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The Battle of Nujiang (Two Volumes)
Sixty years ago, 100,000 Chinese Expeditionary Forces were defeated in the Nujiang River, 50,000 heroic souls remained in Burma, and there were mountains of corpses in the Hukang River Valley. No one dared to approach the place where the devil lived in the mouth of the indigenous people. However, not long after, something surprising happened - it was obviously a jungle without life, but why didn't the British Air Force aircraft in India fly around and bomb it repeatedly? What did they want to de
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Sand Sea 1
In order to find his missing subordinate, Wu Xie found Li Cu, an innocent and implicated young man. The scar on the boy's back became Wu Xie's key to solving the mystery of the desert tomb. Under coercion and inducement, Wu Xie and Li Cu went with the expedition team and went deep into the forbidden desert place of death - Gutongjing. Wu Xie, Wang Meng and Li Cu were brought to a vast white desert by the legendary moving Haizi, where the ruins of a confidential project were hidden. And this mode
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Notes from the Abyss - Final Chapter
In the winter of 1959, during a fire in the Greater Khingan Mountains, firefighting personnel discovered the wreckage of a Japanese transport plane in the swamp. Relevant units discovered that the transport plane was transporting all documents of the Kwantung Army's geological exploration of the three eastern provinces and Mongolia. Among them, the exploration data about an area are kept very confidential and special. However, after we explored the area shown in the data, the results showed that
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"Wu Xie's Private Notes" is a collection of what Wu Xie saw, heard, thought and thought during his adventure. The book contains texts and pictures, including the paths Wu Xie and others have traveled, introductions to rare cultural relics and instruments, random doodles on the wonders of the scene, careful illustrations that restore classic scenes, Wu Xie's mental journey on the expedition, and a few words written to his teammates... All kinds of thoughts during the adventure are recorded in thi
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