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Books by Cao Hua J
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The Shingen Concerto 信玄协奏曲
Fang Heng, a Chinese history teacher, accidentally transmigrates to the Sengoku period while traveling in Japan and finds himself in the body of Takeda Shingen, who has just driven out his biological father. Drawing on his studies of world history and the history of warfare, he survives and grows in this unfamiliar land. From an impostor “forced to play the part,” he gradually becomes a true Sengoku daimyo, shouldering the fate of his domain.
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Look, They Went Out for Hot Pot 您看，她们去吃火锅了
During the lockdown, Grandpa fell at home and was hospitalized with a brain hemorrhage. None of his four wealthy daughters was willing to stay by his side, while Grandma refused to spend a cent and threatened to divorce him. When Grandpa made a will leaving his property to his grandson, Li Xiang, the war over blood ties and self-interest erupted in full. From the hospital ward to the courtroom, from insults to betrayal, Li Xiang spent a year discovering what it really meant to have family.
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The Record of Yu's Legacy 禹迹录
Across four volumes and sixty chapters, Records of Yu’s Traces tells the spiritual history of China’s mountains and rivers. The title draws on the Zuo Zhuan: “Vast are the traces of Yu, divided into the Nine Provinces.” Yu’s traces are the lands where Chinese civilization first dawned, the starting point from which the Nine Provinces were demarcated. The Qinling Mountains, the Grand Canal, Caishiji, and the Qinhuai River all lie within Yu’s traces; the Qin and Han, Sui and Tang, Song, Ming, and
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