Albert Camus 
Myths of Sisyphus 

Every day, you wake up, take the bus and work for four hours, then have a one-hour lunchtime, and continue your work for four hours before you go home, have dinner and sleep. Until one day, you come to a stop and begin to think:" Why do I have to do all this?" as you realize that you are just like Sisyphus, who was punished by Zeus and had to push rocks to the top of mountain day after day.Some people tend to seek peace from religion, counting on unpredictable afterlife. Some even choose to end their lives, which is, to the perspective of Camus, because they have personally feel the absurdness of life.Sisyphus, a character of tragedy in most people, becomes a resister against fate in the writing of Camus. Let”s enter the world of Camus absurd philosophy through this book, and have a basic understanding of why Sisyphus is blessed.