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Books by Muyu Adai
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Bloodshed in Southern Tibet, 1962 血洒藏南1962
In 1962, on a snow-covered mountain 5,000 meters above sea level, the wind cut at people's faces like knives. It was a lightning campaign on the plateau, forgotten by the world. When Indian troops crossed the McMahon Line, the People's Liberation Army struck simultaneously from the east and west. In the Kejielang Valley, reconnaissance officer Chen Jun led his unit behind enemy lines and captured Indian Brigadier General Dalvi. At Galwan, company commander Li Weijiang forced his way across an ic
1.1kReads8.6Score190Shelves
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Blood and Fire: Lang Son, 1979 血火谅山1979
Rooted in the true history of the war, this epic novel is set on the eastern front of the 1979 Sino-Vietnamese border war. Through the perspectives of commanders, combat companies, scouts, medics, and even Vietnamese officers, it vividly recreates pivotal battles that decided the outcome on the eastern front, including the assault on Dong Dang and the Battle of Lang Son. The story captures both the thunderous force of the “cleaver tactics” that struck straight at the enemy's vital points and the
845Reads8.4Score136Shelves
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Silent Night Wolf: Spy Shadows in Laoshan 夜狼无声:老山谍影
The Night Wolf Unit was a Chinese special operations team active around Laoshan from 1979 to 1984. Formed to crush Vietnamese spies, the unit was led by Commander Xiong Zhibing. They repeatedly uncovered enemy spies, carrying out their honorable mission to secure victory in the Battle of Laoshan even at the cost of their own lives. They also crossed the China-Vietnam border many times to gather intelligence, sometimes venturing deep into Vietnamese territory. Beneath the smoke of war in the bord
807Reads7.7Score110Shelves
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Jungle Shadows: Elite Soldier of the Vietnam War 丛林秘影:越战尖兵
As the old saying goes, “To wage war, you must know yourself and your enemy. Only then can you win a hundred battles without danger.” During the 1979 self-defense counterattack, the Battle of Lang Son began with a series of preliminary engagements. The 55th Army used a combination of assaults and surprise attacks to seize Dong Dang, the forward shield of Lang Son, and destroy its formidable “French fortress.” Before that, however, Han Zhenshan led a reconnaissance team deep behind enemy lines. T
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Outpost Before Dawn 黎明前哨
This is the true story of the reconnaissance company that served as the vanguard of the Battle of Tieling, a tale of comrades bound together in blood and flesh. Before dawn, they brought back strategic intelligence that turned the tide of the Battle of Tieling, then gave their lives to the land of Korea. May 1951, Tieling, central Korean Peninsula. The main force of the Chinese People’s Volunteers was retreating along the entire front, while American mechanized units charged north, intent on cu
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Old Mountain, 1984 老山1984
This novel follows the growth of new recruit Zheng Shiyong. Through his personal experiences and what he sees and hears, it centers on three major battles: the recovery of Laoshan, the fighting at Zheyin Mountain, and the July 12 defensive battle at Songmaoling. It weaves in such defining elements as Muyingtai, cat-ear caves, mule trains, and the spirit of defending and loving one's country, building a war epic full of vivid characters, deep bonds, and heartfelt emotion, and showing how the spir
562Reads7.3Score—Shelves
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Blood Spilled in Southern Xinjiang, 1979 血洒南疆1979
From 1979 to 1993, China and Vietnam faced off for fourteen years. Vietnam repeatedly instigated bloody incidents along the border, until the Chinese People's Liberation Army could no longer tolerate it and launched a counterattack in self-defense to protect its territory. Let us revisit the wartime chronicles of the Eastern Front (Guangxi–Lang Son), the Central Front (the Battle of Laoshan), and the Western Front (Hekou–Lao Cai) from 1979 to 1984 to 1993. Eastern Front: From February to April 1
261Reads7.4Score—Shelves
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Songshan, 1944 松山1944
