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- Collection of Northeast Chinese Folk Ghost Stories 2 东北民间鬼故事集2 The hit anthology Northeast China Horror Stories 2 makes its long-awaited return, bringing together chilling tales and strange legends from the forests and rivers of Northeast China. It takes you deep into the region's most sinister forbidden places, with eerie encounters in the deep woods, midnight terrors at abandoned village inns, creepy secrets passed down through generations, weasel spirits seeking human titles, fox spirits haunting people, strange happenings in graveyards, and many other c 4.3kReads—Score100Shelves
- Supernatural Tales from Northeast China: Republican-Era Edition 东北民间邪乎事：民国版 During the Republic of China era, the forests between the White Mountains and Black Waters stretched wild and vast, while the settlements beyond the passes concealed countless strange folk tales. The taboos for entering the old forests, the rules for walking at night in the villages, the inexplicable noises beneath frozen rivers, and the bizarre happenings on heated brick beds were all uncanny customs passed down by the people of the Northeast. Ordinary folk lived by the old ways, but some cross 1.6kReads—Score101Shelves
- Northeastern Folklore: Ghost Stories 东北民间：鬼故事 The sobbing deep in the old forest, the shadow on the beam of an abandoned house, the eerie laughter beside a lonely grave... This collection of standalone horror stories hides the most sinister folk mysteries of Northeast China. Each chapter is a self-contained tale of terror, with no drawn-out plot. Click in and the scares start at once: a peddler traveling after dark encounters soul-snatching underworld officials, a village guardian finds a light burning on a grave, and the statue in an aband 1.1kReads—Score101Shelves
- Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio: Story Edition 2 聊斋志异：故事版2 The Master did not speak of strange and supernatural things, but Pu Liuxian alone delighted in writing of them. Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio records ghosts and fox spirits, recounts uncanny events, depicts every facet of human life, and paints countless scenes from the netherworld. Some stories feature affectionate fox maidens, others wronged vengeful ghosts, immortals and demons battling, or spirits beguiling mortals. For the most part, the tales use ghosts and monsters to comment on the 836Reads—Score—Shelves
- Strange Tales from Northeast China: Part Two 东北民间邪乎事儿：贰 Strange things lurk in the White Mountains and Black Waters, and the countryside of Northeast China is full of uncanny tales. This book, Strange Tales from Northeast China, collects eerie stories passed down by word of mouth through generations in rural communities. Every one is a true account told firsthand by the older generation over tea and snacks, then passed down through the years. Abandoned villages and graves, deep mountain forests, old houses and courtyards: strange encounters that defy 571Reads—Score—Shelves
- Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio: The Story Edition 聊斋志异：故事版 In a deserted village at midnight, beneath a solitary lamp, I’m a storyteller who tells only old tales of the strange and supernatural. Someone asks if ghosts really exist. I tell the story of “The Painted Skin,” and the next day, the greedy shopkeeper Wang’s face rots and sloughs off. I tell “Nie Xiaoqian,” only to learn that Ning Caichen isn’t a lovesick gentleman, but a hypocrite who curries favor with the powerful. In this world, ghosts wear human skin to wreak havoc, while people hide wicke 236Reads—Score—Shelves
- Northeastern Folk Tales of the Supernatural: Volume One 东北民间邪乎事儿：壹 Beyond the Pass, the black soil is rife with eerie tales. From bustling streets and back alleys to villages and mountain ravines, countless strange folk stories circulate, things no one dares investigate too closely. Told in standalone episodes, this book collects supernatural stories passed down through generations in Northeast China, all true tales personally experienced and shared by local elders. Haunted old houses, apparitions on mountain roads, strange happenings in the countryside: each s 28Reads—Score—Shelves
- Strange Tales from Rural Northeast China, Volume 1 东北农村邪乎事儿1 Across the black-soil lands of Northeast China, strange things lurk at every turn. Deep forests, abandoned villages, old houses, and the icy fog of winter nights all conceal folk taboos and secrets of the immortals that the older generation refuses to discuss! There are no drawn-out plotlines here. Every episode tells a standalone, true-to-life tale of something uncanny in the villages of Northeast China. A weasel spirit seeking a title, a wild fox borrowing someone’s luck, an immortal passing b 24Reads—Score—Shelves
- Hall of Fame of Chinese Historical Figures 中华历史名人堂 From the First Emperor, Ying Zheng, to Puyi, the last emperor, countless people left an indelible mark on the history of China over more than two thousand years. This book brings together legendary figures from every walk of life, including nobles and generals, scholars and writers, master craftsmen, and business magnates. With vivid prose, it retraces their lives and the imprint their times left on them. Whether they were rulers who expanded their territories, strategists who commanded from beh 4Reads—Score—Shelves
- The Evolution of a K-Pop Queen 韩娱女总进化论 Cui Hanyan returns from studying in the United States and, to repay her family for raising her, steps in during a crisis to take charge of its newly established entertainment business, H Entertainment. Facing the complexities of the Korean market, Li Xianzai’s malicious suppression, and Park Beomjae’s tangled romantic advances, she relies on her expertise and decisive leadership to break industry conventions with an even revenue-sharing model, sign talented artists, and stun the crowd at the Blu 1Reads—Score—Shelves
- Guardians of Huaxia: A Man's Sword 华夏守护者：男儿仗剑 Whenever the flames of war light up a different era, someone always steps forward to become the blade that cleaves through the darkness. This book brings together the sweeping epics of six iron-blooded Chinese generals: Huo Qubing’s heroic campaigns across the desert; Wei Qing, a steadfast pillar of the nation; Fu Jiezi, whose courage and cunning took him alone across thousands of miles; Zuo Zongtang’s triumphant expedition to reclaim lost lands, with his coffin in tow; Qi Jiguang’s immortal war 1Reads—Score—Shelves
