Undercurrent: the Strange Case of Jiuhe
by Lie Yiyang
About This Novel
Just below the Jiuhe River is Tianjinwei, where dragons and snakes are mixed. In the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, traffickers and pawns, three religions and nine streams and other forces gathered here. In every corner of this city, countless bizarre legends and cases emerge one after another. This book selects six anecdotes from Tianjin Wei folklore and interprets them. It uses the stories of the traditional ghost story Bai Jiu (male protagonist) and the overseas forensic doctor Song Yi (female protagonist) as clues to connect a series of anecdotes that happened in Tianjin Wei. , Which includes mysterious folklore, sophisticated murder plans, and a fierce collision of Chinese and Western autopsy techniques... This work not only tells Tianjin folklore, but also introduces various folk customs, which not only enriches the spiritual and cultural needs of the people, but also promotes my country's rich and colorful folk culture and traditions.
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Official(3)Scraped 6d ago
The contrast between Song Xu's serious attitude and the casual look of these policemen is very clear, so you must strive for excellence in everything you do, after all, you love it.
Song Xu was a noble lady from a famous family, but she started working as a forensic doctor. Everyone couldn't understand her and even talked about her stupidity behind her back.
As a lady from a famous family, Song Xu did not embroider or weave like other little girls, but acted as a forensic doctor to listen to the voices of corpses, which is really good
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Official(3)Scraped 6d ago
The contrast between Song Xu's serious attitude and the casual look of these policemen is very clear, so you must strive for excellence in everything you do, after all, you love it.
Song Xu was a noble lady from a famous family, but she started working as a forensic doctor. Everyone couldn't understand her and even talked about her stupidity behind her back.
As a lady from a famous family, Song Xu did not embroider or weave like other little girls, but acted as a forensic doctor to listen to the voices of corpses, which is really good
