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Books by 枯靖
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You and I Returned Reborn, and You’ll Give Me a Lifetime of Peace 我与你重生归来，你护我一世安稳
(The rebirth plot is fictional, created for literary purposes. Please don't take it as real.) After heroine Zhang Guifen was forced to drink poison, watched her father and brother being taken to the execution grounds, and saw her entire household condemned to death, her soul returned to three days before she turned fifteen. Suppressing her seething hatred and trembling, she realized she had been reborn. The first thing she did was cut ties with every doomed relationship from her previous life. J
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The Bell Buried in Red Earth 红土沉钟
The Bell Beneath the Red Soil In the literary landscape of contemporary China, documentary writing has always been a double-edged sword. It must cut through the folds of reality, laying bare the power struggles, falls, and awakenings hidden behind the scenes; at the same time, it must hold to the standards of literature, weaving a web that readers can connect with from the subtle depths of human nature and the texture of an era. What makes The Bell Beneath the Red Soil special is that it is nei
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The Traffic Trap 流量囚笼
At 38, Li Jianjun was one of the least noticeable middle-aged wage earners in this bustling city. With no education, no connections, and no steady income, he wore clean but worn-out clothes and rode a secondhand electric scooter that barely worked. He scraped by at the bottom of society, taking daily odd jobs like hauling goods in a cold-storage warehouse, cleaning residential complexes, and providing temporary care for patients. He lived in a rundown top-floor rental, enduring a back injury as
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The Mystery of the Broken Wooden Boat 破木船之谜
As my father lay dying, he gripped my hand and said just one thing: "Don't lose the boat." He didn't say why. It wasn't until I found the oilcloth bundle beneath the boat that I understood. Inside was half of a faded old photograph. The woman in it wore a blue cotton shirt washed nearly white, her eyes staring straight ahead as if fixed on something deadly. From that day on, strange things began to haunt me. The boat rocked by itself in the middle of the night. The unfamiliar scent of osmanthus
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The Broken Wooden Boat 破木船
The homeless Li Shun collapsed from hunger at the mouth of an alley, and Guifen, who sold breakfast, took him in. They stayed together for half a lifetime, opened Shunfen Breakfast Shop, raised a daughter and a son, and saw their son marry and have children. Across three generations, amid the cluttered alleys, they turned ordinary days into a happy life with the warmth of everyday joys. After all, isn't everyone a ship sailing through life? As children, we shelter in our parents' harbor. As adul
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