Brain Twister (First Issue)

Author: Chen Xin'er
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: Recently, a disease called "brain arteriosclerosis" has been spreading among young people, a kind of rigid thinking disorder. Perhaps this very disease has made their memory particularly sharp during university exams and job interviews, while their boundless imagination and rich creativity have become abnormally weak. This is an issue that deserves attention. Because history is often shaped not by those who adhere to social conventions and fixed notions, but by those who break through inherent framework limitations with innovative forces. To save those tragic "brain arteriosclerosis" patients whose minds have become quite rigid, I wrote this book. Any intellectual problem in this book is not ordinary—even the initial "brain warm-up exercises" might make your head feel overwhelmed and send out a distress signal, but please don’t give up. I hope you will read it through anyway. Without a doubt, after finishing this book, you will undoubtedly find your hard, rigid brain becoming as soft as a konjac due to fixed notions, and only then will you take the first step toward becoming an innovative and creative person. In this book, the answers are printed on the back of each problem page, but don’t immediately turn to the answers if you can’t solve the problem, and you must answer the questions within the specified time. Because it is precisely in the process of searching for answers and engaging in all kinds of thinking that your brain becomes more flexible.