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The 1990s Major Cases Series 90年代大案系列
Written in a documentary style, this book recreates major and serious crimes that exemplify various types of criminal behavior. It untangles the origins and developments of historical cases, delves into the details of the crimes and how the perpetrators were brought down, and delivers a thrilling, suspenseful story.
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Eight Hundred Years of Jingchu 荆楚八百年
Synopsis The Eight-Hundred Years of Jingchu is an epic spanning nearly five hundred chapters, offering the first sweeping, panoramic account of the Chu state’s eight-hundred-year journey from its founding to its fall. The story begins in the era of King Cheng of Zhou, when Xiong Yi was granted lands as a viscount and established his capital at Danyang. From then on, the people of Chu “blazed a trail through the wilderness, opening up the forests” as they struggled to make a home in the Jianghan
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Three Hundred Years from Bianliang to Lin'an 汴梁临安三百年
An Introduction to Three Hundred Years from Bianliang to Lin’an This is a historical account of the turbulent three centuries of the Two Song dynasties, seeking to capture the spirit of an age that reached extraordinary heights even as it brimmed with anxiety. The book begins in 960, when Zhao Kuangyin was proclaimed emperor at Chenqiao Station, and ends in 1279, with the tragic sinking at Yashan. Over these three centuries, China experienced both a “golden age” of civilizational achievement and
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Tales of the Northern Song 北宋那些往事
Bianjing, the bustling capital of the Northern Song, witnessed the splendor and turmoil of the dynasty. Set in the middle years of the Northern Song, "The Stories of the Northern Song" portrays the shifting fortunes of the age through the eyes of historical figures such as Zhao Kuangyin, Wang Anshi, and Sima Guang. From the Chenqiao Mutiny and the banquet that stripped the generals of their military power, to Wang Anshi’s reforms and Sima Guang’s conservative counterattack, the streets and alley
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The Han River 大汉河
The Eastern Han, a dynasty branded by the virtue of fire. It rose from the ashes of a troubled age and forged the splendor of Emperor Guangwu’s restoration, yet ultimately collapsed amid political scheming and bloodshed. The Great Han River, a sweeping epic of more than five million words, takes you back to an era of breathtaking grandeur and cruelty. Written in a style that blends seven parts fact with three parts fiction, the novel tells the legendary life of Lin Feng, a scholar from Nanyang,
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