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Silent Lurker
This is a legendary story. In that era, war scenes followed the liberation of all China, and the soldiers continued to fight! Have faith in the future in your heart and stick to your ideals! With thirty-two years of silence, I look back at my inner yearning! The Republic will never forget the sons and daughters who have faith and are loyal to the motherland!
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Qixiucai
The Legend of Qixiucai is based on the pickled cabbage culture in various parts of Gansu Province. Since the Qin Dynasty, during the agricultural civilization period, it has been a necessary food in the lives of ordinary people. After nearly two thousand years of evolution, it has become a delicious food ingredient today, and has become a scientific and technological achievement product that people in the western region can empathize with, share, and agree on. Therefore, using pulp water as raw
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Menstruation Is Also Menstruation
This is the story of a girl who studied art design in Lanzhou and drifted to Beijing. She tried her best to make a living and fell in love with her colleague. Later, she returned to Lanzhou and met her middle-aged brother, fell in love with him, got married and had a baby, and became a happy mother of two children.
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Dragon Insect
In Lijia Village on the outskirts of a certain city, Li Wanqiang was squatting on a field ridge, holding in his hand the "People's Daily" he had just brought back from the county. The newspaper printed the report of the Third Plenary Session of the Eleventh Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. He read it over and over again, his eyes shining brightly. "Reform and opening up", "economic construction", "rural reform"... These words took root and sprouted in his heart like seeds.
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Jincheng Asynchronous
During the Anti-Japanese War, Lanzhou served as an international transportation hub connecting China and the Soviet Union, an important military town in the northwest, and the rear area. Its underground working conditions were extremely complex and crucial. All forces are competing here, and underground work is characterized by multiplicity, intersectionality, and high risk. As a strategic hub in the northwest and a key node in the Soviet Union's material channel for aiding China, Lanzhou's poli
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