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Major Case Series of the 1990S
This book uses documentary creative techniques to reproduce major cases with typical criminal characteristics, clarify the ins and outs of historical cases, and delve into the details of criminals and the process of their destruction. The plot is thrilling.
5.4kReads7.1Score471Shelves
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Dahan River
The Eastern Han Dynasty, a dynasty marked by fire and virtue. It rose from the ashes of troubled times and created the glory of Guangwu Zhongxing, but eventually collapsed amidst intrigue and blood. "Dahan River", a magnificent epic of more than five million words, will take you back to that era when magnificence and cruelty coexisted. The work uses the writing method of "seven facts and three imaginary" and under the real historical framework, tells the legendary life of Nanyang scholar Lin Fen
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Eight Hundred Years of Jingchu
Content introduction "Eight Hundred Years of Jingchu" is a magnificent epic masterpiece. With nearly 500 chapters, it provides the first panoramic representation of the eight hundred years of the Chu Kingdom's vicissitudes from its founding to its demise. The whole book begins in the era of King Cheng of Zhou Dynasty, when Xiong Yi was granted the title of Zinan and established the capital in Danyang. Since then, the people of Chu have made great efforts to open up the mountains and forests alon
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Those Past Events of the Northern Song Dynasty
In the Northern Song Dynasty, Bianjing, this prosperous capital, witnessed the glory and turmoil of the Song Dynasty. "Those Past Events of the Northern Song Dynasty" is set in the middle of the Northern Song Dynasty, and shows the changes of an era through the perspectives of historical figures such as Zhao Kuangyin, Wang Anshi, and Sima Guang. From Chenqiao's mutiny to the drinking of wine to release military power, from Wang Anshi's reform to Sima Guang's conservative counterattack, the stree
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Three Hundred Years of Lin'an in Bianliang
Brief introduction to "Three Hundred Years of Lin'an in Bianliang" This is a historical record of the changes in the two Song dynasties and three hundred years, aiming to capture the spirit of that era that was at its peak but full of worries. The book begins with Chen Qiaoyi's wearing a yellow robe in 960 AD and ends with Yashan's tragic sinking into the sea in 1279. Over the past three hundred years, China has experienced a "golden age" of civilizational achievements and a "historical turning
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