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Books by 千山元玉
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The Futures Trading Kid Takes on Shanghai 期货小子勇闯上海滩
In the early years of the twenty-first century, Shanghai’s futures market was swept up in a frenzy. Tong Zhen, a young man from a small town, ventured into the market alone. He fought battle after battle, suffered one brutal clash after another, and was left covered in wounds. In the end, through his intelligence and sheer nerve, he gradually found his footing. He battled the market, risked his life against his enemies, and became entangled with the women in his life. Witness a formidable man in
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How I, a Woman Who Slept in a Bandit's Den, Lived to Be a Hundred 我这睡过土匪窝的女人竟能活百年
In Northeast China, Wang Guilan was abducted by bandits and taken up the mountain, where she suffered terribly in their hideout. Later, through a strange twist of fate, she escaped and got married. She had planned to settle down and live a quiet little life. But who could have guessed that one hardship after another would come her way, making life even harder than crossing the Flaming Mountains...
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The Six Steeds of Zhaoling 昭陵六骏
During the Zhenguan era of the Tang dynasty, Emperor Taizong Li Shimin issued an order to commemorate the founding heroes of his reign: the brothers Yan Liben were to carve six beloved steeds, “Tele Biao,” “Qing Zhui,” “Shi Fa Chi,” “Bai Ti Wu,” “Sa Lu Zi,” and “Quan Mao Gua,” to stand at the northern gate of Zhaoling. The stone horses bore witness to the splendor of the Tang dynasty and weathered a thousand years of storms through the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties, secretly protected for
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An Lushan, Military Governor of the Great Tang 大唐节度使安禄山
An Lushan, a Hu man of mixed ancestry from Yingzhou, began his career as a broker at a frontier market. With his ferocity and cunning, he joined the army and became the sworn son of Zhang Shougui. He won favor with Hu dances and courted the powerful with lavish bribes, steadily climbing the ranks amid political infighting and bloody power struggles. In time, he took control as military governor of Fanyang, Pinglu, and Hedong, becoming the most powerful frontier commander in the Tang empire. In H
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Storms Over Kaoshan Village 风雨靠山屯
This is the story of the hardships endured throughout Qingtou's life. Qingtou was born in 1934 in Kaoshantun, a village in the mountainous northern part of Hebei Province. In 1947, when he was thirteen, land reform swept through the area. His family was classified as rich peasants and driven from their home. From then on, he carried the heavy political burden for thirty years. With a man's strength, Qingtou held his storm-tossed family together. In 1977, as China embarked on reform and opening u
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A Concubine's Life Is Not Her Own 妾身不由己
The story follows Liu Ayuan, a poor girl from Suzhou whose courtesy name is Yushu. When her father sells her to pay his gambling debts, she is passed from one household to another, serving as a concubine in the Shen, Zhang, and Wang households and enduring humiliation at every turn as she struggles against her fate. Through those dark, lightless days, she keeps half of a jade pendant her mother left her hidden on her person. Unwilling to accept the life fate has dealt her, she uses the chance to
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