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Books by Ma Liang, Roaming the Three Realms
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A History of Chinese Entrepreneurship: One Thousand Stories of Starting from Scratch 中国创业史:一千个白手起家故事
Every one of these entrepreneurial success stories started with zero investment. Anyone can follow their example and put the methods into practice. They offer guidance for anyone who wants to start a business but has no ideas or know-how.
11Reads—Score—Shelves
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Me and My Boss's Wife 我和我的老板娘
Me and My Boss Lady
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A Collection of Chinese Strange Tales 中国惊奇故事汇
This book is a sweeping epic of folk tales, featuring 2,300 true stories of extraordinary lives. Some are familiar tales, but every true story is a legendary classic, and every story is a movie in its own right.
3Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Heavenly Book of the Six Jia: Seeking the Dao in the Mortal World 六甲天书:凡尘问道
[Ordinary Man's Comeback] [Betrayal and Revenge] [Secret Realm Power-Up]! Chen Fan grew up in the suburbs of a small city in eastern Henan. He once dreamed of working for a big company and living a respectable life, but life rarely goes as planned. He was an carefree boy from a small town until he stumbled upon the Six Jia Heavenly Scripture, an advanced Daoist art kept in his family, and began encountering strange people around him who possessed Daoist powers.
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A Person Beyond Measure 不被标尺衡量的人
Post-apocalyptic wasteland meets social experiment. The protagonist is the last guardian of the old world’s monetary system. In the new world’s “contribution credit system,” he becomes the most wanted criminal, forced to choose between protecting his daughter and preserving humanity’s last measure of value. When AI replaces money with credit scores in the name of “absolute fairness,” humanity loses more than a medium of exchange: it loses the freedom to opt out. True value cannot be measured by
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Buddha’s Light on the Stone Wall: Tracking the Pigeons of Xuanzhong Temple 石壁佛光——玄中寺的鸠鸽寻踪
Buddha’s Light on the Stone Wall: Tracking the Doves of Xuanzhong Temple
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