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Books by Zhou Sanfeng
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Spring Deepens at the Bronze Sparrow Terrace 春深铜雀
Following Cao Cao's life, the story weaves together his entanglements with Zhang Furen, Wei Furen, Zou Shi, Zhen Mi, and other beautiful women. From a young man first falling in love in Qiao County to getting to know and standing by them amid his military campaigns, the Bronze Sparrow Terrace becomes a haven for his affections. Political intrigue intertwines with tenderness, and as the years pass, the enduring legends reveal a rarely seen, warmer side of this formidable warlord.
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The Biography of Zhou Lianxi 周濂溪传
The Biography of Zhou Lianxi recounts the life of Zhou Dunyi, a Neo-Confucian thinker of the Northern Song. From child prodigy in Daozhou to an upright official, he illuminated the firmament of thought with his Explanation of the Diagram of the Supreme Ultimate and On the Love of the Lotus. Like a lotus, he remained true to himself as he pursued his studies and navigated officialdom. His character and ideas continue to nourish people’s hearts to this day.
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Transmigrate to 1975: The Diving Queen's Sweet Marriage in Her Space 穿越1975：跳水王后空间甜婚
The proud and ruthless Princess Taiping of the Wu Zhou dynasty is executed by imperial decree, only to awaken in 1975 in the body of He Tai, an obscure member of the diving team whom everyone bullies. The original He Tai was timid, pushed off the diving platform, left with a sprained ankle, and robbed of her spot in the competition. The moment she opens her eyes, she faces vicious schemes and contemptuous stares. She awakens a pocket dimension and a healing food System. Mind-reading exposes fals
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Lianxi: The Flame of Principle 濂溪：理焰传
Lianxi: The Tale of the Principle Flame This story follows Zhou Lianxi, the Northern Song philosopher and pioneer of Neo-Confucianism. From the first signs of his wisdom as a prodigy in Daozhou, to his days in office, when he refuses to curry favor with the powerful and stands firm, he comes to understand the principle of the Taiji in a ruined temple and draws inspiration from the lotus pond to embody the noble ideal. With his Explanation of the Diagram of the Supreme Ultimate, he kindles the fi
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