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Books by 江边小船
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The Cabin Overgrown With Wildflowers 爬满野花的木屋
In May 1967, in response to the call to go up to the mountains and down to the countryside, young people were urged to make a difference in the vast rural lands. Sixteen-year-old Beijing native Li Yulin traveled all the way to Lishugou Village, Erdaohe Brigade, in Northeast China. He settled there as a farmer and began a grueling journey of hard work amid endless forests and mountains!
946Reads6.9Score107Shelves
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Reborn on the Songhua River in Northeast China 重生在东北松花江上
In August 1963, Li Yifan, a sent-down youth assigned to work in the countryside, was jumped and knocked out with a sack over his head as he walked home drunk. When he woke up reborn, he began a very different life of hunting, clearing land, and searching for stones!
833Reads6.0Score—Shelves
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Reborn as a Young Soldier, Sent to the Northeast with a Rifle 重生少年步枪押送去东北
In the upheaval of 1966, Wei Jianzhong, a middle school student at one of the schools in the Four-Nine City and a graduate of its affiliated junior high, finds himself caught up in a nightmare. His eldest brother is Wei Jianxin, his second brother Wei Jianguo, and his older sister Wei Jianjia. Along with his classmates Zhang Daliang and Li Erzhu, Wei Jianzhong is framed as an arsonist. His fate takes a turn for the worse, and he is struck twice with the butt of a Type 56 rifle. Blood streams dow
286Reads6.6Score321Shelves
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On the Banks of the Yellow River 黄河岸上
In the third month of the forty-sixth year of Wanli, in Suide County, Shenmu Circuit, Yulin Guard, Shaanxi Provincial Administration Commission, a mountain hunter named Lin Polu and his wife had a son, whom they named Shusheng. When Lin Shusheng was eight, disaster struck. His parents died, and he was rescued by a Shaolin monk wandering the land. At nine, he entered the Sanqing Temple, beginning a life of resilience and courage, striving ever onward as a man born on the banks of the Yellow River
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