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Looking South of the Yangtze River
"Looking to the South of the Yangtze River" is a novel written by Wang Xufeng, winner of the Mao Dun Literature Prize, who spent 26 years in hiding. The novel narrates the ups and downs of the Hang family, a tea family in the south of the Yangtze River, and the fate of the characters during the magnificent social process in the nearly twenty years before and after the founding of New China. Wang Xufeng writes about tea people and tea affairs. In the earth-shaking era, he writes about the choice
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Herbal Rescue
The sound of the iron chains in the woodshed hurt people's eardrums. Chu Mingshuang opened her eyes in the darkness. The smell of blood in her throat was exactly the same as when she took her last breath in her previous life.
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Chi Shackles
When the crisp sound of broken bones came from the wedding sedan, Xiao Jin was using the tip of his sword to open the red silk curtain embroidered with Luan and Phoenix. The smell of blood surged out, and he saw his bride pressing a bloody bone nail against her Adam's apple. "Guess, Your Majesty," Chu Mingzhao dug his Dankou-stained nails into the curse lines on his palms, "Which one is faster is you cutting my throat, or is it faster for me to pierce your heart with my poisonous nails?"
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