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The Days When I Was Kidnapped
"I was kidnapped by a masked man. He was a man with great physical strength, a tough heart, and perverted methods. During those days of imprisonment, I suffered inhuman torture and even became pregnant with his child... I thought I was going to die there, but he suddenly let me go! And my bad luck has just begun..."
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Learn Go Language in Depth
Go language is suitable for server programming and network programming, including Web application programming. This book explains in detail the basic concepts of Go language data types, keywords, literals, and basic syntax, as well as the engineering construction, testing, compilation, and operation of Go projects. It also provides an in-depth explanation of concepts related to concurrent programming such as goroutines and channels. It also introduces the system standard library, network program
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(Translation Series of Modern Western Criticism Classics) Language and Silence: on Language, Literature and Inhumanity
George Steiner's masterpiece is also a classic work of Western humanistic criticism in the 20th century. The core issues of "Language and Silence" are language, literary criticism and humanism (and anti-humanism). The articles collected in it were written in different periods, but they all share a fundamental theme - the life of language. According to Steiner, language is the representative of culture. Several inhumane countercurrents in the modern West (especially the Nazis) have led to the abu
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Corpse Spring Garden
The soul of "Corpse Garden" is Carr's gorgeous puzzles and reversals, and its flesh and blood is the fireworks, makeup, blood and undercurrents of Shanghai in 1936. It will prove to readers that the most sophisticated crimes often grow in the deepest mire of local culture. At the end of the story, when Fang Sishen finally solved the mystery, but found that what he revealed was just the prologue of a larger conspiracy on the precarious "isolated island", the questioning of human nature and the na
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