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Chuan Qin Ji: My Happy Way to Work
On the verge of sudden death after staying up late, 996 social animal Lin Xiaomo opened his eyes and became a "wild barbarian" on the outskirts of Xianyang in the Qin Dynasty. I started out in a T-shirt and shorts, with no language skills and zero survival skills. I almost choked to death on half a piece of whole grain cake and traveled through my career. In order to have a bite of food, he accidentally broke into the military camp and relied on the "witchcraft" of Excel to calculate accounts an
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Lin Wan's Second Life
28-Year-old Lin Wan was once an elite director in the Internet industry. However, on the night of the celebration party, she suffered a double blow of layoffs and the cheating of her boyfriend of seven years. Her life collapsed instantly. She was trapped in the apartment and had self-doubt, until her best friend pulled her out of the haze. She accidentally broke into the "Su'an" studio, met Lu Xingchen, a designer who believed in the "slow philosophy", and was awakened by the saying "useless thi
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Draw King
"The King of Chess" tells the story of the ordinary and tenacious life of Lao He, a chess master who lives in a scrapyard on the outskirts of the city. When he was young, he missed his dream of being a chess player due to a trick of fate. He was laid off, married, and impoverished, but he always adhered to the chess course of "win without fighting" on the cardboard chessboard. No matter he faced the challenge from the old street chess idiot or the temptation from the mysterious man on a rainy ni
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The Record of Burning the Remains of the Grand Ceremony
Taking the compilation of "Yongle Dadian" during the Yongle period as the background, it focuses on the tragedy of the survival of folk skills. Hanlin editor Qin Yanqiu moved into Beijing with the fragments of "Secrets of Hundred Works" left behind by his grandfather. He wanted to include woodworking mortise and tenon joints, Suzhou embroidery stitches, secret color glaze firing and other folk skills into the ceremony, but he ran into the cultural Qing Dynasty led by Wang Jin, the eunuch and eun
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