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Li Qingzhao, the Most Talented Woman of All Time
A historical novel with cultural relics as its bones and words as its heart, it tells the story of Li Qingzhao's life from a talented girl in Bianjing to a lonely hero in troubled times. She protected the fire of civilization in the overthrow of the dynasty, and used words to nail the backbone of a scholar who will never sink. In the seventh year of Yuanfeng in the Northern Song Dynasty (1084), by the Shuyu Spring in Jinan, six-year-old Li Qingzhao opened his eyes to see the world through the en
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Record of the Netherworld City God
As soon as the new Henan City God Song Tao took office, he found that the order of the underworld was shaken. The book of good and evil in the Tang Dynasty was tainted. The innocent soul of Chang'an Wangyoufang, Nie Yiguang (the predecessor of Nie Xiaoqian), wept for help, which involved the secret murder of Prime Minister Changsun Wuji. The soul of Song Tao travels through time and space and possesses the dying body. In Chang'an, the prosperous Tang Dynasty, he faces the evil magic of tree demo
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Qingxi Official Notes
Are rules shackles or weapons? How can we not get lost in the maze of power if we serve the people first? "Notes on Qingxi Officialdom" tells the story of the tempering journey of idealist Lin Xiaoman. This book is a realistic masterpiece that deeply depicts the ecology and power game of grassroots officialdom. It is also an epic of the growth of an idealist. It asks: Where is the real "Qingyun Road"? Lin Xiaoman answered with action: No matter how high the ladder is, the foundation is on the br
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Cao Cao in Troubled Times
"Cao Cao in Troubled Times" The two lines of "human nature and hegemony" are intertwined to restore Cao Cao's transformation from a rebellious boy to a hero in troubled times. Focusing on his disillusionment with idealism, his awakening to machinations, his iron-blooded journey to unify the north, and his mortal warmth of "selling his fragrant shoes to others" in his later years, it explores the eternal game of power and human nature in an epic format. Features: Historical materials are based on
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Qiao Ding
Qiao Ding, a master of Neo-Confucianism in the Song Dynasty, studied under Cheng Yi and became a disciple of Zhu Xi. He founded the Fuling School, which integrated Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism. He went through many hardships throughout his life, protected and passed down Yi Studies, and persisted in academics in troubled times. After the collapse of the Northern Song Dynasty and the war in the Southern Song Dynasty, he became an invisible bridge between Cheng and Zhu Neo-Confucianism. He c
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Everlasting Light
"The Eternal Light" is a realist masterpiece that profoundly depicts the ecology of contemporary Chinese officialdom and the mental journey of intellectuals. From a first-person perspective, the novel tells the ups and downs of the protagonist Jiang An's life from a young cadre with ideals to struggling and getting lost in the whirlpool of power, and finally regaining his original intention through ups and downs. The novel reveals: The real counterattack is not to overlook all sentient beings a
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Official Seal Bears Weight
An epic story of officials from a low-tech background struggling with the urbanization frenzy. Technology breaks the black box, and the people's hearts shine brightly - this is an epic breakthrough of grassroots little people using code, data and flesh and blood to launch a breakthrough against the millennium power shady.
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Big Fission
A history of a century of blood and tears of a family's struggle, a magnificent epic that retells big historical moments through the eyes of little people, recreating the thorny road of modern China from the abyss of sinking to revolutionary rebirth. "The Great Fission" takes the tea merchant Wang Yunshan family as the core narrative carrier and spans the most turbulent and critical eighty-five years (1840-1925) in China's modern history. Based on the choices and sacrifices of four generations i
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Purple Air Chang'an: Biography of the Saint Khan Yang Jian
"Purple Air Chang'an: The Biography of the Sage Khan Yang Jian" A soul-stirring imperial epic, a deep tragedy about power, system and the subtleties of human nature. "Purple Air Chang'an" uses a grand scale to focus in depth on the key giant in Chinese history - Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty Yang Jian. The work takes his magnificent life as its axis, piercing through the smoke and dust of history to show how he transformed from a powerful official in troubled times to a "sage khan" who rebuilt
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