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Books by He Feng
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The Age of Passion 激情年代
Through a vivid and moving story, this work portrays the sent-down youth movement and the decades-long lives of the educated youth who took part in it. The story follows its protagonists through more than ten years of hardship and suffering, until they return to the city to attend university, only to devote themselves wholeheartedly once more to the rural lands where they had originally been sent down. After more than twenty years of painstaking effort and entrepreneurial struggle, they transfor
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The Second Organization Department 第二组织部
Li Gensheng is an old hunter from Wild Wolf Village. He meets Jin Guolu, the leader of a work team sent from the city, and the two men and their families form a deep friendship. After Li Gensheng's son, Li Jiarui, enters politics, he goes on to serve as... As a leading official, Li Jiarui abandons his ideals and convictions, disregards the law, and obstructs an organizational investigation. His actions seriously violate national laws and regulations, amount to misconduct in office, and are suspe
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The Perfect Stand-In Doesn't Want to Play Along Anymore 完美替身她不想演了
“Whose shadow must you live in before the world will see you?” Wen Zhaotang never imagined that an accident would completely rewrite her life. A conspiracy sent her older sister, Yin Manshu, tumbling down the stairs and left her in a vegetative state. To protect the family’s reputation, their father forced Wen Zhaotang to become her sister’s “substitute”: transfer to an elite academy, wear her sister’s ballet costumes, and erase her own name. She had to play the radiant ballerina perfectly. On h
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The God Protects His Wife to No End, and Gets Jealous Again 护妻无度：上神又吃醋
A pitiful and ridiculous young woman from the twenty-first century is cruelly transmigrated into a world of immortal cultivation. She always thought she was a minor cannon-fodder character, so for the first thirteen years she diligently cultivated and nervously ingratiated herself with her family, hoping to live a peaceful life. Who would have guessed that one day she’d be told she was a star sent from heaven? Sounds like the life of a female lead, doesn’t it? But at the time, she was completely
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