Finance is an applied discipline of economics, which pays more attention to application ~! Since it belongs to economics, microeconomics and macroeconomics are essential in mainstream textbooks, and some schools directly major in western economics without separation. However, personally, I think it is more interesting to read Man Kun's Principles of Economics because of your interest. If you do in-depth research, I suggest reading Microeconomics and Macroeconomics compiled by Gao Hongye, which are very theoretical, but they are the essence of economics. If you want to take the postgraduate entrance examination, I can tell you directly that there are two books on finance, micro and macro, written by Mr. Gao Hongye.

Of course, if you just want to learn finance, learning those two books well is just the beginning. Only with a general understanding of economics can we really learn applied finance well. I suggest you learn from securities investment, option futures, banking and insurance, which you can actually understand. Stocks, futures, foreign exchange, gold, etc. Play the simulation by yourself, and you will understand after a while. After all, finance is very applied. There are a wide range of textbooks and reading materials in this field, and many of them can't be trusted. Everyone makes money by playing stocks, so who will lose money? The operation of China's capital market is not a process of competition, but a process of national policy implementation. I won't talk about the textbook, and neither will I. I recommend you to read a book about the development of China's stock market, One Dream in Ten Years. Learning finance depends on practice. If you have the conditions to open an account, you don't have to play simulated stock trading, futures and foreign exchange, which is much more useful than reading textbooks written by people from foreign NB.

My rough understanding of finance, I hope I can help you. I didn't check, I hope I have a typo ~! ! Good luck ~! ! !