Fanqie catalogue
Books by The River of May
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From the Fanqie books we index, matched on the author's name.
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Literature in the Circle 圈子里的文学
Literature in the Circle
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My Village 我的村庄
I'm Niu Wa. Told in the first person, this story looks back on life in a remote village in southwestern Shandong during the 1980s. My father, Uncle Laogen, and my mother, Cuiying, raised my three older sisters and me. Amid the everyday warmth of an ordinary farming family, the story explores family bonds, youthful romance, and simple friendship. As the tide of the times rolled on, the village quietly changed. Three generations, from grandparents to parents to us, were continually pulled between
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You Look at the Mountains and Rivers; I Look at You 你看山河,我看你
You Watch the Mountains and Rivers; I Watch You
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Early Autumn, the Weeping Leaves 初秋,那哭泣的树叶
Early Autumn, the Weeping Leaves
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The Wrong Turn Beyond the Wind 破风之歧途
The Wrong Path to Breaking Through
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Moonstone 月亮石
Moonstone
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The Mackers Are Here 麦客来啦
The Peddler Is Here
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Winter Jasmine in the Flames of War 烽火岁月的迎春花
Spring Flowers in the Years of War
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A Lament for the Rise and Fall of Officialdom 官场青云悲歌
Amid the turbulent reforms of the early 1990s, Lin Wan, a beautiful and clever county guesthouse attendant from a humble background, uses her extraordinary courage to navigate the political jungle. By her side through every rise and fall is Chen Ming, her high school classmate, a rational, cool-headed elite lawyer who has fallen deeply in love with her. Their love and hatred intertwine: they are each other's sharpest weapons and most vulnerable weakness. This urban tragic romance, which begins i
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The Double-Sided Witness 双面证人
When wealthy socialite Shen Jingqiu is murdered, her adopted son and lover, Chen Yu, becomes the prime suspect. Just as everyone expects Chen Yu’s wife, Lin Wei, to fight tooth and nail in his defense, she surprises them by taking the stand as a prosecution witness and accusing her husband of the crime. But behind this seemingly selfless act of turning against her own husband lies a wife’s astonishing gamble, devised for love. In court, truth and lies blur, and the evidence is shrouded in myster
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