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Canal Chronicle
Caoliang not only supplied the salary of the royal family and hundreds of officials, but also served as the source of rations for the huge garrison in the capital. Zhang Fangping, a native of the Song Dynasty, once said: "Today's situation is that the country is based on the military, the military is based on food, and the food is based on water transportation." After the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties established their capital in Beijing, millions of stones of grain had to be transported from th
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Don't Call Me Leader
It is adapted from similar incidents that occurred in Gansu and Ningxia around 2000. How does a down-and-out ordinary person realize his life ideals and life values step by step by becoming a leader? That is the extreme pursuit of some extreme people in the context of the times.
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Woke Times
This novel describes the wave of the times experienced by the generation born in the 1980s. It also describes the intertwining of individual growth and the current of the times, the collision of dreams and reality, persistence and compromise, and the search for self and belonging.
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Please Call Me Zhuge Yueying
Zhuge Mingzhu is a graduate student majoring in traditional Chinese medicine. He studied under Qian Zifen, a master of traditional Chinese medicine, and has learned the essence of traditional Chinese medicine. Qian Zifen and Mr. Tian Yuqing are good friends, so Zhuge Mingzhu himself has been deeply influenced by Mr. Tian Yuqing's understanding of history. Zhuge Mingzhu, as the 50th generation grandson of Zhuge Liang, comes from Zhuge Village, Lanxi, and participated in the ancestor worship cerem
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