What are the top ten world classics that you must read in your life?

I can't list the top 10 classics based on personal preference or recommendation because it's a subjective question. Different people might have different meanings of the word 'classic' and the ten masterpieces that they were most interested in varied from person to person. However, I can tell you some examples of works that are widely regarded as world-class masterpieces that have had a profound impact on literature and culture. These works included: 1 Dream of the Red Chamber-Qing Dynasty 2 Pride and Predict-Jane Austen War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy 100 Years of Solitude by Garcia Marquez The Catcher in the Rye-J. D. Salinger 6. Don Quijote-Miguel de Cervantes 1984-George Orwell 8 Journey to the West-Ming Dynasty novelist Wu Chengen 9 The Scholars-Qing Dynasty Water Margins-Yuan Dynasty These works were important milestone in the history of literature and were widely read and studied. If you want to understand world literature and culture, these works are worth reading.

The 100 classic books that one must read in life include Outlander, Psychology of Procrastination, 1984, A Short History of Time, The Sad Work of an Amazing Genius, A Long Way to Go: Memories of a Child Soldier, Searching for the Meaning of Life, Rich Dad and Poor Dad, etc. These books covered the mysteries of success, psychology, dystopia, the nature of the universe, family stories, the meaning of life, financial management concepts, and many other fields. They were classics worth reading at different stages and in different aspects of life.

I can't answer that question. According to my understanding, studying literature doesn't necessarily require you to read the world's famous works, because the meaning and value of literary classics depend on your personal reading interest and reading level. Different people may have different interests in reading different literary works, so the choice of which world famous works to read depends on one's personal interests and reading level. However, if you are interested in literature, you can refer to the following suggestions: Dream of the Red Chamber-The Qing Dynasty was hailed as a classic in the history of Chinese literature. 2 War and Peace-Tolstoy's novel about the life and struggles of the Russian aristocracy in the early 19th century. 3 Pride and Predict-Austin's novel about the life and culture of the British upper class. 4. One Hundred Years of Solitude. Colombia Garcia Márquez's novel tells the family history of seven generations. 5 1984-George Orwell's novel describing the political and social system of a dictatorial state. The Catcher in the Rye-D. Salinger's short story tells the story of a teenager's escape and reflection on the adult world. 7 The Great Gatsby-Francis Scott Gerald's novel tells the story of a wealthy businessman and his social circle. Love-Charlotte Bronte's novel tells the story of a woman who goes from an orphanage to a tutor and then to a wife. 9 The Scholars-The Qing Dynasty depicted the various ills and bureaucrat corruption in the scholars of the Qing Dynasty. 10 Harry Potter-British K Rowling's magical novel series tells the story of a young wizard, Harry Potter, growing up at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. 11 "Miserable World"-France Hugo's novel tells the life and fate of the upper class of French society. 12 " The Three-Body "-Liu Cixin's science fiction series about the communication and confrontation between humans and alien civilizations. 13. One Hundred Years of Solitude. Colombia Garcia Márquez's novel depicted a family history of seven generations. 14 A Tale of Two Cities-Dickens 'novel tells the story of a British businessman who travels between two cities. 15 Hamlet-William shakespeare's play tells the tragic fate of a young noble Hamlet. The Catcher in the Rye. D. Salinger's short story tells the story of a teenager's escape and reflection on the adult world. 17 Pride and Premises-Austin's novel about the life and culture of the British upper class. 18 War and Peace-Tolstoy's novel about the life and struggles of the Russian aristocracy in the early 19th century. Dream of the Red Chamber-The Qing Dynasty was hailed as a classic in the history of Chinese literature. 20 The Scholars-The Qing Dynasty depicted the various ills and corruption of the scholars in the Qing Dynasty. One Hundred Years of Solitude-A novel by Colombia Garcia Márquez, depicting the family history of seven generations. 22 Don Quijote-A novel by Spain de Cervantes about a knight's absurd adventures. 23 1984-George Orwell's long novel describing the political and social system of a dictatorial state. 24 The Great Gatsby-Francis Scott's novel tells the story of a wealthy businessman and his social circle. A Tale of Two Cities-Dickens 'novel tells the story of a British businessman who travels between two cities. 26 Hamlet-William shakespeare's play tells the tragic fate of a noble youth, Hamlet. 27 Pride and Premises-Austin's novel about the life and culture of the British upper class. The Catcher in the Rye. D. Salinger's short story tells the story of a teenager's escape and reflection on the adult world. 29 " Three-Body "-Liu Cixin's science fiction series tells the story of the communication and confrontation between humans and alien civilizations. A Tale of Two Cities-Dickens 'novel tells the story of an English businessman who travels between two cities.

