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Books by 十羚庭
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Hebei Bangzi Opera 河北梆子
Hebei Bangzi: A 16-year-old leading actress takes a brick to save the opera, a madman breaks his ribs protecting the score, and a shocking birth secret lies hidden in 40 years of devotion to the stage! At the 1985 Caohe Temple Fair, Zhang Chunxing had just opened the show with a powerful aria from The Female General Mu Guiying when half a brick came flying toward the stage. "Actors don't deserve to sing the old tunes!" Gousheng'er threw himself in front of her as if he didn't care whether he liv
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Dazhuang 大庄
Through the changing fortunes of a handful of ordinary people in the beautiful fishing village of Dazhuang, the novel reflects the meaning the times have given their lives. The honesty and kindness of positive, humble figures such as Guo Jinhu, Xiugu, and Zhang Mao stand in sharp contrast to people like Hou Shanlang, as they wage a struggle against their own natures. Using the “revitalization of cultural heritage” as its narrative engine, the novel brings historical figures such as Dong Zhongshu
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The Persian Bride Bead of Beichen Exploded into a Galaxy in My Palm 波斯新娘北辰珠在我掌心炸成银河
In 1295, as the weight of red wedding finery in the Great Capital bent the camels' backs, Kokochin's palm began to burn. She is the Persian bride chosen by Kublai Khan. The Beichen Pearl in her dowry holds 72 shadows: from Princess Jieyou to the Ashina clan, the blood of every “star-path bride” has condensed into stardust inside the pearl, preserving screams from fire sacrifices, forged marriage contracts, and bones gnawed by sandworms. No one told her this faraway marriage was a sacrifice. Argh
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The Migrating Village 迁徙的村庄上
When archaeologist Su Qing opens a tin trunk addressed by its sender to “You in 1900,” a fragment of an iron pot embedded with half a human tooth is seeping syrup. A blood-written note at the bottom of the trunk, “Don’t trust the museum glass,” oxidizes into the shape of shackles worn by enslaved people. Inside a scanner, the fragment resonates with the mast of the Sea Witch from 1847. In a star chart pieced together from iron-oxide particles, the iron-stomach armor of Zulu, an enslaved man, col
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The Migrating Xia Dynasty 迁徙的夏朝
The clamor of Shang soldiers' armor surged like a rising tide. Mei Xi gazed at the statue of King Yu on the shrine as fine cracks suddenly split the emerald set in its bronze eye sockets. The Kunlun snowmelt carried by the Dark Bird three hundred years ago had long since been pickled into a poisonous mire by King Jie's wine. Now bubbles rose from it, releasing a sour, cloying stench. As she untied her Shu brocade, the hidden embroidery of Kunlun clouds suddenly tightened, lifting the Dark Jade T
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