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Yuan Haowen, a Jin Dynasty Loyalist 金朝遗民元好问
My new work is out! Come read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you’ll enjoy it. Your support is what motivates me to write, and I’ll do my best to tell every story well!
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A Thousand Years of Loyalty: Wen Tianxiang 千秋忠义之文天祥
This is the story of Wen Tianxiang’s extraordinary life. Brilliant from childhood, he made a name for himself while young and entered public service in his prime. In middle age, he was entrusted with a mission at a time of crisis, and as the Southern Song Dynasty teetered in the storm, he tried with all his might to turn the tide. Though events did not go as he hoped, his noble sacrifice became an enduring example of loyalty and righteousness, revered by generations to come and embodying the spi
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The Life of a Steadfast Hong Kong Upper-Middle-Class Elite 一位香港稳态精英中产的一生
The life of a steady, middle-class Hong Kong professional.
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Lu You, the Poetic Soul of the Southern Song 南宋诗魂陆游
Lu You’s life is a portrait of the fierce collision between personal ideals and the limits of his era. He never lived to see the Central Plains restored, but his poetry became an enduring symbol of the Chinese nation’s unyielding spirit.
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The Heroic Poet Xin Qiji 英雄词人辛弃疾
This story follows Xin Qiji, who was born in Jinan Prefecture under Jin rule. Raised by his grandfather, Xin Zan, he grew up in the Jin-controlled territories to become a hero of the resistance against the Yuan, accomplished in both letters and arms. He led from the front and fought in countless battles, devoting his entire life to restoring the lands of the Han. When he was denied a place to serve, he traded his sword for a brush and pioneered the bold and unrestrained style of poetry, becoming
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Listen to Li Er Explain Philosophy 听李二明白讲哲学
This book shares Li Erming's reflections after forty years of studying philosophy. It is written for like-minded people of his generation who love philosophy and hope to live wisely and with clear minds. The book discusses the origins of philosophy, its founders, the problems philosophy sets out to solve, why some people resist clarity, the benefits of studying philosophy, and its practical relevance to people today. It is my hope that these reflections will help readers in their lives, and that
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