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Books by Chen Ru
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Chinese Table Tennis Youngster Ye Annuo 国兵小将叶安诺
She's a table tennis prodigy, a shining Gemini star, and a legend in the hearts of countless people. Ye Annuo, a table tennis talent from Qingdao, Shandong, used her nimble racket and unyielding spirit to write a stunning chapter in sports history. Drawn to table tennis at four, she won her first title and emerged as a rising star at seven, then joined the national team at nine. She fought through every obstacle on her way to the top of the world. Her serves danced like phantoms, her shots flas
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Poems Upon the Water 水上诗篇
This novel is based on real-world sports. Please don't conflate its characters with real people. Some details of the competitions have been adjusted to serve the story. Please keep this in mind. In the pool, she is a breaststroke star who surges through the waves to claim victory. In the classroom, she is a student pursuing her dream of specializing in sports commentary. Lin Zhiqi perseveres and balances training with her studies, growing under the guidance of Coach Hu from the provincial team a
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Rivers and Seas Without Yu 川海无俞
[Dual storylines, bad ending, family + romance + realism] Also known as: Why Is It So Hard to Be Loved? Two girls with somewhat traditional, patriarchal mindsets × two ordinary guys with normal personalities They were both born into families that favored boys over girls, like fish dying of thirst. Zhou Baichuan was the first ray of light to shine into her dark life, and she thought she had finally been saved. But light can fade, and love can turn into something else. When he began to find her an
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Young Star of Chinese Table Tennis 国乒小将
Xu Tang: Shasha, let’s go to the national team together. Sun Yingsha: Sure. Zhou Yunfan: Hey, what about me? This is not only a novel about sports and competition, but also a story about family, friendship, and self-discovery. It portrays the joys and sorrows a child experiences while growing up, and reveals the peace and beauty of rural life. Nurtured by family and friendship, the child bravely pursues their dreams and gradually grows into a more independent and resilient person. This book is s
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