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Mud Under Fireworks
The fictional "Tie Ao Street" in the old town of Linjiang is a corner forgotten by urban development, full of dilapidated tube buildings, oily food stalls and undercurrent chess and card rooms. The rent is low but not paid all year round, water and electricity are often cut off, and the streets are filled with the hustle and bustle of the market and the embarrassment of life, which is the epitome of the bottom group struggling to survive.
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Wucheng Bureau Middle Bureau
In 1985, Wucheng, a prefecture-level city in the south, was in the early stages of reform and opening up, with the rise of self-employed businesses and wholesale markets, the collision of old and new ideas, and the poor flow of information. The "Sanduo Alley" in the old city gathers antique stalls, food stamp sellers, and small businessmen, while the emerging "Fumin Building Materials Market" is a gathering place for households worth ten thousand yuan, providing a natural soil for Qianmen to do
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Searching for Cores and Fighting Obsidian
The treasure is the "core of life" of the legendary ancient civilization "Carnac" in the Andes Mountains. According to my grandfather's manuscript, the Kanak civilization mastered the secret of utilizing natural energy. The "core of life" is a crystal containing huge energy. It can not only purify the environment and nourish life, but also hides key information for interpreting the star map of the universe. The civilization disappeared due to a sudden geological disaster, and the "core of life"
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Wind Passing Wheel Group: Heart to the End
Focusing on the professionalism and cruelty of modern road cycling, using "the comeback path of a passing genius rider" as a clue, it explores "self-salvation beyond winning and losing" - not all sprints are to stand on the podium, but to regain the love for cycling itself, as well as the trust and inheritance between people.
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Summer Date with the Ball-Chasing Boy
Located in the seaside town "Kiyose Town" in Chiba Prefecture, Japan, the town's Kiyose High School Baseball Club was once a strong team in the county. In the past ten years, it has been reduced to the middle and lower reaches due to a talent gap. The team's budget is tight and the venue is old. It is jokingly called the "Sunset Club Life" by the teachers and students of the school.
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The Shadow of a Sword Accompanies Grudges at Xiangjiang Wharf
In 1927, the city of Changsha was in turmoil. In the aftermath of the warlords' melee, the Xiangjiang Wharf has become a battleground for three religions and nine factions - the "Hongsheng Ban" wharf gang that controls loading and unloading, the "Qinghe Society" that relies on the Hunan Opera troupe to cover smuggling, the "Fuxing Society" who colludes with the new warlords and covets the interests of the wharf, and the craftsmen's guilds (blacksmiths, porters, boatmen) hidden in the market. The
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Ink Dyes the Spring and Autumn, and Discusses the Mountains and Rivers
Su Mingyuan, 20 years old, was the son of a rural school teacher in Hongzhou. He was of average talent but tough-minded. He was determined to avenge his father's injustice and was demoted in the imperial examination. He was good at policy theory but weak in poetry.
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Looking for Yunjin on the Westbound Trade Route
During the Kaiyuan period of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, the countries in the Western Regions had good relations with the Tang Dynasty. The eastern section of the Silk Road (Chang'an-Hexi Corridor) was smooth, and the middle section (Western Regions-Central Asia) was occasionally turbulent due to tribal disputes. Hu merchants, Han merchants, and Persian caravans crisscrossed each other, and religions (Buddhism, Islam, and Huoism) and cultures blended in the city-states along the route.
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In the Sui Dynasty, the Dikes Sounded Like Dysprosium, and the Heroes Protected the Refugees.
From the 13th year of Daye in the Sui Dynasty to the first year of Wude in the Tang Dynasty (AD 617-618), the world was in chaos. Yang Guang was stranded in Jiangdu. Officials in various places took the opportunity to impose exorbitant taxes, and the victims were displaced in the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River and along the Grand Canal. The "Wolf Howl Valley" at the junction of Qilu and Qilu is home to a special team of thieves who do not rob civilians but only rob officials and me
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Spiritual Energy Surges to the Top of the City
In 2045, human civilization entered the "dual-track era" in which technology and martial arts go hand in hand. Ten years ago, the "spiritual resurgence" phenomenon occurred worldwide. Ancient martial arts secrets and lost inheritances appeared one after another, and the human body's potential was re-stimulated.
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Hidden in the Sky: Anecdotes About Incognito Detectives
In the name of "rectifying the administration of officials and checking people's livelihood", he transformed into "Mr. Yong, the accountant in Jiangnan", and went deep into the people with three followers with extremely contrasting personalities. Not only to expose the court's false statement of "reporting good news but not bad news", but also accidentally getting involved in a series of "folk strange cases hidden in firewood, rice, oil and salt" - although the cases are small, they are linked t
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