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Tianjin Idlers
This book selects 6 novellas by the famous writer Lin Xi, which focus on the urban life of old Tianjin and the filth inside the mansion, the customs and customs of Tianjin Wei, and the faces and mentality of people of all colors from the three religions and nine streams.
—Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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Talk to Your Restless Self: What Is a Sense of Security and How to Get It
Why do you always feel insecure? Why are you afraid of showing your true self to others? Why are you so sensitive and always feel like you are being criticized by others? Why are you always suspicious of others? Why do I always feel so anxious when there is any slight disturbance? How to gain a sense of security? This is a book that even those who feel insecure are reading! Lack of security brings about emotions such as anxiety, low self-esteem, over-sensitivity, irritability, depression and une
—Reads8.9Score—Shelves
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The Old Society You Don't Know
This book is a collection of articles that comprehensively restores the various aspects of Chinese folk customs during the Republic of China. The author Lin Xi uses his personal experiences and literary techniques to record the old events of the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China one by one. It not only reflects the difficulty of life for ordinary people before 1949, but also restores the living conditions of all walks of life at that time. It makes people unable to bear to put it
—Reads9.5Score—Shelves
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The Sadness of the Ages
This book is a selection of Lin Xianzhi's ideological essays. The author uses delicate and beautiful words to describe the ideological status of celebrities in ancient and modern Chinese and foreign history. The breadth of coverage and the depth of understanding make it a masterpiece worth reading. The author is full of enthusiasm and uses poetic language to describe their lives - refusing to outline the appearance of ideas from the perspective of intellectual history, but using thick pen and in
—Reads8.4Score—Shelves