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Books by Xu Zhu of Fenglong Mountain
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The Record of the Immortal Tribulation, Volume One: Testimony 仙劫录第一卷之证言
A Pact of a Hundred Years: The Silence of the Gods and Their Testimony Before Humanity’s Tragedies Opening inscription: “October 2, 1949, the day after the founding of New China. Eight hundred summonses were sent to every temple. This was not a trial to judge the gods for their crimes. They were summoned to the human world to tell what they had witnessed over the past four hundred years but could not prevent. Guan Yu said, ‘I saw the eight hundred thousand people of Yangzhou.’ The City God s
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This Country Is Different 这个国家不一样
Why is China the only country in human history to have an unbroken lineage spanning 5,000 years, from the Spring and Autumn period to the fall of the Qing? Drawing on the Twenty-Four Histories, Zizhi Tongjian, Draft History of Qing, and Records of the Grand Historian, I’ll explain it in plain language.
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A Story from the Spring and Autumn Period to the Republic 从春秋到共和的故事
Stories from the Spring and Autumn Period to the Republic: When Three Thousand Years of Court Intrigue Meet Modern "Mouthpiece" Literature This is not merely a history book, but a hard-hitting storyteller's account that uses the techniques of modern web novels to deconstruct three thousand years of power games in China. The author abandons the solemn composure of traditional histories and applies the satisfying logic of modern popular fiction, blending official historical records, folk legends,
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A Wandering Soul 游荡的魂魄
Inspired by my own story, this is a wake-up call for people in their forties, born in the 1980s: when you're tired, try to stop and rest for a while! From a hospital bed in the emergency room to the landscapes of one's hometown, from the faint glow of the stove in an old house to the stone steps of an ancient road, from youthful troubles to the trials of life and death in middle age, this long journey of the soul is really a heartfelt look back at the whole of life. Where We Come From and Ou
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Chronicles of the Immortal Tribulation: The Cultivator 仙劫录之修行者
Deep in the Mingyue Mountains of eastern Sichuan stands a three-zhang-tall stone gate of blue-gray rock. The lintel is engraved with the words “Fengmenpu.” The gatekeeper, Cai Jing, has been here for 1,846 years. He was once a farmer beneath Mount Kuocang in the Eastern Han Dynasty. The immortal Wang Yuan gave him a golden pill, and from then on his soul never dispersed. He has guarded the only passage between the mortal world and the realm of the immortals ever since. In 2026, archivist Bao Zho
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