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  1. My Whole Life Lao Shecompleted "My Life" is a famous novella written by Mr. Lao She in 1937 on the eve of the Anti-Japanese War. Through a patrolman's self-narration of his ups and downs in his life, it reflects the suffering of ordinary citizens in the old society, exposes the darkness and decay of the old society, and expresses his hope for a new life in the new world: "I hope that by the time I laugh to the end, the world will be different!" "My Life" is Lao She's first masterpiece in his golden period of creation, and it —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  2. The Complete Works of Lao She's Classics (Ten Volumes) Lao Shecompleted The "Complete Collection of Lao She's Classics" includes "Camel Xiangzi", "The Philosophy of Lao Zhang", "Two Horses", "Winter in Jinan", "Cat City", "This Life", "Xiaopo's Birthday", "Dr. Wen", "Teahouse", "Longxugou", "Treasure Ship" and "Four Generations Under One Roof", etc., Among which are all his classic works. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  3. Lao Niu Broken Car: Lao She's Autopsy Lao Shecompleted "Lao Niu Breaks the Car" is a very unique and precious collection of autobiographical essays in the creative career of Mr. Lao She (1899-1966), a giant of modern Chinese literature. Different from his popular novels and dramas, this book is a candid review and in-depth analysis of Lao She's creative process, experience gains and losses, and artistic thinking of his representative works from the early to the Anti-Japanese War period. In the book, Mr. Lao She dissects "The Philosophy of Lao Zhang" —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  4. Teahouse: a Big Teahouse Is a Small Society Lao Shecompleted "Teahouse" is a three-act drama created in 1957 by Mr. Lao She, a master of modern Chinese literature and people's artist. It is known as a landmark classic in the history of Chinese drama and enjoys the reputation of "a miracle on the Oriental stage". With its grand historical vision, exquisite characterization, profound thematic implications and strong Beijing flavor, this work has become the pinnacle representative of Chinese realist drama. It is still frequently performed today, shocking gen —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  5. Xiaopo's Birthday: Confused People Can Also Be a Little Shrewd Lao Shecompleted "Xiaopo's Birthday" is a full-length fairy tale novel written by Mr. Lao She in the 1930s. It is the only full-length work specially written for children in his creative career. It is also a unique and important chapter in the history of modern Chinese children's literature. The story is based on what Mr. Lao She saw and heard during his stay in Singapore, with Xiaopo, an overseas Chinese boy, as the protagonist. Xiaopo is a child who grew up in Singapore's multiracial society. He is innocent, l —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  6. Biography of Niu Tianci: Life Is the Accumulation of Constraints Lao Shecompleted "The Legend of Niu Tianci" is a novel written in 1934 by Mr. Lao She, a master of modern Chinese literature. It is another masterpiece of his "humor with compassion" style. With a unique perspective and delicate writing style, the novel tells the story of an abandoned baby Niu Tianci who was adopted by a small businessman Niu Laoman and his wife, and then grew up in a complex family and social environment with ups and downs. The protagonist Niu Tianci's life experience is a mystery. He was aband —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  7. Luotuo Xiangzi: a World Without Justice Lao Shecompleted "Camel Xiangzi" is one of the masterpieces of Mr. Lao She, a master of modern Chinese literature. It was created in 1936. This outstanding realist novel is set in Peiping during the warlord war in the 1920s. Through the tragic life trajectory of the rickshaw driver Xiangzi's struggle, struggle, and eventual destruction, it profoundly depicts the miserable life of the working people at the bottom of old Chinese cities, and reveals the dark nature of semi-colonial and semi-feudal society and its r —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  8. Erma: the Most Difficult Thing in Life Is to Survive Lao Shecompleted "Two Horses" is a novel written in 1929 by Mr. Lao She, the master of modern Chinese literature. It is one of his important early masterpieces and an early and profound masterpiece in modern Chinese literature that depicts the collision of Chinese and Western cultures. With a unique perspective and poignant yet tender writing style, the novel tells the story of a series of cultural conflicts and identity dilemmas encountered by Beijing citizens Ma Zeren and his son Ma Wei when they went to Londo —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  9. Lao Zhang's Philosophy: the World Is a Mess Lao Shecompleted "The Philosophy of Lao Zhang" is a novel written by Mr. Lao She, a master of modern Chinese literature, in 1926. With sharp and bitter satirical writing and vivid local Beijing colors, the novel profoundly exposed the darkness and decadence of the lower class society in Beiping City in the early years of the Republic of China. It successfully created "Lao Zhang", a philistine model who combines evil gentry, businessmen, soldiers, and educators, and pursues extreme egoism. The story revolves arou —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  10. Cat City: Once Personality Is Lost Lao Shecompleted "Cat City" (1933) is a very pioneering and critical long fable novel written by Mr. Lao She, a master of modern Chinese literature. The story unfolds from a first-person perspective, narrating the tragic journey of "I" who crash-landed on Mars and witnessed the Cat Kingdom - an ancient and decadent civilization heading for complete destruction due to greed, ignorance and internal strife. The work draws on the grotesque social mirror of the Cat Country to depict official corruption, national numb —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  11. Four Generations Living Under One Roof: Home Is Both a Harbor and a Battlefield Lao Shecompleted "Four Generations Under One Roof" is a million-word masterpiece written by Mr. Lao She, a leading figure in modern Chinese literature. It can be called an immortal monument