The following are the ten classic books that teachers must read: 1. Analects of Confucius Translated by Yang Bojun 2. Xue Ji Annotated-Compiled by Gao Shiliang 3. Tao Xingzhi's Famous Essays on Education-Chief Editor: Fang Ming 4. Emile, by Jean Jacques Rouseau, translated by Li Pingou 5. Teaching Without Kneeling by Wu Fei 6. Being a Builder of China's Education: Twenty Years of New Education Experiment by Zhu Yongxin 7. 21st-century childhood: emotional happiness in the digital age, by the Organization for economic cooperation and development. 8. How to Read Western Classics by Susan Wise Bauer 9. Intuition in Education by Neil Noddings and Paul J. Shaw 10. One Hundred Years, Many People, Many Things: Yang Yi's Narrated Biography, Written by Yu Bin These books covered educational theory, educational psychology, educational reform, and other aspects. They were very helpful in improving teachers 'teaching standards and professional culture.

Here are the recommendations for the 10 novels you should read in your lifetime: 1. Murder on the Oriental Express (by Agatha Christie)-This is a classic mystery novel by Agatha Christie, famous for its unique mystery design and deep analysis of human nature. 2. None Survived (by Agatha Christie)-This is also a classic mystery novel by Agatha Christie, famous for its thrilling plot and excellent character descriptions. 3. Galactic Empire (by Isaac Asimov)-This is a classic sci-fi novel that tells a story surrounding the Galactic Empire. 4. Dream of the Red Chamber (by Cao Xueqin (first 80 chapters), Nameless (last 40 chapters), Cheng Weiyuan, Gao E (organized))-This is a classic novel of ancient China, famous for its rich characters and exquisite plots. 5. Fortress Besieged (by Qian Zhongshu)-This is a classic of modern Chinese literature, widely appreciated for its deep observation of social phenomena and humorous descriptions. 6. To Live (by Yu Hua)-This is a modern Chinese literary work that resonates widely with its reflection on the meaning of life and its profound revelation of human nature. 7. War and Peace (by Lev Nikolayevich Tolstoy)-This is a classic of Russian literature, famous for its deep insight and grand narrative of war and human nature. 8. Gone with the Wind (by Margaret Mitchell)-This is an American literary classic, widely acclaimed for its description of American society during the Civil War and its deep exploration of love. 9. The Weakness of Human Nature (Dale)-This is a classic book in psychology, widely popular for its in-depth analysis of interpersonal relationships and human psychology. 10. "One Hundred Years of Solitude"(by Garcia Márquez)-This is a classic of Latin-American literature. It has become a treasure of world literature with its fantastic storyline and thoughts on the fate of mankind.

