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Books by 西遇尘
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From the Fanqie books we index, matched on the author's name.
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I Returned from the Deadly Prison 我从死狱归来
In 1935, in southern Hunan, Xiao Yongren is framed by his younger brother Xiao Yongyi, local gentryman Wu Xing'an, and old friend Zhou Dechang. His family is destroyed, and he is thrown into death row. In this desperate situation, he encounters the reclusive Master Chu and learns martial arts, military strategy, espionage, and political maneuvering, transforming both his mind and character. Before his death, Master Chu warns him not to lose himself in his quest for revenge, reminding him that th
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Xinjiang Stories of Sand and Bone 沙与骨的新疆叙事
A string of baffling incidents takes place in Kudou Village, Alema Town, Sagelamu County. But who is behind them? Follow Doctor Yusupu as he unravels the mystery, step by step.
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The One Who Sows the Days 种日子的人
Set against the backdrop of 200,000 officials from Xinjiang being sent to live and work in villages, The People Who Plant Days creates a cast of village-based officials and portrays their work and lives on the front lines, as well as the changes they bring to the countryside. In the novel, Zhang Anmin, a teacher at Huyang Senior High School in Sagelamu County, applies to work in a village because of family troubles. He and five colleagues are assigned to Qilan Village in Yuzumu Township. After t
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Song of the White Snow: Guardian of the Plateau 白雪歌之高原守护者
Half of The Song of Snow: Guardians of the Plateau is made up of tears shed for the plateau. Deng Qiwen’s swan song, written with his life, moved 1.4 billion people to tears. Experts warn: After reading The Song of Snow: Guardians of the Plateau, 99.99% of readers will develop “Frontier PTSD”!
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A Good Samaritan at the Foot of the Tianshan Mountains 天山脚下的中国好人
In Sadiq Village, Baihetiya Town, Bachu County, Xinjiang, lived Pida, a hardworking, kindhearted, and honest Uyghur farmer. One morning, as usual, Pida went to the fields to water his crops, but unexpectedly found an abandoned Han Chinese baby girl. On closer inspection, he was heartbroken to discover that she had an anorectal malformation. With no one willing to adopt her, Pida resolutely decided to take her in and named her Mailikai, meaning "princess." To cure Mailikai, Pida spent all his sav
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The Return of Confucius 孔子归来
Create romance novels using every maxim in the Analects. Each chapter stands on its own, bringing calm amid restlessness and comfort amid tension.
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The Demise of the Daimed Entropy Era 黛麦德熵裂纪元
The novel mainly tells the story of how the aging of Dimade has made Neptune’s ecosystem extremely harsh, placing the lives of its people under serious threat. Dr. Li, Neptune’s leading scientist, leads an expedition back to Earth in search of a mysterious formula, hoping to save his people.
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The Chinese Elderly 中国老人
Life is so hopeless, yet everyone lives with gusto, full of cheer, blissfully drunk on life. China’s “old” people are as ordinary as air, and as precious as air!
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A Twisted Love on a Deadly Road 畸恋凶途
A murder gives rise to a twisted love affair. Police Captain Ou Buke leads his team in untangling the clues and pursuing the truth through a maze of love and hate. Forbidden feelings simmer beneath the surface, and buried grudges come to light. When the clues point to someone no one expected, the bloody tragedy born of this obsession finally lays bare humanity’s darkness and madness in a shocking conclusion.
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The Elegance of the Tang Dynasty 唐朝的优雅
In the Tang Dynasty, poetry was undoubtedly its most dazzling cultural treasure, a vivid expression of the era's refined spirit. With lively strokes and passionate emotion, poets depicted the myriad wonders of the world and gave voice to grand ambitions and tender feelings, allowing later generations to feel the heartbeat of the Tang Dynasty through their verses.
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The Earth Doesn't Revolve Around You 地球不是绕着你转
Do you think the world should revolve around you? The Earth Doesn't Revolve Around You will shatter that misconception. Through stories of cultural differences between countries and examples of international relations, this book reveals the limits of human self-centeredness. From America's emphasis on individualism to cultural clashes in the Middle East, it shows how excessive self-focus can spark conflict, helping you broaden your horizons and learn to respect and understand others.
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