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A Dream of Red Mansions: a Continuation of the Original Work in Vernacular
If Cao Xueqin were alive today, how would he write "A Dream of Red Mansions"? I guess he will definitely write that word - love. In Cao Gong's original work, every word is blood and every sentence is tears. But how many people are intimidated by the half-literate and half-white language, and how many people are led astray by Gao E's "Lan Gui Qifang" and miss the core secret: "A Dream of Red Mansions" is actually a novel about true love. Baoyu's love for Daiyu is not the cliché of a talented man
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Journey to the West: Modern Vernacular Listening and Reading Edition
Are you still missing this Eastern mythology classic because the original text is obscure? This "Journey to the West: Modern Vernacular Listening and Reading Edition" is newly rewritten in Jin Yong's fluent vernacular, completely eliminating reading difficulties. It is suitable for both silent reading and listening and reading, making it easy and immersive to travel around the world of Journey to the West. The fairy stone in Dongsheng Shenzhou burst into pieces, and the stone monkey was born.
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Gone with the Wind: Gone with the Wind
If you can only choose one classic that has thoroughly written about "women's vitality", it must be "Gone with the Wind". The story takes place during the turbulent times that engulfed the American South during the Civil War. Scarlett, the daughter of Tara Manor, was originally a spoiled young lady, arrogant and willful, with eyes only for beautiful dresses and her sweetheart Ashley. But the flames of war burned all her wealth overnight, the manor was deserted, and her relatives died. The former
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