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Books by Qian Guan Shan Ren
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Tales of Shanghai's Socialites 上海名媛往事
She is the magnolia that withered overnight in the water towns of Jiangnan, and the legend who rose with every step on the Shanghai Bund. Yue Zhenliu fell from the clouds and was reborn on the gilded stage of the Ciro's. Her fingertips touched more than the strings of a pipa: they traced the threads of fate. The smile playing on her lips was more than alluring; it held the resolve to kill without hesitation. Young Marshal Gu Beichen gave her two choices: “Be the bird in my cage, or stand at my s
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Yunling Without Moon 云岭无月
In the Yunling Mountains on the southwest border, a seemingly ordinary "love murder" opened up the festering wounds of the grassroots financial system. Ouyang Zhengfang, the proprietress of a hot pot restaurant, fell off a cliff and died. Her lover, Wen Zhenghua, deputy director of the town credit cooperative, was hastily arrested. However, during the investigation, detective Yu Heqiu discovered that her death was just the tip of the iceberg of a huge black network of "rebates". Behind the 37 l
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Prison of the Innocent 清白之狱
Lin Wanqing spent twenty-one years pulling her husband, Chen Moyan, back into the light from the abyss of a life sentence. From a bride who never got to wear her wedding dress to a formidable lawyer specializing in wrongful convictions, she burned through her youth just to prove the innocence of the man who shared her bed. When the provincial high court finally overturned the original verdict, Chen Moyan put his wedding ring back on her finger in front of a crowd at his release ceremony, then wh
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Rust-Boned in the Rain 雨中锈骨
In the height of summer in 2008, an unseasonal downpour engulfed Lingang City. At the blood-soaked scene of an entire family’s murder in an upscale villa district, Detective Captain Lei Zheng found a chipped enamel mug marked “Red Star Factory.” The past twenty-three years had buried came crashing open: in 1985, Lin Xiaoya, a young woman from the factory, mysteriously disappeared, and her lover Zhao Hui was wrongfully imprisoned on a charge of “hooliganism.” After seventeen years behind bars, Zh
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Chronicles of Dustlight 尘光录
In 1943, in Japanese-occupied Shanghai. Twenty-three-year-old writer Shen Zhiwei laid bare the hearts of people caught in turbulent times with her incisive prose. Her story “Rainy Alley” sent shockwaves through the literary world. Thirty-eight-year-old newspaper editor Lu Yanzhou held a senior post in the puppet government. Though he had experienced several romances, he traveled a thousand miles for her words and knocked on the door of her guarded heart. He understood the loneliness between her
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