I can't answer this question based on personal preferences or recommendations. Everyone had different life experiences and hobbies, so there was no book that everyone had to read. But here are some books that are widely regarded as valuable and may have a positive impact on life: 1 The Analects of Confucius-Confucius 'thoughts and moral values University-One of the Confucian classics tells how to cultivate one's moral character, manage the family, govern the country, and pacify the world The Doctrine of the Middle Way-One of the Confucian classics on how to deal with complex situations and interpersonal relationships Tao Te Ching, one of the Taoist classics, talks about how to maintain inner peace and balance. 5."The World of Miserables"-a classic of French literature that talks about human nature and social issues "Alive"-Yu Hua's novel tells the fate and mental journey of an ordinary person 7 "The Little Prince"-Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's novel tells the story of a little prince traveling to Earth The Hacker and the Painter-Paul Graham's novel about how computer programmers discover the potential value of the digital world A brief history of time-Stephen Hawking's novel about the physics of time, space, and the universe 10 " Worry Reliever "-Higashino Keigo's novel tells the story of a grocery store owner who solved people's psychological confusion. 11 "One Hundred Years of Solitude"-Garcia Marquez's novel tells the rise and fall of a family 12 The Kite Runner-The story of an afghan teenager growing up in the novel of Kaled Husseini 1984-George Orwell's novel about the reign of terror in a dictatorial state 14 The Little Prince-Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's novel, the repeated theme includes friendship, responsibility and growth The Three-Body Problem-Liu Cixin's novel about alien civilizations and the fate of mankind "Alive"-Yu Hua's novel tells the fate and mental journey of an ordinary farmer 17 A Short History of Mankind-Yuval Harari's popular science book tells the evolution and changes of human history 18 The Silent Majority-Wang Xiaobo's novel tells the life and thinking of ordinary people 19 "The Worry-relieving Grocery Store"-The repeated theme of Keigo Higashino's novel includes friendship, responsibility, and growth 20 The Kite Runner-The story of an afghan teenager growing up in the novel of Kalad Husseini

One of the well - known world classics novels is 'Jane Eyre' by Charlotte Bronte. It's the story of an orphaned girl who grows up to be a strong - willed woman, facing love, morality, and social inequality. 'The Catcher in the Rye' by J. D. Salinger is also a classic. It follows the story of Holden Caulfield, a disillusioned teenager, and gives an insight into the angst of adolescence. 'To Kill a Mockingbird' by Harper Lee is a great classic that deals with themes of racism and justice in the American South.

The must-read classics of the world's famous works include: 1 Dream of the Red Chamber-Qing Dynasty 2 Journey to the West-Ming Dynasty 3 Water Margins-Ming Dynasty Romance of the Three Kingdoms-Yuan Dynasty 5 The Scholars-Qing Dynasty 6. One Hundred Years of Solitude by Colombia Marquez 7. Don Quijote-Spain de Cervantes The Catcher in the Rye-J. D. Salinger 1984-George Orwell Nightmare in the Red Chamber-Notes from the Qing Dynasty These works were all important components of Chinese literature and culture, as well as important milestone in the history of world literature. Reading these works would not only allow one to understand Chinese culture and history, but also improve one's literary attainment and reading ability.

