Uneasy Living
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Who it's for
A good fit for
- Readers puzzled by their own anxiety, confusion, and similar feelings who wish to understand them deeply rather than simply eliminate them
- Intellectual readers interested in social psychology and the spiritual condition of modern people
- Readers who prefer quiet, introspective, philosophical works over utilitarian guidance
- Explorers in a life transition or a phase of redefining values who need intellectual reference points
Not a good fit for
- Readers seeking concrete action steps, quick psychological adjustment techniques, or success-study methods
- Readers expecting light entertainment or strongly narrative fiction
Reading tips
- Read in a relatively quiet, undisturbed environment so you can follow the author's train of thought into deep introspection
- Keep brief notes of passages that resonate with or provoke you, as a starting point for self-dialogue
- Do not feel you must finish it in one sitting; treat it as a companion for a period, dipping into any chapter when you feel the need
About the publisher
New World Press is a comprehensive publisher whose list spans documentary literature, popular science, military studies, literary appreciation, social sciences and essays. Its titles reflect a broad editorial vision: documentary works such as Unbroken: A World War II Story of Survival, Resilience, and Redemption and A Civil Action; classic translations including On the Origin of Species and On War; and literary works such as Six Records of a Floating Life and Wu Guanzhong's selected essays on beauty and painting. Its authors include Laura Hillenbrand, Charles Darwin, Carl von Clausewitz, Shen Fu and Daniel Everett, showing a balance between translated and original works. Publicly available information on its fuller publishing profile and features is limited.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 写在前面
- 职场——办公室,一个失去安全感的地方
- 沉重的责任
- 从成功到糊涂
- 尖叫
- 那些高强度工作的人
- 我们为什么没有安全感
- 饼干公司里的隐形权威
- 品质——那些行走在追求品质生活的“没品道路”上的人们
- 雾都中的老外
- 战斗在厨房
- 人人都爱达芬奇?
- 创业——特立独行的人做与众不同的事
- “如果”只有24小时
- 78个股东的咖啡馆
- 千人合作型饭馆
- 游戏——玩物并非丧志,游戏亦可指引人生
- 书店:这门奇怪的生意
- 30岁之前不要存钱?
- 下一次,谁是国王
- 不多不少,及时信任
- 修行——活着是种修行,帮我们悟出幸福的真谛
- 没多久,他就孤零零一个人了
- Easy至死
- 失位者得先
- 我有一片夜空
- 慢节奏打酱油岁月
- 幸福没有标准答案
- 人需要走出去
- 理想——走在羊肠小路上的梦想者
- 不一样的京胡
- 放大镜背后的真相
- 其实我是一个导演
- 乐谱——我们是城市这篇“乐章”上忽快忽慢的音符
- 快的六百年
- 新疆时间·毛驴的慢生活
- 纽约时间·慢得理直气壮
- 北京时间·迷失在家门口
- 放弃就是一种慢
- 艺术——平凡的工作做到极致,就成了艺术
- 像小贩一样卖东西
- 用时间创造不朽
- 赶场
- 阅读——除了书,还有很多事物能让我们读懂生活
- 再见,独立书店
- 我们去哪里谈论国家大事?
- 社区的内心秘密
- 只剩下噱头
- 大众——每个人本身就是一本生活故事会
- 毒枭的女人
- 克林顿已成历史
- 被需要的 心理咨询师雷明
- 铃木美妃:悠长假期
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About the author
Public information about He Li is limited. What can be confirmed is that his writing covers social science and finance, with three works in the collection: Silly World, Stupid Business; Another Europe; and An Uneasy Life. Judging from the titles and categories, he focuses on the practical logic of the business world, observations and writings about European society, and the sense of uncertainty in contemporary life, with topics that lean toward real-world issues and cultural comparison. His writing is not confined to a single field; instead, it links economic phenomena, social observation, and everyday experience, showing a style that combines description of phenomena with a questioning awareness. Because information such as dates of birth and death, nationality, and educational background is unavailable, a complete picture of his life cannot yet be drawn. Based on the existing works, He Li writes for general readers concerned with social and current issues, offering a readable observational perspective between finance and social science reading.