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Books by 梓印
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The Classic of Mountains and Seas: Translation and Stories 山海经译文和故事
The Classic of Mountains and Seas is a remarkable ancient Chinese work, rich and diverse in content, covering mythology, geography, history, culture, and many other fields. Its contents mainly include the following: first, a wealth of mythological legends, such as Kuafu Chasing the Sun and Nüwa Mending the Sky,
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Journey to the West: Ao Lie's Love 西游记之敖烈的爱情
Journey to the West: Ao Lie's Love
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Knowledge of Physics, History, and Chemistry 物历化传知识
The appeal of physics lies in its knowledge. Physics has many practical applications. For example, the discovery of electromagnetic induction made it possible to build generators, converting other forms of energy into electrical energy. This drove the development of the power industry and supplied the energy needed to run the many electrical devices of modern society. Physics can also satisfy our curiosity. It helps us understand the nature of light. The debate over whether light is a particle o
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Journey to the West: The Little White Dragon's Secret 西游记之小白龙的秘密
Journey to the West: The Secret of the Little White Dragon
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A Global Geography Adventure: Seeing the World Through a Child's Eyes 环球地理大冒险打开童眼看世界
Embark on a Global Adventure and Unlock the Secrets of Geography Through a Child's Eyes Every child dreams of exploring the world, and "The Great Global Geography Adventure: See the World Through a Child's Eyes" is a magical guide to making that dream come true! This book is made for young explorers with a spirit of adventure. Open the book, and an exciting, action-packed adventure begins at once. Join a band of fearless young companions aboard an imaginary sailing ship as they cross towering mo
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The City of Idiom Tales 成语故事城
Idioms and their stories have many charms. First, they are highly educational. For example, “Hanging from a beam and pricking one's thigh” teaches us that studying takes hard work. Lessons conveyed through stories are easier to accept than straightforward preaching. Second, idiom stories carry on our cultural heritage. “Lord Ye's Love of Dragons,” for instance, reflects ancient values and ways of thinking, and stories let us learn from the wisdom of the past. Third, they can improve our ability
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The Bone Maiden's Love Entanglement with Ao Lie 白骨姑娘以敖烈得爱情纠缠
The Bone Maiden's Entanglement with Ao Lie's Love
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Journey to the West: A Father's Love Is Hard to Trust 西游记之父爱难凭
Journey to the West: A Father's Love Is Hard to Rely On
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Hard to Trust, the Ethereal Illusion Mirror 难凭,缥缈幻镜
A Fleeting Mirage
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A Parent-Child Growth Plan 亲子成长策
An approach to growing together as parent and child. Along the way, parents let go of their absolute authority as adults and recognize that children have their own thoughts and pace. This means parents do not shape their children unilaterally; instead, parents and children influence one another. For example, when learning about technology, children may pick up how to use new electronic devices faster than their parents. In that case, parents can learn from their children while guiding them to u
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Erased with a Snap of the Fingers 弹指湮灭
My new work is here! Welcome to read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you enjoy it. Your support is what motivates me to write, and I'll do my best to tell every story well!
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The Turn of Guiguzi 鬼谷子转
Guiguzi is said to have been a native of Chu during the Warring States period. Accounts of his name vary: some say his surname was Wang and his given name Xu, while others say his surname was Wang and his given name Chan. He lived in seclusion in Guigu, called himself Guiguzi, and was honored as the "Patriarch Wang Chan." Here is a detailed introduction: Life Guiguzi's life is shrouded in mystery. According to legend, he endured many hardships as a child and resolved to unite the land and end t
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