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Books by 王大可
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Diary of a Factory Worker 一个车间女工的日记
People often think they understand human nature, but in truth, they don't. Those who truly understand it rarely end up doing badly in life. Zhang Wufang is a female factory worker, and life hasn't been easy for her. She's been through many things that others would consider shameless or downright brazen, but to her, they were necessary. Though she's only a factory worker, her good looks have brought her into contact with many different men. At most, they're production managers or workshop supervi
7kReads7.2Score477Shelves
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The Stories from the Dyeing Factory 印染厂里的那些往事
Dyeing and textile mills are part of the light industry sector. They do not require much technical expertise or heavy manual labor, but the pay is low, so men are reluctant to work there. As a result, women make up a much larger share of the workforce. Song Jianxin is a maintenance electrician at a dyeing mill. He has a university degree, but he is not much of a talker. Most of his classmates have become mid-level managers or engineers, while he remains an ordinary electrician. By chance, he mee
433Reads6.6Score174Shelves
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Love and Fate in a Small Factory 小工厂里的情和缘
Qin Yongbin belonged to a generation of rural people born in the late 1970s and early 1980s. He was among the last university students admitted before the expansion of college enrollment. Born and raised in the countryside, he was simple and unassuming, and found it hard to adapt to the bustling city. Even after graduating from university, he could only join the lowest ranks of the labor force, taking a job at a dyeing and printing factory. Still, he worked hard and never gave up. Zhang Juan was
333Reads6.9Score—Shelves
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A Sparky's Diary 一个电工的日记
The sign that primitive humans had evolved into people was that they began to grow selfish. The invention of the steam engine marked the start of the new industrial revolution, while the invention of alternating current marked the beginning of industry's rapid rise. After alternating current was invented, a new profession appeared: the electrician. In the late 1990s, an ordinary college graduate from the countryside finished school. Wanting to stay in the city, he took a job as a maintenance ele
320Reads8.4Score—Shelves
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A City We Can't Stay In, a Countryside We Can't Return To 留不住的城市，回不去的农村
As society develops, many rural people born in the 1970s and 1980s are forced to readjust to society. Even rural youths who once excelled, achieved excellent grades, had both good character and academic performance, and made it into university eventually have to adapt to a new social environment. Officials, internet celebrities, people with secure government jobs, stars, beautiful women, and handsome men have gradually become society's winners. Those who are upright, honest, practical, and outst
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The Apricot Blossoms Bloom Again in That Mountain Village 那山沟里的杏花又开了
In a small mountain village in the northwest, countless stories unfolded, generation after generation, year after year, unknown and unnoticed. Over thousands of years of history, every inch of land has held stories worth singing and weeping over. We are only a drop in the river of history, passersby among the countless people, and no one has ever paid us any mind. Yet our own lives are full of memories, so many that we can savor them endlessly. Like a drop in the river of history, we too can see
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Lost in the Qing Dynasty: Returning to Take the Scholar's Exam 迷茫之时回到清朝考秀才
After graduating from college, he struggled to find a job. The gulf between his ideals and reality left him completely lost. Hoping to ease his anxiety and unease, he went to a ravine and unexpectedly encountered the ruler of the Bridge of Helplessness. He was granted ten chances to transmigrate, with each use reducing the number remaining. He once again witnessed the hardships of the Qing dynasty civil service examinations, experienced the benefits that academic honors could bring, and saw firs
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