to Chinese Anti-Japanese War literature. The novel was written in the 1940s and consists of the trilogy "Confusion", "Stealing Life" and "Famine", which fully demonstrates the suffering, struggle, awakening and tenacity of the Chinese nation during the eight-year war of resistance against Japan. The novel takes the Xiaoyangqu —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  12. Crescent Moon: Selected Novels by Lao She Lao Shecompleted "Crescent Moon: A Collection of Lao She's Novels" collects sixteen classic short and medium-sized novels by Mr. Lao She, including "Crescent Moon", "My Life", "The Soul-Breaking Gun", "Romance of the Old Age" and other popular chapters. Lao She tells the story of the joys and sorrows of little people with grim humor and compassionate style: the downfall of the paper maker, the bitterness of the patrolman, the struggle of the orphan girl, the helplessness of the old man... They may be struggling —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  13. Camel Xiangzi By Lao Shecompleted "Camel Xiangzi" is set in old Peiping and describes the tragic experience of a rickshaw driver nicknamed "Camel" Xiangzi. It reflects the pain of the working people living at the bottom of the city and exposes the evils of the old society. This work centers on the main character Xiangzi, with two clues intersecting around Xiangzi's actions. One is Xiangzi's "pull a cart and buy his own cart". It tells how he worked hard and struggled to be a free driver, but in the end his hope was shattered and —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  14. If Lu Xun Were to Write "Camel Xiangzi" Written by Lao She; Edited by the Brief Reading Editorial Teamcompleted This is a story about a person being turned into an "animal" bit by bit. Xiangzi, an ordinary rickshaw puller in Peiping, was once young, strong, taciturn, and had a simple desire to "earn his breath." He lives frugally, hoping to buy a car of his own, where he can drive freely and live a clean life. He relied on the muscles and bones in his legs to feed himself, and relied on the hope in his heart to keep him going. However, a series of blows - soldiers robbed cars, tiger girls forced marriages —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  15. I Was so Stupid When I Was a Kid, Expecting to Grow Up Lao Shecompleted When I was a child, the watch painted on my hand did not move, but it took away our best time. Only when I grow up do I realize that the world of adults is never simple. But life is made up of all kinds of trivial things, which together make up our colorful life. Don't chase what you can't catch up with, don't let go of what doesn't belong to you, don't keep what you can't keep, life can't be so complicated, simplicity is better. This book is divided into 5 chapters, which respectively select Mr —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  16. After Reverse Rebirth, I Tore Apart All My Enemies with My Hands Lao Shen Is HereUrban20k Wordsongoing In her previous life, Yang Jin founded Dragon Palace and held top nuclear fusion catalytic technology. However, she was betrayed by her beloved Ye Qingxue, best friend Shen Mo, and father-in-law Ye Xiaodong. She was shot multiple times and died tragically at the Tokyo dock. When he was about to die, the reverse rebirth system was activated, and he returned to his senior year of high school in 2005 with all his memories of eighteen years. The rules were extremely cruel: every time he took revenge —Reads—Score—Shelves
  17. Yuechi Lao Shen Doesn't Stay up Late109k Wordsongoing Chen Yanchi✖️Zhou Yue Two-way secret love, original family, junior year, HE, pure love There are always some surprises that come unexpectedly, and there are always some surprises that come as promised. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  18. Immortal Prime Minister of the Qin Dynasty: Refining Confucian Scholars into Elixirs at the Beginning Lao ShengHistorical31k Wordsongoing The social beast dressed up as Li Si, the scapegoat, and was bound to the historical correction system. The system asked me to burn books and humiliate scholars, but I only recognized the results and not the process. Books were refined into jade slips and Taoist treasures, Confucian scholars put themselves into the gentle fire heart-refining formation to refine the Wenqi Pill. Xu Fu sought immortality and researched it first, and found that building the Great Wall was actually a great formation —Reads—Score—Shelves
  19. The Supreme Master of Interstellar Mercenaries Profit System Lao ShenEastern Fantasy190k Wordsongoing [Decisive killing + cheating and exciting stories + violent power surge + world hegemony + multiple female protagonists] With one sword, you can slay demons and eliminate evil, pick up stars and grasp the moon, move mountains and seas, and bring peace to all things in the world. Holding an army, he is not afraid of immortals and demons, can go up to heaven or earth, is omnipotent, and can protect the peace of the world. To establish a country with great aspirations, equality among all races, and —Reads—Score—Shelves
  20. Returned to Song Dynasty and Became a Wine Merchant Lao Sheep's Little Beloved WifeHistorical108k Wordsongoing Chen Liang, a brewing engineer at a modern liquor factory, accidentally traveled back in time to the third year of the Qingli reign of Renzong in the Northern Song Dynasty during a distilling equipment debugging accident in the distillery, and became the young owner of a dilapidated liquor store in Chenjia Village outside Bianjing City. His father had just passed away, leaving behind three shabby houses, a wine shop and 20 debts. Relying on modern winemaking knowledge—distillation technology to —Reads—Score—Shelves
  21. Mountains and Seas on Earth Lao ShenxianUrban81k Wordsongoing Archaeological researcher Lu Li accidentally activated the "Book of Mountains and Seas" that had been buried for thousands of years during an excavation at the Kunlun Mountains. From then on, those strange beasts and spirits regarded as myths and legends by modern people began to awaken in the shadow of the city where spiritual energy was revived. But Lu Li gradually discovered that the real threat did not come from myths, but from people's hearts - those plutocrats who tried to weaponize the po —Reads—Score—Shelves