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Books by 康婧玥
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A House Divided: Mother-in-Law and Daughter-in-Law 家有婆媳
In 2016, after her husband passed away, Zhang Yawen used the compensation from a demolition to hold up the Zhou family all on her own. All her life, all she ever wanted was peace and a smooth, trouble-free life. In 2023, her grandson was born. Thinking her life was finally complete, she gave everything she had just to earn a smile from her daughter-in-law. She was wrong. Li Mei, her daughter-in-law from the countryside, had never even considered the idea of giving back. In her eyes, her mother-
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My Heart Finds Its Own Way Home 我心自渡有归处
The moon waxes and wanes; people face both good fortune and misfortune. I was born a poor and fragile girl at the start of the Renzi year. My family had next to nothing, and my loving mother gave birth to me at forty-three. As a child, I was nearly abandoned by my family several times and endured the world's warmth and cruelty. As I grew up, I weathered the upheavals of love and tasted the world's indifference. But after the darkest hour comes the dawn, and bitter days eventually turn sweet. I o
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The Biography of Lu Muzhen 卢慕贞传
Lu Muzhen led an ordinary life, yet a remarkable one. She was an embodiment of women in the old era, but possessed a resilience and tolerance that transcended her time. Her marriage to Sun Yat-sen began with a union arranged by their parents and matchmakers, and ended with a single written word, "Agreed," that set him free. She did not complain or resent him. Instead, she chose to bear it quietly and remain steadfast on her own. Through her life, she showed what it means to "stand by each other
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Love Ends, and the Past Drifts Away on the Han River 情断汉江往事随风
Heartbroken by the Han River, the past fades like the wind Now past fifty, Lin Jing spends her days surrounded by her grandchild’s laughter. When an evening breeze brushes past, she sometimes remembers the old days by the Han River: she and the boy stood side by side on the embankment, watching the water flow east, believing that one glance would last a lifetime. Later, betrayal shattered her marriage, and a single divorce paper severed seventeen years of ties. She left her hometown and strugg
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