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Books by 奔跑的小肥膘
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My Self-Study Notes on Traditional Chinese Medicine 我的中医自学笔记
This is a fictional account of an ordinary person’s self-directed journey into the world of traditional Chinese medicine, sharing insights gathered along the way. The diagnostic approaches and prescriptions in this book are works of fiction and do not constitute medical advice. Traditional Chinese medicine is vast and profound, and every person’s constitution and symptoms are different. Do not diagnose or medicate yourself based solely on the contents of this book. If you feel unwell, seek care
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Tales of the Tang People: Three Hundred Years of Home 唐人那些事儿：三百年家园
In the eleventh year of Daye, Emperor Yang of Sui is surrounded at Yanmen Pass, and the realm is in turmoil. In a secret chamber, Li Shimin urges his father: “Dad, if we don’t make a move soon, Yang Guang will treat our Li family like tiles in a game of mahjong!” Li Yuan frowns anxiously. “Son, rebellion is a technical business. The risks are huge.” But that very night, Pei Ji, deputy supervisor of Jinyang Palace, delivers a secret report: “His Majesty has ordered your head to be offered as a sa
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Snow in Dunhuang, Moonlight over Chang'an 敦煌雪，长安月
The Snow of Dunhuang, the Moon over Chang'an follows the fortunes of the Tang Dynasty, from its founding to its golden age, in a lighthearted, humorous style. The story begins with Li Shimin's Xuanwu Gate Incident and, through a cast of vivid historical figures and events, depicts both the glory and upheaval of the Reign of Zhenguan. The book features political scheming among emperors and ministers, as well as the joys and sorrows of ordinary people; it has both the clash of armies on blood-soak
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An Ordinary Worlder's Daily Life of Cultivation 平凡世界的修仙日常
This is an adventure about the "heart." When chaos and purity collide amid the everyday bustle of human life, and divine artifacts and the mundane unite through emotional resonance, Li Xiaobai will finally understand: the most powerful cultivation is letting your heart beat with warmth.
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