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Books by 俞壹
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Fanqie books matched on the author's name.
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Seventy Years in a Northeastern Family 东北人家的七十年
Based on real events, with artistic embellishments. In these people, we see our grandparents’ generation, our parents’ generation, and ourselves. This story of striving on the black soil is filled with the resilience and wisdom of ordinary people in a momentous era.
1.5kReads6.8Score124Shelves
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Tales from the Northeast: Outwitting My Wicked Mother-in-Law 东北往事：和恶婆婆斗智斗勇
This is a true story. In it are the faces of our parents' generation, our childhood, our friends, our youth, and all the years we've lived through.
733Reads—Score101Shelves
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The Start of Spring 开春儿
In 1978, in a small county town in Northeast China, twenty-year-old Lan Xinhua crouched outside the radio station window, pressing her ear to the glass to listen to the people inside. She thought: Why can’t I be the one speaking through that loudspeaker? She hadn’t finished middle school, made countless spelling mistakes, and spoke Mandarin with a strong corn-country twang. But she had a beautiful voice and a heart that refused to give up. From a village girl to a county radio announcer, from lo
459Reads—Score—Shelves
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Missing Qiao 念乔
The 1990s were a vibrant era of growth, but also an era of survival of the fittest. Some people stood out and rose beyond their social class. Others lost their way and could no longer find themselves. But those who carry a light in their hearts will always be remembered. This story is dedicated to all those who dared to face the tides of their time without forgetting their original aspirations.
164Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Family Business 家业
From now on, we'll never see each other again. Her eyes held a million soldiers. Don't look down on others, don't betray yourself, don't be arrogant, and don't flaunt yourself. Waiting isn't because you will come. It's because once you do, you won't leave again. May this golden age be just as you wished.
103Reads6.5Score—Shelves
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Fuji 福记
The story begins in 1980, in Jiangyan Village, Denong County, Jichun Province, in Northeast China. The Fu family fishes and runs a tofu workshop. From a tiny shop where the stone mill creaks, to a modern factory roaring with machinery; from the fields of Jiangyan Village, to the vast reclamation farms of Sanjiang, and then to the bustling markets and high-stakes business negotiations in the south. The heroine, Bai Hui, transforms from a humble countrywoman selling goods from a basket into a busi
12Reads7.3Score—Shelves