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Eating in Yangzhou - Anthology of Hundreds of Yangzhou Food Essays
Diet is not only a science, but also a culture and an art. In the development process of Huaiyang cuisine, the combination of food and culture is an important catalyst for it to continuously climb to new heights and create miracles. We sincerely hope that through this book, more people will understand, understand, and like Yangzhou cuisine and food culture, and that it will make new and greater contributions to promoting exchanges of food culture from various places, continuing to promote the im
100Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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Still Miss Him
[The ultimate broken photographer [Exquisite novel + female-oriented suspense + flashback mystery + BE + pure beauty secret love] A sensitive and fragile boy and a desperate girl have been entangled in a grudge that has lasted for ten years. The day he left, she realized that her best friend and lover were you. That year, Wen Zao met a cat-like boy in the dance studio - his name was Li Zhaole, and everyone called him Zhaole. He didn't like to talk much, but he would walk slower because Wen Zao
30Reads8.9Score—Shelves
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A Brief Explanation of the Golden Chamber in Plain English
"The Complete Works of Guo Aichun" contains about 8 million words of Professor Guo Aichun's works. "The Vernacular Interpretation of Synopsis of the Golden Chamber" is one of the "Complete Works of Guo Aichun". Its main content is to collate and annotate "The Synopsis of the Golden Chamber", translate it into Chinese, and interpret it in an easy-to-understand vernacular form. "Complete Works" comprehensively reflects his academic achievements in the field of traditional Chinese medicine. Mr. Guo
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World Financial History: Bubbles, Wars and Stock Markets
This is an economic and financial history book for the general public. It comprehensively introduces the development of human financial history over thousands of years from the original inventory management records on Mesopotamian clay tablets to the Lehman crisis. Using some revolutionary events as nodes, it explains to readers how many financial systems came about and shows some historical latitudes of institutional and economic development. It is a rare good book for readers who want to under
—Reads9.4Score—Shelves