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Books by 苏州老周仙
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Fate in the Forest: Guandong 林海神缘之关东
During the Guangxu era of the Qing dynasty, deep in the Changbai Mountains, the old hunter Guandongshan rescued an Oroqen woman from a bear attack. They married and had a son and a daughter: Guan Lin and Guan Hua. After a bizarre “red stampede,” they were left to fend for themselves at thirteen and eight, becoming guardians of the forest. The siblings were rescued by the mysterious Sporefolk, descendants of the “Land of Dingling” from the Classic of Mountains and Seas. They had lived in seclusio
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Under Currents in South Australia 南澳暗流
Three Malaysian Chinese sisters, Jingwen, Jingyao, and Jingyu, are transformed by the beautiful scenery and surroundings of Nan'ao Island. They put their differences behind them and find love, business opportunities, tourism, and delicious food. Skyscrapers, beaches, diving, yachts... Everything changes on this most beautiful island (China Series: South).
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Chronicles of the Wilds of Wu 吴地莽荒录
This book follows Tai Bo as he leaves the Zhou plains and retraces his mother Tai Jiang's footsteps to the ancestral homeland on the shores of Lake Tai. Along the way, he will encounter Qiongqi, the Nine-Headed Serpent, Li Zhu, the Jiuli, Chiyou... In the end, he will establish the land of Wu, become a guardian of the Heavenly Veins, and found the Wu Hook.
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Tales of Old Changmen 阊门旧事
A family native to Suzhou lives through the changing eras of the Republic of China, the Liberation, and Reform and Opening Up. As the times change, so do the family members. Spanning five generations, the story follows the family’s rise and fall from the Republic of China to the present day, from birth to work and from love to raising children, painting a sweeping portrait of the fortunes of both the family and the nation. (Suzhou Chronicles: The Contemporary Era)
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Records of the Five Tombs: A Gusu Ghost-Slaying Chronicle 姑苏斩鬼录之五人墓碑记
(The Suzhou Through the Dynasties Series: The Ming Dynasty) As Wei Zhongxian’s cavalry trampled the misty rains of Jiangnan and the Eastern Depot’s shadows blotted out the peak of Tiger Hill Pagoda, a one-armed swordsman, a retired chief minister, and five ordinary Suzhou residents each fought in their own way to preserve the last vestige of righteousness in this city of silk, for all the people under heaven.
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The Three Secrets of the Dragon and Tiger 龙虎三诀
My new novel is out! You’re welcome to read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you’ll enjoy it. Your support is what keeps me writing, and I’ll do my best to tell every story well! This is a moving story set during the Republican era. The martial artist Ling Feng descends from Mount Longhu and devotes himself to saving the country… (Chinese Series, Part Six)
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Audit Storms: The Jiangnan Arc 审计风云江南篇
A single audit uncovers a shocking major case. In a small city near Suzhou in Jiangnan, a powerful local figure who had held the region in his grip is brought down root and branch as Li Zhe, a crack auditor dispatched by the Provincial Audit Bureau, conducts a painstaking investigation. What follows is a thrilling battle of audits... (China Series: East)
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Night of the Falling Moon: Blood Oath V 月陨之夜之血誓五
Blood Oath on the Night the Moon Fell V
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Hidden Embroidery at Shihu Lake 绣隐石湖
Suzhou embroidery originated during the Spring and Autumn period. Legend has it that Zhong Yong's granddaughter, a skilled needlewoman, was the first to embroider garments. She stitched dragon patterns onto clothing as a substitute for tattooing. The embroidery cloths unearthed from the Ruiguang Pagoda and Tiger Hill Pagoda in Suzhou, built during the Five Dynasties and Northern Song periods, are the earliest known examples of Suzhou embroidery. After the Song dynasty, the art of embroidery flou
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