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Snowy Plateau
This book is a contemporary original novel. The novel takes the construction of the Qinghai-Tibet Highway in the 1980s as the background and creates a touching image of a group of infrastructure engineering soldiers. The novel tells the story of a group of soldiers who were assigned to the Sharp Knife Company due to various circumstances. They continued to break hard bones in the road construction projects of Tanggula Mountain, Fengshan Mountain, and Tuotuo River Bridge, and finally successfully
248Reads8.8Score—Shelves
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Traditional Chinese Medicine Orthopedics
Orthopedics of traditional Chinese medicine is a discipline that studies the prevention and treatment of injuries and diseases of bones, joints and surrounding muscles. It is an important part of traditional Chinese medicine and one of the core courses of traditional Chinese medicine majors in colleges and universities of traditional Chinese medicine. According to the basic requirements for the compilation of textbooks in the "Thirteenth Five-Year Plan" for higher education in the national tradi
66Reads8.6Score—Shelves
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Travel to Another World and Become a Great Sage
An ordinary day, getting off work as usual. Suddenly feeling the magnificence of the world, he was hit by a truck and transported to a different world, becoming what the orcs called a sage. I thought I would just farm and build a house, but the challenges of this world did not allow me to think so. I, the outstanding and wise person, was kidnapped. Ever since I traveled through time, all I have seen are green-skinned orcs, but I never imagined that there would be such a beautiful and moving demo
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Xiaoyi Passed the End of Qin Dynasty
At the end of the Qin Dynasty, the first emperor Dongxun died on the way. Before his death, he allowed Zhao Gao to draft an imperial edict to declare Hu Hai to the throne. The son Fu Su guarded the border and dragged Prime Minister Li Si into the whirlpool. He staged a drama of turning deer into horses to control the ministers. Hu Hai's succession made the already strict laws of the Qin Dynasty even more stringent, and uprisings rose in various places. Dai Muchen, who was abandoned by modern soc
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