It was difficult to have a definite answer because everyone's reading preferences and life experiences were different. But here are some examples of the 50 books that are widely regarded as must-read in life that might change your worldview and outlook on life: Dream of the Red Chamber (Author: Cao Xueqin) -The representative work of Chinese classical novels reveals the contradictions of Chinese traditional culture and society. 2 A Short History of Humanity (by Yuval Harari) -A book that explains the development of human history in a scientific way and reveals the evolution of human civilization. 3 1984 (by George Orwell) -A dystopian novel describing the horrors of a dictatorship. 4 The Kite Runner (by Kaled Husseini) -A novel about the history and humanity of afghanistana delves deeply into friendship, family, and sacrifice. 5 The Catcher in the Rye (by J.D. Salinger) -The story of a young man growing up in New York in the early 20th century tells the story of rebellion and loneliness. Pride and Predict (by Jane Austen) -A novel about marriage and love in Britain shows the beauty and ugliness of human nature. 7 The Little Prince (by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry) -A fairy tale about a little prince who leaves his planet to explore the universe. War and Peace (by Leo Tolstoy) -A novel about Russian history and war that reveals the cruelty of war and the complexity of human nature. 9 "One Hundred Years of Solitude"(by Garcia Marquez) -A masterpiece of Latino literature tells the story of a family of seven generations, reflecting the changes in society and the contradictions of human nature. 10 Alive (Author: Yu Hua) -A novel about the lives of Chinese farmers, reflecting the changes in society and the tenacity of human nature. The Silent Majority (Author: Wang Xiaobo) -A novel about Chinese culture and society that explored the nature of human nature and social problems. 12 "The Three Bodies"(Author: Liu Cixin) -A science fiction novel that reveals the relationship between alien civilizations and human civilizations. Hacker and Painter (by Paul Graham) -A book about computer programming and innovation that tells the story of the computer revolution. A Short History of Humanity (by Yuval Harari) -A book that explains the development of human history in a scientific way and reveals the evolution of human civilization. The Silent Majority (by Wang Xiaobo) -A novel about Chinese culture and society that explored the nature of human nature and social problems. 1984 (by George Orwell) -A dystopian novel describing the horrors of a dictatorial society. The Kite Runner (by Kaled Husseini) -A novel about the history and humanity of afghanistana that delves deeply into friendship, family, and sacrifice. 18 "Worry-relieving Grocery Store"(Author: Keigo Higashino) -A mystery novel that tells the story of solving people's psychological confusion. The Hacker and the Painter (by Paul Graham) -A book about computer programming and innovation that tells the story of the computer revolution. The Catcher in the Rye (by J.D. Salinger) -A novel about British marriage and love that shows the beauty and ugliness of human nature. 21 The Little Prince (by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry) -A fairy tale about a little prince who leaves his planet to explore the universe. War and Peace (by Leo Tolstoy) -A novel about Russian history and war that reveals the cruelty of war and the complexity of human nature. A Short History of Humanity (by Yuval Harari) -A book that explains the development of human history in a scientific way and reveals the evolution of human civilization. 24 One Hundred Years of Solitude (by Garcia Márquez) -A masterpiece of Latino literature that tells the story of a family of seven generations, reflecting the changes in society and the contradictions of human nature. Hacker and Painter (by Paul Graham) -A book about computer programming and innovation that tells the story of the computer revolution. The Silent Majority (by Wang Xiaobo) -A novel about Chinese culture and society that explored the nature of human nature and social problems. 27 "The Three Bodies"(Author: Liu Cixin) -A science fiction novel reveals the relationship between alien civilizations and human civilizations. 28 "Worry-relieving Grocery Store"(Author: Keigo Higashino) -A mystery novel that tells the story of solving people's psychological confusion. 29 1984 (by George Orwell) -A dystopian novel describing the horrors of a dictatorship. The Kite Runner (by Kaled Husseini) -A novel about the history and humanity of afghanistana delves deeply into friendship, family, and sacrifice. The Catcher in the Rye (by J.D. Salinger) -A novel about British marriage and love that shows the beauty and ugliness of human nature. Hacker and Painter (by Paul Graham) -A book about computer programming and innovation that tells the story of the computer revolution. 33 The Silent Majority (Author: Wang Xiaobo) -A novel about Chinese culture and society that explored the nature of human nature and social problems. 34 "The Three Bodies"(Author: Liu Cixin) -A science fiction novel reveals the relationship between alien civilizations and human civilizations. 35 "Worry-relieving Grocery Store"(Author: Keigo Higashino) -A mystery novel tells the story of solving people's psychological confusion. 36 A Short History of Humanity (by Yuval Harari) -A book that explains the development of human history in a scientific way and reveals the evolution of human civilization. Hacker and Painter (by Paul Graham) -A book about computer programming and innovation that tells the story of the computer revolution. 38 1984 (by George Orwell) -A dystopian novel describing the horrors of a dictatorial society. The Kite Runner (by Kaled Husseini) -A novel about the history and humanity of afghanistana delves deeply into friendship, family, and sacrifice. The Catcher in the Rye (by J.D. Salinger) -A novel about British marriage and love that shows the beauty and ugliness of human nature.

The 10 Classics of China (Youth Version) that must be read in a lifetime include the following books: 1 Dream of the Red Chamber-Qing Dynasty 2 Journey to the West-Ming Dynasty 3 Water Margins-Ming Dynasty Romance of the Three Kingdoms-Ming Dynasty 5 The Scholars-Qing Dynasty Dream of the Red Chamber-Qing Dynasty Journey to the West-Ming Dynasty 8 Water Margins-Ming Dynasty Romance of the Three Kingdoms-Ming Dynasty 10 The Scholars-Qing Dynasty These books were all classics in the history of Chinese literature. They were of great help in cultivating Chinese cultural attainments, improving literary attainments, and reading comprehension. At the same time, these books also had rich storylines and profound thoughts that were suitable for readers of all ages.