Fanqie catalogue
Books by 二姐当家
- Matches
- 14
Fanqie books matched on the author's name.
Explore
- The Four Fierce Ones of the Northeast 关东四猛 This novel is based on records in the family genealogy and true stories about our ancestors. During the Guangxu era at the end of the Qing dynasty, four brothers from the Wan family of Ma Village in Ninghe County, Shuntian Prefecture, Wan Long, Wan Hu, Wan Bao, and Wan Xiong, set out to seek a better life. They resolutely left their home in Tianjin and embarked on the arduous journey to Manchuria. They braved storms and hardship along the way, eventually putting down roots in Manchuria, where th 3.1kReads7.1Score178Shelves
- The Mountain Forest Resistance Unit 山林抗联队 For generations, the Su family had reclaimed land, farmed, gathered ginseng in the mountains, and hunted here. After three generations of hard work, they became a wealthy household renowned throughout the region. But 1900 was a turbulent year. Using the suppression of the Boxer Rebellion as an excuse, Tsarist Russia sent 170,000 troops to invade the Northeast, burning, killing, looting, and committing every kind of atrocity. Shoushan, General of Heilongjiang, died in battle. Qiqihar and Harbin f 1.9kReads—Score117Shelves
- Grain Coupons 粮票 Following the lives of ordinary people such as Li Guilan and Zhao Dehou, this novel uses ration coupons as a symbol of the era to trace the 38-year transition from a planned economy to a market economy, from 1955 to 1993. Through the protagonists’ struggles to survive, emotional entanglements, and fluctuating fortunes as they contend with food shortages and ration coupons, it vividly recreates the hardships of a turbulent era and portrays the resilience and kindness of ordinary people in difficu 1.1kReads6.4Score—Shelves
- When the Cooking Smoke Rises 炊烟升起 The village lay on the edge of the eastern Hebei plain, with mountains twenty li to the north and the county seat thirty li to the south. Qujiagou was a sizable village of more than a hundred households, scattered along both banks of a dry riverbed. There had once been water in the river, and the village’s ancestors had settled here because of it. But in recent years, the river had dwindled a little more each year. This year, it had dried up completely, leaving only the sun-bleached pebbles in i 528Reads—Score—Shelves
- Du Lisan, the Fierce Bandit of Western Liaoning 辽西悍匪杜立三 In the chaotic final years of the Qing dynasty, war fires spread across western Liaoning. The young Du Lisan, bearing the burden of a family vendetta, cuts a striking figure in silk and fine clothes, riding with twin pistols. Proud and fearsome, he establishes his base at Sanjiegou and dominates the Liao River region, laying down rules for the outlaw brotherhood: leave ordinary people alone, punish corrupt officials and tyrannical gentry, and resist foreign invaders with courage. People call him 9Reads—Score—Shelves
- The Warlord's Wife Is Actually a Vegetable Seller 督军夫人竟是卖菜女 The Commander’s Wife Turns Out to Be a Vegetable Seller 8Reads—Score—Shelves
- The Things That Happened in the Compound 大院里的那些事 The story takes place in Shanxi during the Republic of China era. Chen Wansui lost his parents at a young age. Relying on his vinegar-making skills, he started out as an assistant to a craftsman. With no family estate or support, he built a prosperous household brick by brick and silver by silver, and raised a grand family compound. Friends and relatives lived together there, their relationships and interests intertwined, and conflicts never ceased. But peace was fleeting. Japanese invaders adva 5Reads—Score—Shelves
- Ma Xiaopao’s Journey to Guandong 马小炮的关东行 A sixteen-year-old boy, a bundle of stolen wheat slung over his shoulder, walks into the darkness of the night alone. Moonlight stretches his shadow long and thin, swaying along the yellow-earth road like a vine that refuses to break. 2Reads—Score—Shelves
- What Happened After Empresses in the Palace 甄嬛后续 The focus shifts from “concubines vying for favor” to “battles between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law” and “an emperor and empress trapped in a marriage.” The relationship between the new Empress Dowager, Zhen Huan, and her daughter-in-law, Ruyi (Qing Ying), is incredibly subtle. Ruyi is the niece of the empress, once Zhen Huan’s political enemy. The two are enemies by family ties, yet both are tragic women in the imperial palace. Their complicated relationship as mother-in-law and daughter-i 2Reads—Score—Shelves
- The Marriage Arrangement I Was Forced to Take Over 被迫接手的豪门婚约 Synopsis The year Xia Xiaowan turned eighteen, her adoptive father hid her university acceptance letter and tried to marry her off to the village’s old bachelor for a bride price of two hundred thousand yuan. On a stormy night, Auntie Li, her neighbor, revealed the secret: Xiaowan had been abandoned as a baby, and her birth mother had been searching for her for eighteen years. As she searched for her family, Xiaowan discovered she had a twin sister, and that her biological father belonged to a 1Reads—Score—Shelves
- Chronicles of the White Mountains and Black Waters 白山黑水记 Tales of the White Mountains and Black Waters —Reads—Score—Shelves
- As Long as the Incense Burns, Our Days Go On 香火不断日子不散 The Incense Burns On, and the Good Times Never End —Reads—Score—Shelves
- The Tang Dynasty: Qin Wang’s Eastern Campaign 大唐之秦王东征 In the third year of the Wude era of the Tang dynasty, Prince of Qin Li Shimin led an army east to attack Wang Shichong, who had established himself as a warlord in Luoyang. The Tang forces won battle after battle, eventually laying siege to the isolated city. Dou Jiande of Hebei personally led a large army to relieve it, but Li Shimin decisively split his forces to hold Hulao Pass, ambushed the enemy with a smaller force, and captured Dou Jiande alive. Seeing that all was lost, Wang Shichong op —Reads—Score—Shelves
- Two Storylines, Onstage and Off 戏里戏外双线 With the ancient city fallen, the drums and gongs at Fenghua House never cease. Renowned opera star Su Yanqiu takes the stage in the role of an old male character, singing tales of loyal martyrs for the Japanese invaders. The world condemns her for bowing to the enemy, unaware that the opera house is a covert resistance hub, where every lilting note and measured step carries a secret signal. Together with Lu Shiheng, a wealthy businessman working undercover, she uses the opera world as a shield, —Reads—Score—Shelves













