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New Sons and Daughters of the Mountain Area
This is a novel written to commemorate the 40th anniversary of reform and opening up. The book has 102 chapters and more than 400,000 words. It is based on the Chunfengli Village in the Qinling Mountains that the author personally interviewed, and the experiences of three young people named Tao, Li, and Xing in the village in studying, working, starting a business, and hard work as the main line. The content is based on their love entanglements, changes in thoughts, and career achievements. It i
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Entrepreneurs Who Rise from Disaster
This is a novel based on interviews with folklore, with a total of 80 chapters and more than 340,000 words. It reflects that after the reform and opening up in rural areas, while farmers' living standards have continued to improve, there are still problems such as expensive and difficult medical treatment for serious and serious illnesses. The book describes a young rural couple, Wang Dasheng and Zheng Xiaomei. Their son was diagnosed with leukemia and needed a bone marrow transplant, which requ
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Hymn of Love
Friends, do you know what true love is? Have you ever witnessed true love? Have you ever had true love? Have you ever given true love? Have you ever found true love? My story tells you that true love is all about giving without expecting anything in return; for the one you truly love, you will do your best and everything, go through hardships and hardships, even if you are exhausted mentally and physically, with no rewards in return, and no regrets, you will treat it as normal and remember it wi
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New Sons and Daughters of Mountain Country
This is a novel written to commemorate the 40th anniversary of reform and opening up. The book has 81 chapters and more than 380,000 words. It is based on the Chunfengli Village in the Qinling Mountains that the author personally interviewed, and the experiences of three young people named Tao, Li, and Xing in the village in studying, working, starting a business, and hard work as the main line. The content is based on their love entanglements, changes in thoughts, and career achievements. It is
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