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Books by 老六哥
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The Soul of the Guandong Police 关东警魂
Set in the 1990s, this book follows the investigation of a violent armed robbery that took place in a region of Northeast China in the mid-1990s. The region was going through a difficult period of transition, and public security was becoming an increasingly serious concern. Near the end of the year, a gang of ruthless bandits robbed a large sum of cash at gunpoint. The police immediately threw themselves into the investigation. The bandits were cunning, laying obstacle after obstacle and sending
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Shanghai, 1937: Spy Killings 1937谍杀上海滩
In the spring of 1937, a top-secret document detailing the Chinese army's plans for fighting Japan was stolen. With this vital secret at stake, Chinese and Japanese intelligence agents engaged in a thrilling, life-and-death struggle in Shanghai...
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The Romance of Li Hongzhang 李鸿章演义
This is a historically based account of Li Hongzhang, a prominent figure in the Self-Strengthening Movement of modern China. (1) The book adheres strictly to historical fact, with literary invention used only for certain details. (2) Its portrayals and assessments of historical figures fully meet the standards of mainstream historiography and do not contradict its conclusions. (3) The story begins with Li Hongzhang leading the Huai Army to suppress the Taiping Rebellion and continues until his d
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The Goddess Detective of the Early Republic 民国初年女神探
In the third year of the Republic of China, Lin Qingjun, a young Chinese woman from Penang, Malaya, arrives in Linhe County, Zhili Province, with her husband, Tang Yunfeng. Her husband takes up the post of police chief. From then on, Lin Qingjun uses the medical knowledge she acquired at the medical college in Malaya to help solve criminal cases. Drawing on her professional expertise, she matches wits with criminals from all walks of life. She also uses her knowledge of the law to fight the corr
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The Qing Dynasty Laughs: The Heavenly Principle Sect Storms the Forbidden City 大清笑传之天理教大闹紫禁城
Adapted from real historical events, this book uses the story of the 1813 Heavenly Principle Sect attack on the imperial palace in Beijing to humorously show readers the absurd and bizarre society of the Qing Dynasty at the time.
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