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Books by 孤单的木木
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Mountain Hunter 赶山猎人
Chen Shi, a poor hunter from Shiquan Village on the southwestern frontier of Great Chu, lost his parents at a young age and lives with his gravely ill grandmother. He makes a living by hunting and gathering herbs, relying on his knowledge of the mountains and their wildlife. Starting with a winter-night rabbit hunt that saves his grandmother, he gradually learns the layout of rabbit warrens, the feeding habits of pheasants, and the ranges of wild boars. He gathers precious medicinal herbs, inclu
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The Ancient Era's Top-Tier Star 古代娱乐圈顶流
A Top-Tier Star in the Ancient Entertainment Industry
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In the 1970s, Big Sister Gathers Seafood to Spoil Her Younger Siblings 70年代姐姐赶海富养弟妹
In 1978, Lin Xiaoman, a young woman from a fishing village in Jiaodong, sees her family fall into hardship when her father becomes seriously ill and loses the ability to work. They have no money for medicine, and her younger siblings are going hungry. Using the coastal foraging skills her father taught her as a child, she heads to the shore at dawn during low tide to gather oysters, swimming crabs, mantis shrimp, and other seafood, then sells them in town to help support the family. Along the wa
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I Opened a Supermarket on the Long March 我在长征的路上开超市
“At 28, Zhou Chengjun thought he'd struck it lucky. Every day at the hour of Chen, the back gate of his ancestral home led to 1935. A few packs of crackers could be traded for handwoven straw sandals made by the Red Army or empty brass bullet casings. Until the young squad leader, who was always saying, ‘We will not take so much as a needle or thread from the people,’ secretly slipped him half a blackened sweet potato. ‘My father gave it to me before he died. It's more precious than gold.’ Watch
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A Country Boy Makes a Living Fishing the Tides in the 1990s 90年代农村小伙赶海养家
Lin Aqiang, a young man from a coastal fishing village, dropped out of school when his father became seriously ill and supported his family by gathering seafood along the shore. Starting with picking up snails and catching crabs, he gradually learned to read the tides and understand the habits of marine life. He harvested swimming crabs, groupers, sea cucumbers, abalone, and more. As his income grew, he bought waterproof clothing, a small boat, fishing rafts, and other equipment. He improved his
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A Country Girl Makes a Living Beachcombing in the 1990s 90年代农村姑娘赶海养家
In the 1990s, Lin Juxiang, a young woman from a coastal village, gives up her factory job when her father suffers an acute asthma attack. Drawing on the experience her grandfather taught her, she begins gathering seafood along the shore. She collects sea snails from the tidal flats, catches blue crabs at night, and ventures into deeper waters for groupers. She saves up to pay for her father's treatment, then buys a bicycle and a fishing boat. Gradually, she opens a small seafood shop and establi
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The Mountain-Wandering Woman of the Four Seasons, 1970s 70年代四季赶山女
In the 1970s, in Linjiatun at the foot of the Greater Khingan Mountains, eighteen-year-old orphan Lin Xiaoman inherits her grandfather’s mountain-foraging skills. She makes a living by identifying wild ginseng, lingzhi mushrooms, pine nuts, and other local specialties. When famine strikes the villages below, she shares her mountain harvest with her neighbors and teaches the villagers how to recognize wild produce and follow the rules of the forest. She and Gu Changlin, a hunter from the neighbor
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