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Looking for Novels That Can Improve My Chinese Grades 求能提高语文成绩的小说

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  1. 1 A Summer Too Lovely to Hide 难藏夏日 Modern Romance380k WordsCompleted [The print edition is now available] In her senior year of high school, Yun Xiang was brought home by Cheng Xiao, one of her father's old comrades. Cheng Xiao had a son, a cocky, arrogant guy who loved looking down his nose at people. But he was good at school and great at video games. The first time Yun Xiang met Cheng Che, he stood on the stairs to the second floor and coldly laid down the rules. “Don’t come near me, don’t look at me, don’t tell anyone at school you know me, and don’t touch an 31.5kReads9.5Score5kShelves
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  2. 2 Unofficial History Isn't Necessarily False 野史未必假 Historical151k WordsCompleted [The full-cast audio edition is now available. Give it a listen!] From the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors to the Ming and Qing dynasties, discover the truth behind popular unofficial histories! This book examines 22 popular historical tales from China’s earliest dynasties through the Ming and Qing, using vivid reconstructions, close study of historical sources, and logical analysis to uncover the truth behind them. Was Qin Shi Huang’s biological father Lü Buwei? Did Emperor Taizong of Song m 39.6kReads9.6Score6.7kShelves
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  3. 3 Five Thousand Years of Chinese History 中华上下五千年 Historical478k WordsCompleted Arranged chronologically, this book selects major events, influential figures, remarkable achievements, and brilliant cultural accomplishments from five thousand years of history. It strives to reach new heights in accuracy, appeal, and insight. Through a rigorous structure and innovative design, it explains Chinese history from every angle, offering fresh perspectives and multiple layers of analysis while vividly and concisely recounting the basic course of China's historical evolution and the 39.4kReads9.6Score5.2kShelves
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  4. 4 The Warmth of History: Stories, Passion, and True Character Behind the Past 历史的温度:寻找历史背面的故事、热血和真性情 Historical226k WordsCompleted History is a kaleidoscope. Everyone sees it differently, and every angle reveals something different. Some see cruelty, others warmth. Some see slaughter, others redemption. Some see other people, while others see themselves. Some treat the false as true, and others treat the true as false. A passage or a name from the history books takes on unexpected faces under Zhang Wei's pen. The history Zhang Wei writes is both principled and warm. Principled, because in each story from "Mantou Shuo," Zha 28Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  5. 5 A Collection of Perfect-Score Essays 满分作文合集 413k WordsCompleted Every essay in this book has been carefully selected. From its central idea and structure to its use of language, each one demonstrates the high standard of high school entrance exam writing. They are not only perfect-score essays, but also vivid stories of youth and heartfelt expressions of emotion. We hope that as students read these fine works, they will draw inspiration, learn writing techniques, and find the key to unlocking their own ideas. May this book be a reliable companion on your wr 44Reads—Score—Shelves
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  6. 6 Five Thousand Years of Chinese History (Complete in Four Volumes, Illustrated Edition) 中华上下五千年(全四册)(彩色插图版) Historical213k WordsCompleted This book selects one brilliant jewel after another from the five-thousand-year history of the Chinese nation. In clear, lively language, it invites young readers to explore unforgettable moments from the past: the beautiful and mysterious legends of ancient times, the rivalries among states during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, the dazzling glories of the Tang and Song dynasties, and the stirring tales of heroes, great leaders, and people of noble spirit. As readers listen to 10.8kReads9.6Score1.5kShelves
  7. 7 Good for Nothing 百无二用 Urban138k WordsCompleted This book is entirely made up. It does not refer to any person or event. If it happens to offend anyone, that is purely coincidental! If a scholar is useless in every way, what would it mean to be useless in every other way? Is there any truth to the saying that kindness cannot command an army and righteousness cannot manage wealth? Is the scariest thing in the world a thug who knows martial arts? There’s another possibility: a top student in a leadership position. Chen Xu, a core R&D team membe 10Reads—Score—Shelves
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  8. 8 At Home in Another Land 本国他乡 Urban364k WordsCompleted Success doesn't depend entirely on ability. Sometimes, luck plays a much bigger role. If today's successful people had to start their businesses all over again, most of them probably wouldn't dare. This book tells the story of a man with thoroughly mediocre intelligence who defeats one cunning schemer after another. It can't help but make you wonder: between the clever and the foolish, who really has the upper hand? 34Reads—Score—Shelves
  9. 9 I Don't Have Superpowers 我没有超能力 Urban226k WordsCompleted This book is entirely fictional. There is no such thing as changing feng shui with traditional Chinese painting. Please don’t take it seriously; just enjoy it for fun! Mr. Liujiang was an ordinary, penniless painter until he met his master, Zhou Mingqi, who taught him a method for adjusting people’s feng shui and improving their fortunes. After five years of poverty, and with his master’s permission, Mr. Liujiang was finally able to use this supernatural ability to get rich. How did Mr. Liujiang 31Reads—Score—Shelves
  10. 10 How Children Can Learn to Write Well 孩子如何写好字 24k WordsCompleted This book is complete nonsense, so just read it for fun. Don’t take any of the information in it seriously. If you happen to think something in it makes sense, that’s purely a coincidence. I didn’t mean to. Come on, come on! I wrote this book because I had nothing better to do. 38Reads—Score—Shelves
  11. 11 Wild History Isn’t Necessarily False 野史未必假 Historical658k WordsCompleted History is more than the rigid record preserved in official histories. The overlooked scraps at its edges often conceal truths that are livelier, more outrageous, and closer to human nature. Do you think Liao Hua was just a minor figure who rose to prominence because Shu had “no great generals left”? What pitfalls lay behind Zhuge Ke’s reputation as a genius? Wen Yang, dubbed “Little Zhao Yun,” had a life far more dramatic than you might imagine! Ma Chao was more than just the “Brocade of Xilian 46Reads8.7Score—Shelves
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  12. 12 The Three Kingdoms Is Fascinating 三国很有趣 Historical190k WordsCompleted The Three Kingdoms era was marked by constant warfare and rival warlords, and it is widely known thanks to Romance of the Three Kingdoms. But Romance of the Three Kingdoms is not history, and some of the famous stories we all know are not true! Did Zhuge Liang really borrow arrows with straw boats? Why was Zhang He called the “Three Kingdoms’ ultimate strength tester”? How did Fei Yi live a life worthy of the title “Master of Pacing”? Was Cao Zhi really in love with his sister-in-law? Why is it 10Reads9.2Score—Shelves

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