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- The Manhunt: Zhang Jun's 19 Days on the Run 东追西捕——魔头张君19天亡命录 People will never forget September 1, 2000, at 6:06 p.m., when a shocking armed robbery took place in Changde, Hunan. In broad daylight, before countless witnesses, four gunmen killed seven people and injured five. Senior criminal investigation experts from the Ministry of Public Security determined it to be the most serious criminal case since the founding of the People’s Republic of China. Hunan police drew the snake from its hole, while Chongqing police lay in wait. Today, the criminal Zhang 281Reads6.3Score—Shelves
- At the Critical Moment 紧急关头 This book collects 25 pieces of detective reportage published by the author. In "A Surefire Way to Catch Thieves at Dongting," trace evidence is the specialty of Yu Liyou, a young deputy chief of criminal investigations. No suspect can escape his methodical pursuit. In "The Chief at the Critical Moment," whenever danger strikes, police chief Zeng Qingjia steps forward, leading by example to forge an ironclad team. Not a single criminal case goes unsolved. —Reads—Score—Shelves
- Tonight, We Get to the Bottom of This 今夜，非弄个水落石出不可 Tonight, We Have to Get to the Bottom of This is a collection of children's novellas and short stories that excels in storytelling, artistry, and its reflection of the times. Each story is ingeniously structured, both logical and surprising, and grounded in reality. The tales brim with childhood fun and innocence: children fish and catch shrimp in Dongting Lake, gather water chestnuts and dig lotus roots, dive underwater, and splash one another. Although the characters and events are fictional, —Reads—Score—Shelves
- The Master of Disguise Detective 百变神探 —Reads—Score—Shelves
- Love's Sea, Hatred's Shore 爱海恨涯 Since the reform and opening-up, Hong Kong and the mainland have had increasingly frequent exchanges. This has led to several law-and-order problems involving criminal activity across the two regions, most notably smuggling, drug trafficking, theft, robbery, and hostage-taking. Some criminals from Hong Kong commit crimes on the mainland or flee there after committing crimes in Hong Kong. Others from the mainland commit crimes in Hong Kong or flee there after offending on the mainland. There are —Reads—Score—Shelves
- The Next Department Director 拟任厅长 —Reads—Score—Shelves
