continent the United States was to occupy, never rose to the occasion and fell apart numerous times.

  America, however, avoided all traps. Numerous disasters struck even before the eventful twentieth century, as America engaged in a premature war with the world’s greatest power Great Britain, only to become a house divided in the tremendously costly Civil War. Besides political turmoil, America’s economic rise was also far from pre-ordained, as the country was hit with one panic after another.

  Yet somehow, America always picked itself up, and always came back stronger and more vigorous than ever, and this element is what makes the American story so fascinating. Just like Gordon described in his sub-title, America’s rise from a colony to superpower is truly an “Epic History of American Economic Power”.