the book's review

After reading this book, what impresses me most is its form. Unlike the monotonous description of concepts and psychology, it is like a written record of what is being said in class. Although this form lacks the audio-visual interaction of the classroom, it does not make it any less lively. Why? Because this book contains a large number of examples, be it in daily life or well-known in the psychological field. These examples help us to understand human psychology, emotion and other abstract concepts. In short, the book is reader-friendly and leads us to think deeply about things that we seem to take for granted in everyday life, which is perhaps the value and signifance of science.