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Word Game
Nan Xiaolou, a university lecturer with a mysterious past, receives a photograph after class. It evokes the Tang dynasty poem “A Face Like Peach Blossoms, Glowing in Each Other’s Reflection” and bears an uncanny resemblance to the back of her missing friend, Yue Wuhua. Nan Xiaolou travels to the place where Cui Hu’s “Written at the Southern Villa of the Capital” was set. Following clues hidden in the poem, she finds Yue Wuhua in grave danger and uncovers a treasure from the Northern Qi dynasty,
429Reads8.6Score101Shelves
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Strange News About China
"Darkness Under the Lamp", also known as "Chinese Strange Tales", after "Thailand Strange Tales" sold 100,000 copies, the "suspense geek" Yang Xingxi uses his new work "Darkness Under the Lamp" to take you to deeply appreciate the marrow of Chinese folk customs. What poignant and touching swan songs of love and hate are behind the legends that have been passed down to this day? What you originally thought was a natural thing is not as you know it: is a ghost marriage really a marriage to a dead
114Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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Strange News About Thailand
Thailand, known as "Siam" in ancient times, is an ancient country full of mystery. In order to complete their studies, Pumpkin and Mooncake went to study in distant Thailand. In this magical country, before they had time to enjoy the wonderful life of studying abroad, they were involved in a bizarre incident: a voodoo girl covered in beautiful human skin on the plane, a looming snake spirit in the dormitory of international students, a virgin forest that was rarely visited during the journey, a
10Reads6.5Score—Shelves
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Japanese Strange Stories
Japan is a country with a long history and has been greatly influenced by Chinese civilization. The supernatural legends circulating in Japan were almost born at the same time as this country. There are many monster images in Japan, most of which originated from China. However, Japanese monsters have been strictly prohibited by themselves, and latecomers have caught up. In modern Japanese society, a consumer culture with monsters as the key word has emerged, and various books, comics, film and t
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