Songshan 1944 is set against the historical backdrop of the Second Chinese Expeditionary Force’s campaign in Burma in 1944. It tells, in a documentary style, how Chinese soldiers regrouped and trained to avenge their defeat in the first Burma campaign. After occupying Tengchong in 1942, the Japanese built formidable fortifications at Songshan and held their positions for a long time, relying on the natural barrier of the Nu River. They called it the “Oriental Maginot Line,” determined to stop th
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Bloodstained Secret War: The Lao Shan Heroes 血色密战:老山英雄连
In 1984, eighty-seven young men entered Laoshan. Liu Yun Feng, Ge Qing Tian, Zhang Chang Ming, Li Zheng Heng, Chen Er Wa... They had names, parents, fiancées they hadn't married, and newborn babies. They crawled through the forests of Bali River for 187 days. When food ran out, they chewed tree bark. When wounded, they cut away flesh with red-hot bayonets. When surrounded, they squeezed into a cave and waited for daylight. Of the eighty-seven, only three emerged from the cave, leaning on one ano
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The Discipline Inspection Special Task Force 纪委专案组
Told from the perspective of Chen Shizhong, The Discipline Inspection Special Task Force takes readers to the front lines of anti-corruption work by the discipline inspection and supervision authorities. It follows the downfall and investigation of powerful figures and their private confessions of remorse. It is at once a novel, a viewing experience, and a firsthand account of the fight against corruption. The story begins with a thorough investigation into an explosion at a deep-sea drilling pl
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The Mystic Vein Physician's Path 玄脉医途
Modern medical student Shen Yan accidentally transmigrates to the Tang dynasty in the third year of the Zhenguan era after touching a talisman in an ancient book. He is thrust into a high-martial world where martial energy runs rampant. Newly arrived in Chang'an, he uses his knowledge of anatomy and traditional Chinese acupuncture to establish himself at Huichun Hall and treat martial artists' injuries. He unexpectedly activates the Mysterious Jade and the Bronze Acupuncture Figure, awakening th
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Gathering Evidence at a Myanmar Scam Compound 我在缅甸电诈园区取证
From the first-person perspective of a police officer investigating and collecting evidence, experience firsthand what it is like to gather evidence at a telecom fraud compound in Myanmar, reconstruct the true circumstances of the case, and uncover a hidden side of these compounds.
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Thunder Over Southeastern Yunnan: The Funing Anti-Chiang Guerrilla Column 滇东南风雷:富宁讨蒋纵队
Dian Southeast: Thunder Over Funing begins with the revolutionary struggle in the Funing region of southeastern Yunnan in 1948 and continues through the founding of New China. It offers a sweeping portrayal of the First Funing Anti-Chiang Column, from its first sparks to its growth into a blazing movement, and its eventual merger with the nationwide liberation struggle. Rooted in the mountainous setting of southeastern Yunnan, where many ethnic groups live side by side, the story weaves together
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The Azure Nether Tribulation: Dual Cultivation 青冥劫之双修
On a vast fantasy continent, the Human and Demon races have been locked in constant conflict ever since an ancient catastrophe caused the Spirit Realm to collapse. The Humans, greatly weakened, have retreated to towns and sects. The Demons have risen to power and seized the lands rich in spiritual energy, launching frequent attacks. The Qinglong Sect, the most powerful sect near Qingyang Town, bears the responsibility of protecting the Human race. The story follows the growth of the protagonist,
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Qingning’s Journal: Love in the Morning Mist of Maple Lake 青宁记事枫湖晨雾里的爱情
The Love Story of Qingning: Love in the Morning Mist over Feng Lake is set in the small town of Qingning and tells the love story of Lin Sen and He Jing, from their first meeting in the morning mist over Feng Lake to weathering every storm and growing old hand in hand. At their first meeting, the reeds by Feng Lake captured on a film camera meet the line “The reeds grow thick and green” on the pages of the Book of Songs, sparking romance. Along the way, they overcome the distance of living apart
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