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Romance of the Three Kingdoms
"The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" tells the story of the rise of various heroes at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty and the establishment of kingdoms one after another, which eventually led to the formation of the three kingdoms of Cao Wei, Liu Shu and Sun Wu. It focuses on the intricate, intense and sharp struggles among multiple political groups for nearly a century. This struggle developed into a continuous struggle for political power and military conflicts, showing a series of magnifice
133Reads9.0Score—Shelves
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Chivalry***
It is said that during the Jingyou period of the Northern Song Dynasty, Zuo Xiangong, an old bodyguard and eight-step kicking hero in Hangzhou, was deceived by his enemies in the name of the court. His wife, the female swordsman Yu Xuemei, wanted to protect the priceless sword inherited from her ancestors.
114Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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Kangxi's Private Visit
During the reign of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, the Yellow River overflowed year after year, and the people along its banks suffered terribly. Emperor Kangxi was sympathetic to the people's sentiments and inspired to regulate the river. He personally visited the south of the Yangtze River nine times to inspect the disasters of the Yellow River, which led to scenes of legendary stories that have been passed down for a while. Kangxi's private visits in private, caring for people's sentimen
84Reads9.0Score—Shelves
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Liu Gongan
This book tells the story of Liu Luo Guo'er, who was ordered to seize the governor of Shandong and the corrupt official Guitai. Along the way, he eliminated violence and solved strange cases. The contents include Zuo Liancheng's complaint, the Meridian Opera and Kun, the Golden Palace sealing the imperial guillotine, Huang Aiyu's tomb, giving a fan to recognize the adopted daughter, a clever thief in the black pine forest, the imperial edict being stolen, Liu Yong being imprisoned on death row,
36Reads9.1Score—Shelves
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Twenty-Four Filial Piety
The full name of "Twenty-Four Filial Piety" is "Selected Poems of Quanxiang Twenty-Four Filial Piety", which was compiled by Guo Jujing of the Yuan Dynasty. One theory is that it was written by his younger brother Guo Shouzheng, and the third theory is that it was written by Guo Juye. It is a collection of stories about twenty-four filial sons from different dynasties who performed filial piety from different angles, different environments, and different encounters.
8Reads8.7Score—Shelves