Fanqie catalogue
Books by Wen Yuan
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The Rookie Cop Who Loves Gossip in the Sixties 六零吃瓜小片警
In the 1960s, Wen Liu graduates from high school and inherits her maternal grandfather's position, becoming a beat cop at a neighborhood police station. An unexpected bond with a System lets her see and hear the secrets people keep hidden in their hearts within a certain radius. She is inadvertently drawn into an old case from several years ago, uncovering the truth behind her uncle's death and a glimpse of a dark conspiracy...
58Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Daoguang Emperor's Pacification Campaign 道光平叛
This book recounts the military campaign that pacified the Hui territories at the start of the Daoguang Emperor's reign in the Qing dynasty. In the early years of the Daoguang reign, a rebellion by the Khojas of the White Mountain faction of Islam broke out in the Hui territories south of the Tianshan Mountains. Known to history as the Jahangir Rebellion, it plunged the region into turmoil. The Daoguang Emperor ordered Changling, General of Ili, Yang Yuchun, Governor-General of Shaan-Gan, and Wu
52Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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A Book That Unlocks the Allusions of History 一本书读通历史典故
Over five thousand years of Chinese history, our ancestors have left us a precious legacy of civilization. Written in a rigorous yet accessible style and presented in a fresh, engaging layout, A Book That Brings Historical Allusions to Life paints a magnificent portrait of five thousand years of Chinese history. Here you will find tragic and inspiring heroes, gripping tales of war, institutions that enlightened future generations, brilliant and enduring wisdom, and cultural masterpieces that hav
52Reads9.5Score—Shelves
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The Whole World Is White 举世皆白
In the final years of the Xu Dynasty, crushing taxes left people across the land destitute. Zhang Jiuchong raised an army, overthrew the old dynasty, and founded the Great An Dynasty, adopting the reign name Hongfa and championing rule by law. He proclaimed to all under heaven: “The Son of Heaven is subject to the same laws as the common people.” When Yuan Wen, magistrate of Fengping County, exposed Prince Ji’s case of murdering commoners for amusement and reported it to the capital, he never ex
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