1、Why you need WaldenWalden, written by Henry David Thoreau, mainly talks about the writers life and thoughts; during he lived alone in the woods near Walden Pond. This book belongs to your soul, before you read it, you have to be alone, when you finish it, you may enjoy your loneliness.Reading this b

2、ook, you will enjoy the journey of the beautiful natural environment around the Walden Pond, you will walk into the woods, you will touch the cool water of the lake with your finger, you will see the autumn leaves floating in measure down to the ground.Its that simple, its the authentic records abou

3、t a man backing to nature, backing to himself and innocence, backing to basics, and becoming a part of the great universe.Life in Walden isnt a running away from reality, it is some kind of precipitate about living alone in the natural environment, and its a peaceful and quite living status.Reading

4、this book, you will think about the humanity, civilization, society, life, money, death, and yourself.The great thinking of Thoreau isnt about any kinds of guiding for personal growth or chicken soup for the soul. Its that simple, just some description about everyday life, and the sound of nature, p

5、ersonal feelings and so on. But when you read it, your soul will feel peace even you stand right in a market full of noise. This book has its magic to make you feel quite and calmness，but the important thing I think, is that we need to find our own Walden in our heart by reading and thinking the sim

6、ple and deep thoughts in this book.We need strength to be brave to live. We ask these questions everydayHow should we face with our incredible or miserable life? How should we deal with the moment that we want to run away from reality? How should we find some nooks in out heart to put our sorrow？ Th

7、at is the answer.“I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived. I didnt wish to live what was not life, living is so dear; nor did I

8、wish to practice resignation, unless it was quite necessary. I wanted to live deep and suck out all the marrow of life, to live so sturdily and Spartan-like as to put to rout all that was not life, to cut a broad swath and shave close, to drive life into a corner, and reduce it to its lowest terms.”

9、We deal with every kinds of things everyday, we feel tired, because we get used to make complicated solutions; we feel bored, because we get used to being in a complicated rut.“Idobelieveinsimplicity.Itisastonishingaswellassad,howmanytrivialaffairseventhewisestthinkshemustattendtoinaday;howsingulara

10、naffairhethinkshemustomit.Whenthemathematicianwouldsolveadifficultproblem,hefirstfreestheequationofallencumbrances,andreducesittoitssimplestterms.Sosimplifytheproblemoflife,distinguishthenecessaryandthereal.Probetheearthtoseewhereyourmainrootsrun.“Sometimes we need simple, because simple is the dire

11、ct way to get the key.The Walden records the writers own micro-universe as a whole in the course of experience. This book doesnt just left us a record of a man lived in the forest, this book provides a way to make us thinking about human and dilemma, nature and social world, the most important, how to keep ourselves in this noisy and complicated world.We all mean to be alone, but its not d