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Books by Snow God Sword
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Youth on the Rise 奋进的青春
Xie Weikang, a carpenter from Chengdu, fell out with his father over his rebellious ways. With just two hundred yuan in his pocket, he left without a word and traveled alone to Jinan to find work at a furniture factory. On the train, a female college student gave him an idea that planted the seed of programming in his heart. By the banks of the Yellow River, Xie Weikang used professional CPR to save Li Mei, a young seamstress who had nearly drowned. The two fell for each other, but her father st
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Five Years of Gender Confusion: Understanding You for the Rest of My Life 性别错位五年：余生懂你
In the autumn of 2004, Hu Jincheng and Shen Mengting got married and opened a small supermarket by the entrance to their residential complex with financial help from both sets of parents. He handled the purchasing and heavy work, while she ran the shop and took care of all the housework. Before long, the daily grind of pregnancy and raising a child wore away the warmth between them. Unable to understand each other's hardships, they argued and gave each other the silent treatment again and again.
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Old Dreams of the Little City 少城旧梦
In Chengdu’s Shaocheng district in 1996, a mistakenly taken English exam paper quietly entwines the fates of the boy Cheng Yinxing and the girl Ji Furong. The sweetness of tangerine candy and the fragrance of candied rice cakes color their tender, youthful feelings. In a campus where ginkgo leaves fall, they support each other and keep their promise of “a lifetime” hidden in their hearts. But the fork in the road appears without warning. Policy changes, distance, and the grind of reality force t
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Tales of the Old City 少城往事
In the height of summer in 2000, Shaocheng in Chengdu still held a slow pace of life untouched by commercialization. Gray-green tiles covered the old lanes, locust trees shaded the bluestone streets, and the fragrance of tea in lidded bowls mingled with the heat of hot pot, drifting over the bustle of everyday life. The millennium breeze swept through Chengdu as old and new eras quietly collided. Old pagers and candy-bar phones took turns in people’s hands, secure jobs in state-owned enterprises
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