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Books by 南和胡子
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Strange Happenings in the Village 乡村怪事
Strange things keep happening in an ordinary village! A cemetery you can never find your way out of, a shadowy figure in the night, the sudden death of the girl next door, and crying from the woods at the eastern end of the village. From venturing alone into Yin Yuan, to Camel Ridge, steeped in occult arts, and the eerie, chilling tales of Humpback Ridge; from the invaluable help of his comrades to forcing his way into an ancient tomb on Gourd Mountain in western Yunnan, and surviving the Valley
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The Years Drift Like Dust 流年如尘
Dust Through the Years is a full-length novel set against real historical events. It tells the story of an ordinary woman born in 1916, whose life was marked by hardship, upheaval, and poverty. Through war and famine, turmoil and peace, she struggles to survive, writing the story of her life with resilience and kindness. This is a family saga about survival, hope, and love, as well as a historical memoir spanning nearly a century.
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The Flames of War and the People of Those Years 那年烽火那年人
That Year of War, That Year of People is a family saga set in the Republic of China era, capturing the tumultuous years from the early Republic to the eve of liberation and tracing the fates and legacies forged in chaotic times. The story centers on the merchant Jia family and the gentry Kong family, following the growth of Jia Zhixiang, an adopted son, as he travels from north to south and witnesses warlord clashes, the flames of the War of Resistance, and the transformations of an age. He and
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Sunset on the Green Bricks 青砖落照
Novel Synopsis Through the years of endless war, three generations of the Huangfu family never managed to share a single complete family reunion dinner. The turmoil of the Republic of China era destroyed their ancestral hall, and the flames of war burned their land deeds to ash. Some fell beneath the invaders' bayonets; others vanished into the winds of a chaotic age. In the end, only a mother remained, struggling to keep her children alive. She was the backbone of the Huangfu family. The uph
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