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There Is a Jujube Tree on South Street
Under the old locust tree on Xinzheng South Street, there is a shaver who has been standing there for decades. In the spring of 1942, Lao Ma, a barber, watched a woman wearing a cheongsam walking past South Street. The razor in her hand almost scratched the customer's face. "Isn't that the second young lady of the Chen family? Didn't she marry to Kaifeng?" "I came back. I heard that the man ran away and the family property was gone." Lao Ma sighed and continued shaving his head. What he didn't k
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The Last Stronghold of Ming Dynasty
Gao Gong's life started in Xinzheng and ended in Xinzheng. He served as editor and editor of the Hanlin Academy, lecturer in Prince Yu's Mansion, minister of the Ministry of Personnel, chief assistant of the cabinet, and minister of Gu Ming. He carried out reforms, organized border defense, recommended talents, and worked tirelessly. He has offended others and was offended by others; he has defeated others and been defeated by others. He has won and lost; he has laughed and cried. Finally, h
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Sunbathing
New works are released. Welcome to Tomato Novel to read my works. I hope you all like them. Your attention is the motivation for my writing. I will try my best to tell every story!
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The First Prophet of the Tang Dynasty
A graduate student in the Department of Modern History traveled back to Bai Juyi in 772 and found himself in a system. The system task was not to ask him to copy poems and serve as a copycat, but to "save the prosperity of the Tang Dynasty and delay the collapse after the Anshi Rebellion."
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Snow Under the Jujube Tree
Xinzheng Gaogong was a political failure and was expelled from the center of power after serving as chief minister for only six days; but his personality and achievements were successful. Zhang Juzheng called him "a good prime minister who saved the times" and Hai Rui praised him for "being poor and keeping a clean life". This huge contrast is the source of emotional tension.
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Qinwei Ji
—A Hundred Years of Watching by the River in the Central Plains (Twenty Chapters in Four Parts) Qinmei River: Derived from the "Qin and Mei, Fang Huanxi" in the Book of Songs, it is the mother river of civilization in the Central Plains. Sometimes the river is as warm as jade, sometimes it is turbid and roaring, witnessing the rise and fall of both sides of the river for thousands of years.
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